adam sexton joins us live right now from farmington to explain. adam: donald trump spoke for about an hour, covering a lot of familiar territory. he did say something that might be raising some eyebrows tonight in southwest new hampshire and donald trump has proven impervious to controversy, but on monday night before an estimated crowd of a thousand in farmington he fully embraced one of the most contentious issues in new hampshire today, eminent domain. >> you' re going through the backyards of farms, you' re going through the front yard of a house, you' re going through different places. adam: trump brought up the topic at the end of a nearly hour-long speech. the context was the keystone pipeline in the midwest, but for many first in the nation voters, eminent domain means northern pass and the kinder morgan pipeline. while trump said he doesn' t love eminent domain, he described it as essential. >> you couldn' t have a pipeline, you couldn' t have a road, you couldn' t have anything. and i' m being attacked about eminent domain. give me a bre

tom now to our ulocal hot shot. : a surprise visitor in farmington fierce but beautiful. you can submit your pictures and video, and join the thousands of u-local members, by logging onto you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but so many families don't feel like their hard work pays off. that's not the way america is supposed to operate. i want to go to bat for them every single day. get incomes rising... get equal pay for women... cut the cost of health caret and child care so people canr actually get ahead. hillary clinton, she has what it takes to get things done. i'm hillary clinton and i tom: concord and goffstown police joining forces to search for two robbers. >> police say a man took money out of the register and when the clerk try to defend him off with a stick, the man' s last his hand with a knife. police say man with a similar bank and goffstown this afternoon. >> it' s a male possibly in his 40' s. there appears to be some great facial hair. >> the f ei has also been no

for now live in farmington, jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. jennifer: two people went to the hospital after a fire on elm street in laconia this fire officials say a man suffered burns and a woman suffered smoke inhalation. two cats also died in this fire. officials are investigating but believe it was accidental. and they think it started in a light fixture. tom: granite staters have been displaced in at least five separate fires over the last 24 hours alone. firefighter dealing with these bitterly cold temperatures right now, even southern new hampshire fell into the single digits, but chief meteorologist mike haddad says things are about to warm up a bit. mike: they certainly are. by tomorrow afternoon we're at or above average again. but right now very cold. take a look at where we started the day, four in concord. keep in mind the previous low so far this season had been 16. so well below that. but really not all that cold compared to the average of about 10 or 11. it did dip below zero in the upper valley. just a bit above zero along the

here we under farmington, right across the border from maine. he's been to nashua recently, he was just in lowell, massachusetts, claremont new hampshire, just across the border from vermont. so a lot of visits around the margins of new hampshire, but he can still draw a big crowd. concord last week, the difference between 500 or like he could fill this gym. coming up, we'll have more about what he talks about in farmington. adam sexton, wmur news 9. tom: while officials in new jersey assess the damage from a record breaking blizzard, that state's governor is back at campaign trail in new hampshire, chris christie spent less than 48 hours in his home state before returning here. amy coveno has some of the criticism christie is facing. reporter: yes, governor says tree says he was bound to be did. he stands by his decision to come back here and campaign and says as governor of new hampshire he's never off duty, assuring the media that things in his home state are under control. >> i think i said this, no matter what i did i was going to draw crit

he was boasting that the loyalty of supporters, and many are in farmington, new hampshire. there are perhaps even more on the way, waiting outside to get in. compass targeting communities like these, where many people feel to have been forgotten by washington, in trump, by his own account, is not a politician. that resonates with people here. >> i feel like he speaks to the silent majority, as people call it. these are things that everybody is thinking, but never really say. he doesn' t care, he says it like it is. i love that, i need that. ed: the can -- you can expect a large number of politicians in new hampshire over the weekend. this is donald trump getting applause live in farmington, new hampshire. iowa for the lead up to the caucuses. the caucuses on monday-- caus cuses are on monday. heather: the dow fell 208 points. the nasdaq to 272. we shot up a couple of points on the news that the supreme court upheld the ruling to expand energy conservation business. emc and boston scientific both slipped. in the same family for generations, this local company is making a uni

investigators are trying to determine the cause of a fatal house fire in farmington new -- farmington, new hampshire. the town' s police chief was first on the scene around 9:30 this morning. he was told that everyone was out, but that a man went back inside the burning home. the chief raced into the house to try and find him. the second floor, but it was too hot and smoky. we were yelling and trying to get someone to come to us if they were able, but unfortunately, we did not get any response and were driven back by the heavy smoke and the fire. jc: three others who did get out safely were treated for smoke inhalation. ed: a state representative in new hampshire is trying to lower the drinking age to 18. the seabrook rep. filed a bill that would allow 18-to-20-year-olds to drink anywhere, as long as they were accompanied by someone over the age of 21. but they could not consumer hard -- cannot consume hard liquor. he says the bill would help prevent underage kids from drinking irresponsibly. a new restaurant may soon open at the site of the former hilltop steak house. the iconic rest

lou: donald trump tonight, a rally in farmington, new hampshire at the farmington high school.n stage. we will take a look here. let's hear what he has to say. >> i am the only one that attacks donald trump. the attacks and loses. but it is sort of an amazing thing. my new battle is with the gentleman named ted crews. he can't speak the truth. >> thank you. >> that is sosa saint. >> ithe could run right now for prime minister of canada. >> how do you -- you have a constitution. very talented lawyer. he comes out in says is totally untested law and the others come out and say it's not untested. you can do that. john mccain was born in the military base. in the case of ted crews you have to go to court and get a declaratory judgment or do something. illinois -- lou: senator ted crews taking us all on a bit of a history of the family. he finds this work or he would not do it. i have to say, the man the man schedule is something to watch. there is a guy that wants to be president. he has been campaigning relentlessly. the man is not as he is accused of his being. joining me tonight

farmington high school had a threat that came in differently, seriously. students were on lockdown at portsmouth high school for about an hour tuesday after a threat came in strikingly similar to those reported at more than 20 massachusetts schools. >> we received a call, sounded like a robo call, that said there was a pipe bombs in the building. reporter: the same sort of automated call that struck sunapee middle high school at about the same time. >> sound like it's an automated call, done through like a computerized system, not necessarily a human voice, but a voice over some type of system that change the voice a little bit, as an automated call. reporter: administration and taking every threat seriously. >> as the call came through we were able to determine that the credibility of the call really sank for us a little, but we had had to do our due diligence to make sure that everything was on the up and up, which is why we had the state police bomb dog come through here. >> it's upsetting, we're close to finals so we're busy. it's really an annoyance.

the fire marshal is expected in a bit. farmington at about 9:30 this morning for heavy flames coming through the roof of this two- story single family home. to some young men. still under investigation. no identities released yet. the condition of those taken on hospital is not clear at this time. we will have much more on the story tonight at 5:00 :00. jennifer crumpton, wmur news 9. sean: a couple from hooksett is thankful today even though a fire has forced them from their home. the couple awoke this morning to the sound of smoke detectors going off. the sound alerted them in time to rescue their pets, and get out safely. and as ray brewer reports, some preventative maintenance by the wife made sure that happened. ray: the homeowners said they thought the original fire was out for both the homeowners and the hooksett fire department say lessons to be learned. detectors, this could have been the scene of a tragedy. >> in this situation, the smoke detectors saved their lives the life and daughter heard is not smoke detector, the outcome could have been different. ray: it began with

erin: farmington police are searching for the driver involved in a hit and run. an suv dragged a woman several feet and took off from the scene. the woman was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. police are still investigating the circumstances leading up to the hit and run. they say they have identified the driver and once caught the suspect will likely face felony charges. >>> a bail hearing is scheduled today for a man suspected of holding up a store in berlin. police believe 32-year-old ryan morton oned the berlin mills variety store the day after christmas. he was arrested last week on a charged of arming robbery. >>> the father of a boy who was injured after falling off of a chair lift is talking about the frightening experience. on saturday doug prangley was riding a life with his twin sons. one of the boys slipped and fell about 20 to 30 feet. doug says the lift never stopped because no one was working at the shutdown button. ragged mountain says two people were operating the lift booth and ski patrol did not know what happened until

fire officials are trying to figure out what sparked a fire in farmington that left one man dead. the flames broke out yesterday morning at a house on 10 rod road. when the police chief arrived on the scene, he says 3 people, including at least one child, were standing outside. they told him that someone went back into the burning house and had not come out. >> we were yelling and trying to get someone to come to us if they were able, unfortunately we didn' t get any response and were driven back by the heavy smoke in the fire. sean: a man' s body was later found upstairs, where it is believed the fire started. at this time, the victim' s name is not being released. erin: state leaders, presidential candidates and treatment advocates gathered in manchester yesterday to talk about curbing addiction in new the forum on addiction and the heroin epidemic was held at southern new hampshire university. along with activists who attended was kriss blevens. her stepdaughter, amber, died in 2014 after overdosing on heroin. today blevens is bringing her story to washington, d.c., where she a

students at farmington high school were evacuated after a message was found written on the wall of a boys bathroom. and apparent robocall threats were called in to portsmouth high school and sunapee middle school claiming that there were pipe bombs in the buildings. >> it is upsetting and i think that we' re close to finals so we' re busy, its really an annoyance. sean: similar calls were received at more than 20 schools in massachusetts and officials don' t think any of the threats were actually credible but they are taking them seriously. erin: the new hampshire primary is now less than 3 weeks away and our latest wmur cnn granite state poll shows that the democratic race may be turning into a landslide but not the way , many had predicted. the poll shows bernie sanders with 60% support compared to just 33% for hillary clinton. the divide is even greater among 35, sanders has 81% support to clinton' s 17%. clinton once dominated with women voters in new hampshire but now they are tilting in favor of the vermont senator. clinton still has a 65% favorability rating in new hampshire b

it happened at a camp ground in farmington, that woman has been released from the hospital and today she spoke with wmur's jennifer crompton. reporter: tyler emery faces felony charges of robbery and reckless conduct in connection with the crime. the victim says she and her boyfriend knew him from high school and that he offered to drop them off cigarettes because they were without a car and she says she still can't believe what happened next. >> i was just hanging over the driver'seat and he hit the gas. reporter: nicole is in pain, her ribs bruised, the skin under her loose clothing raw with abrasions. recounting what she says went to pay for cigarettes an old acquaintance was dropping off. >> he just floored it and dragged me all the way down and ran me over. reporter: she says her instinct was to hang on because it held her rent money. her boyfriend describes watching in horror. >> i screamed for her to let go, because i seen her going with it and he went right up over once she went on the ground. reporter: farmington police issued felony warrants on monday for 22-year-old suspec

into barrington and farmington is where we saw heavier snow amounts. sutton, about three inches. jefferson, two inches. only about 1.5 in new boston and one inch in laconia. it was a fresh one get snow into the ski areas which they are very happy about for the holiday weekend. snow showers remain in the higher elevations. this big system long gone. tomorrow will not be perfect. we will have sunshine for the morning before clouds roll in. temperatures a bit colder. we will have another round of snow showers this weekend into martin luther king day. i will show you the timing and how much to expect, ahead. stephanie: now that the snow is gone, driving conditions have improved. you' re taking a live look at 293 in manchester and 93 in hooksett where things are moving smoothly. wmur' s kria sakakenny is live in manchester with an update on the roads. reporter: usually during the evening, there is concern that if there is snow on the road it will freeze over. we are seeing the roads are pretty clear. it was a different story earlier today. it may have been a slow start to winter, but

right now, officials are still sparked a fire in farmington yesterday that left one man dead. when the police chief arrived on 10 rod road, he says three child, were standing outside. a man' s body was later found upstairs where it is believed the fire started. a close call this morning in massachusetts after three firefighters became trapped inside a burning home in saugus. officials say they were running out of oxygen and had to be dragged out by other firefighters. one firefighter lost his helmet as he jumped out of a first floor window to escape the flames. the three residents of the home made it out safely. the cause of the fire is under investigation. new this noon, the new hampshire legislature is back to work. the house began the 2016 session just after 10:00 this morning. ray brewer had the change to speak to legislative leaders including the governor before the session got underway. and ray, what are their expectations? rosie: == ray: well, house issues, social issues will be of the forefront, and they will look at ways to deal with expanded health care and the state

joined by sarah palin in tulsa. endorsed his new stop in new hampshire will be monday night at farmington high school and in new hampshire today, chris christie spoke to the state's house of representatives along with marco rubio and john kasich. jeb bush was meeting with voters, while ted cruz continued his bus tour. he had a stop in exiter. clinton's husband campaigning on her behalf. former president bill clinton was in concord. he pointed to her continued support from people in arkansas as proof. 90 people are coming up here from [applause] >> she has not years. her. and they like her. and they saw her work. >> hillary clinton will be back in new hampshire on friday. bernie sandlers be there >> 10 years ago today, a mer and her baby girl were killed in their home. tonight 5 investigates takes a closer look at the evidence, and the prosecutor who helped to lock up the killer. >> a new push to help stop the growing opioid academics. the flow of drugs before addiction begins. >> and following, gives us the potential of heavy snow and stronger winds or will it move more out to sea? the la

and donald trump will be in farmington tonight. candidate and texas governor for president. perry said right now, he consistent conservative. and referencing the tight contest between cruz and front-runner donald trump, he said the primary race appears to perry dropped his 2016 presidential bid last september. right now, a boil water order remains in effect for the town of lisbon. the state department of environmental services advises people to boil their water for at least 2 minutes before drinking it. the order comes after e. coli was found in a sample from the town' s water system. officials say the issue has been addressed, but they are waiting for more test results before lifting the order, which could happen by wednesday. coming up, poisonous water. how a boston native is helping the residents of flint, michigan with a basic necessity. and, missing prisoners. how 3 men escaped from a california prison. kevin: temperatures start the first of two systems arriving tomorrow starts to details coming up. s corner, we are pairing wine with a blackened chicken pasta dish, anno

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heather: he' s rallying with supporters, and targeting opponents in farmington, new hampshire. reid lamberty is live with trump' s new attacks. reid: aimed at other republicans. from the start, new hampshire voters have strongly backed the brush billionaire. donald trump took a break from iowa, but not from his republican opponents, taking a swipe at the $100 million s campaign. his keeps going down. reid: the harshest attacks going failing to disclose money he received from two banks. >> he could run right now for prime minister of canada. he would have no problem. reid: he addressed over a high school gymnasium. >> we have to do well. we have to get the numbers. reid: trump has long held a wide lead in new hampshire. he accuses candidates on both sides of the aisle of being in the pockets of big money donors. >> they do not care about the candidate. they care about what the candidate is going to do for the country. reid: he says that the same dream that made him wealthy make the country stronger weary >> what am i going to do? i am going to take and be greedy for the united s

reporter: according to the farmington fire chief, the call came in about 9:27 tuesday morning of heavy smoke and flames showing from the second floor of a home at 495 ten rod road. the police chief was first on the scene encountering three people outside including at least one child. >> when i arrived at the residence, someone had gone back inside, and i cleared the first floor, didn't find anyone. reporter: his deputy checked the basement while he headed up to the second floor and was stopped, by intense smoke and heat. >> we were yelling and trying to get someone to come to us if they were able, but unfortunately we didn't get any response and were driven back by reporter: meantime, a passer-by had stopped, grabbing blankets from his car to help what and to be a family outside, in a single layer of clothing. >> we wrapped wrapped the blankets around the kids, trying to get warm. it was near zero. reporter: the chief says both the setting in a rural area combined with the extreme cold did affect firefighting efforts. >> hose lines freeze, driveways freeze, so it did hamper our initial

he is live in farmington, new hampshire. john, it's interesting. there's been some signs from the so-called party establishment that maybe they'd be comfortable with trump, is that sort of a blessing that this campaign is nervous about? >> i don't know if they're nervous about it. i think that this is certainly one of their great strengths, has been the anti-establishment theme that when, for instance, when governor nikki haley of south carolina went after him in the response to the state of the union, it helped him. i think when it helps him when the establishment takes him on. it gives his supporters extra cheer and extra reason to back him and support him. andion, steve, you can always tell what's one way of telling what a campaign is thinking and what they're worried about or what the concerns are is the scheduling. what they're doing with their greatest asset, the candidate. here we are, one week away from iowa caucuses, and where is donald trump? he's in new hampshire. he is going back to iowa tomorrow, but on wednesday, he goes to south caro

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trump will be from new hampshire with an event in farmington and will head out of state for a few other appearances before returning on friday. this marks the final push for support when we are two weeks out from the first in the nation primary. >>> a store clerk is recovering from injuries he got fighting off a knife-wielding robber. look at these surveillance pictures from concord, new hampshire. the clerk was cut on the hand when he used a stick to fight back against that robber. the suspect got away with cash. police are looking for a white man in his 40s with gray facial hair. >>> happening today, the mbta will begin a series of public hearings about a proposed fare hike. t officials will meet with ride at a middle school in lynn. brockton, concord, boston and worcester. increase fares by 10% and looking for changes in the commuter rail schedule. >>> check traffic and weather every ten minutes. live drive times. easy 9 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the exit to the pike. >>> shiri? >> shiri: tell you what as you are hitting the road early this morning. on the

(sot: donald trump/(r) presidential candidates)(012516 trump farmington nh @ 19:06:47) "this is now crunch time, this is crunch time right." (gfx from ctm @ 07:11:08:09) the latest poll out this morning shows donald trump has now regained a lead in iowa - but ted cruz is within the margin of error so trump isn't pulling any punches - including his favorite jab - pointing out cruz's birthplace. (sot: donald trump/(r) presidential candidates)(19:14: 41:19)[duration:0:06] <"he's candadian - the man from canada." "he could run right now for prime minister of canada, he'd have no problem."> cruz is hitting back with a series of t-v ads - including this one aimed at iowa's evangelical voters. (nats) "look, i am pro- choice in every respect." and cruz says there's a reason the establishment is lining up behind the businessman. (sot: sen. ted cruz/(r-tx) presidential candidate)(012516 cruz manchester ia @ 15:30:51) "trump is someone they can work with. trump will cut a deal. trump will expand government spending, expand the debt." (standup: edward lawrence/cbs news/washington, d.c.) hillary clinto

he targeted opponents in farmington last night taking aim being in the pocket of big money donors. the billionaire businessman telling the crowd that the same greed that made him wealthy will make this country strong. trump: my whole life has been about taking. now what am i going to do? i'm going to take and i'm going to be greedy for the united states of america. erika: trump will campaign in iowa tonight. randy: in the race between the democrats, a new poll shows hillary clinton's lead shrinking in iowa. with the caucuses less than a week away, clinton is just six points ahead of bernie sanders. martin o'malley trails far behind. the candidates all appeared at a town hall meeting with undecided voters in des moines last night. newscenter 5's phil lipof will be reporting live in iowa for the lead-up to the caucuses beginning thursday on newscenter 5 at 4:30 p.m. new concerns for women as a dangerous virus continues to spread. erika: the startling request from some governments to stop the outbreak. plus this. i don't want to see anybody else get hurt like that. erika: an electroni

. >>> fire fighters are trying to figure out what caused this deadly fire in farmington, new hampshire. the flames burned throughout roof of this home on rod road. neighbors said they could hear a man trapped inside screaming for help. fire fighters couldn't get to him in time. three people including two children did escape and treated for smoke inhalation. >>> this morning norwood police are trying to track down two men accused of swiping keys and credit cards from gym lockers. the latest theft happened at the vanderbilt club. surveillance video show them walking around with the stolen car keys in hand. the manager said they pretend they were interested in a membership and wanted to check out the locker rooms and left with the stolen items. >> picked on four people that work hard for a living and you people do nothing and feed off people that do stuff dan another look at the suspects. they went on a shopping spree with the stolen credit card at the target at university station and similar gym robbery station and similar gym robberies have been reported in neighboring towns. >>> the pr

to ' go his own way' in the past and it' s paid off but as he told first in the nation voters in farmington last night now is the time to close the deal. for president. believe me. adam: after his thursday been -- event for wounded warriors, he will be coming back here to new hampshire. shelley: earlier this evening, fox news announced the lineup for thursday night' s debate. here' s what the stage will look like if trump skips the event. kentucky senator rand paul will return to the main stage, after only being invited to the undercard debate two weeks ago. to qualify for the prime-time debate, a candidate had to place in the top six of an average of recent national polls, or the top 5 in an average of recent new hampshire or iowa polls. the 4 republican presidential candidates qualified for the undercard debate. this is the first debate since august for former virginia governor jim gilmore. tom: an abc news-washington post poll released this morning finds a growing number of republicans believe donald trump will win s nomination. 64% say they believe trump will be the nominee, up 25 perce

trump will be back in new hampshire tonight with an event in farmington. and then head out state for few other appearances before returning on friday. this marks the final push for support now that we are two weeks out from the first in the nation primary. >>> a store clerk is recovering from injuries he got fight offing knife-wielding robber. take a good look at these surveillance pictures. it happened yesterday afternoon in concord, new hampshire. police say the clerk was cut on the hand when he used a stick to fight back against the robber. the suspect got away with cash. police are looking for a white >>> happening today, the me me begin a series of hearing of a proposed fare hike. t officials will meet with riders at a middle school in lynn. also meetings taking place in brockton, malden, boston, and worcester. the transit agency proposed raising fares by 10% and also changes planned for the commuter rail schedule. >>> we track traffic and weather every ten minutes. a live drive times. a lot of green. 23 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabo

. >>> fire fighters are trying to figure out what caused a deadly fire in farmington, new hampshire. the flames burned through the roof of a home on rod road. neighbors say they can hear a man trapped inside screaming for help. fire fighters couldn't get to them in time. three people including children did escape suffering from smoke inhalation. >>> looking two two men accused of swiping keys from gym lockers. the latest incident had at the vanderbilt club. surveillance video show them walking around the parking lot with keys in hand. they pretended they were interested in gym membership and wanted to check out the locker room and left with the stolen item. >> pick on people who work hard and you people do nothing and feed off people who do stuff. >> daniel: another look at the shopping spree with the stolen credit cards at the target at university station and similar gym robbery gym robberies have been reported in neighboring towns. >>> the boston globe says they will bring an old company back in to get papers delivered on time in after tens of thousands of customers did not receive

we are talking about farmington around. apart. you can seethe remnant of this mobile home were pushed onto the road and debris spread yards. >> i see a power pole that's been snapped. >> there were grandchildren at >> they have been hospitalized and non-life threatening injuries. their grandparentsed killed in this devastating tornado. >> right now, two people with going through the debris field and starting to pick up things. >> real quick, we are looking at pictures from the manatee sheriff's office where it was sitting. it looks like he'sbeen picked up and moved and smashed across the road. >> is that what you are seeing? >> looks like what is a refrigerator out on the field and a lot of sightings and things that you could not make out what once were. >> eric, thank you, we'll keep on checking back with you throughout this 8:00 hour. >> thanks again. >> thank you. >> oh, that's heartbreaking news. >> i will tell you what, that's what we always has to get into an area of structure that's more substantial than a mobile home when

>> catherine: tonight trump is bringing campaign back to new hampshire with event in farmington and then he will zip out of state for few other appearances before returning friday. this marks the final push for support now that we are two weeks out from the first in the nation primary. >>> catherine: trump also taking aim of potential rival thinking about getting into the presidential race. former new york city mayor michael bloomberg is exploring and he will run if trump and bernie sanders are other nominees. bloomberg to run because he has opposite views on gun control and abortion and other big issues. bloomberg is from medford. >> julie: clearing backlog of citizen complaints against officers and globe says they are teaming up against mediation in harvard. more serious complaints will be handled by the department's internal affairs division and 400 complaints are filed against officers each year. >>> catherine: locals are scratching plans to breed 150 rattle snakes in middle of major water resource. according to the boston globe the state wants to revive the endangered species on isl

speaking at farmington high school last night, he embraced one of the most contentious issues in new hampshire related to projects like the candor morgan pipeline. -- kinder morgan pipeline. while he says he does not love eminent domain, he described it as essential. >> you couldn' t have a pipeline, a road, anything -- i' m being attacked about eminent domain. give me a break. sean: he will be in new hampshire on friday for a town hall in nashua. erin: still ahead, finding a job after college can be tough, but one local school has a special sean: mcdonald' s is bouncing back and company leaders say there is one thing in particular that customers seem to be loving. erin: a frightening and painful accident. able borrow man is recovering -- a man is recovering after a bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but so many families don't feel that's not the way america is supposed to operate. i want to go to bat for them every single day. get incomes rising... get equal pay for women... cut the cost of health caret and c

students at farmington high school or evacuated after a message was found written on the wall of a boy' s bathroom. there were calls to other schools, claiming there were pipe bombs in the buildings. >> it is upsetting. we are close to finals. it is really an annoyance. sean: similar calls were received at 20 schools in massachusetts. erin: the new hampshire primary is less than three weeks away. the latest poll shows that the democratic race may be turning into a landslide, but not the way many had predicted. the poll shows bernie sanders with 60% support compared to just 33% for clinton. the divide is even greater among young people under the age of 35 -- sanders has 81% to clinton' s 17%. women voters are tilting in favor of the vermont senator. clinton still has a 65% favorability rating, but it is a far cry from the 91% for sanders. half of voters have not made up their minds. >> a lot of time in primaries, voters opinions can be very volatile. i think the results of iowa are erin: in this poll, former maryland governor martin o' malley was a very distant third with 2% support. fo

. >> mark: deadly fire in farmington. you can see the flames burned through the roof. we've learned three people made it out, but a fourth was killed. firefighters investigating the cause. police trying to figure out how this car crashed into this building in new hampshire. sky fox flying over the scene in block. we are still working to find out if anyone was hurt. >> vanessa: elementary school students greeted with firetrucks at school after a carbon monoxide leak this. story was breaking on the fox25 morning news. custodians in waltham called the fire department after smelling a gas odor and noticed an alarm going on. no students were inside but neighbors say the scene turned chaotic when kids started arriving. >> they blocked off the streets. all the little kids were standing on the corners confused. >> vanessa: the school was closed today. students were brought to the middle school. >> mark: a man accused of going on a robbery spree in several towns. >> vanessa: the victims ranged from children to senior citizens >> mark: plus a please tejs a disturbing investigati

medicine examiner will the man's name has not been >>> skyfox over the scene of a deadly fire in farmington, the flames are so intense they burned right through the roof. hear the man who was trapped inside screaming for help. that victim but it was too late. three people including two for smoke inhalation. firefighters are still investigating the cause. >> fire investigators taking a fire in spencer. street. this was breaking at 5:00 and 6:00. firefighters there working in extremely cold conditions to keep it all under control. there are nouals in the barn so investigators are questioning how it started. one viewer sends us these images of the flames on the scene. you can see quite graphic, these images right here. the fire marshal is not reporting any injuries but the red cross is helping 11 people there. >> dozens of former students at a prestigious new england boarding school calling for an independent sexual abuse investigation. st. georges school in middleton, rhode island revealed last month 23 students were victims of abuse on campus. but at as news conference in boston victims and

donald trump will be in farmington tonight. >>> "the boston globe" is throwing its support the globe says she's more seasoned and grounded than when she ran in 2008. she spent the day campaigning in iowa. erin: the season is over for the patriots after the tough loss in the afc championship game. the patriots fell behind early. they were never able to grab the lead. tom brady struggled early. a missed point came back to haunt. patriots found the end zone in the last minute. they still trailed by two. the two-point conversion was picked off. brady came up short in his quest as denver wins by a final of 20-18. fans here in new hampshire are disappointed. some are trying to stay positive. >> hopefully next year we don't have injuries. they are a young team. they should be fine. erin: the broncos will take on super bowl. the red sox season isn't that all far off. the truck with the equipment head south february 10th. once one season comes to the end, the other one is around the corner. sean: that's new england tradition. that was a tough game to watch yesterday. tom brady took a beating.

farmington police are searching for the driver involved in a hit and run. officers say an suv dragged a woman several feet at the beaver pond camping out area around 9:00 last night and took off from the scene. the woman was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. police have identified the driver. once caught the suspect charges. >>> police say a fire in rochester destroyed a trailer the day after pictures. they could not find any reason that the fire would have started naturally. as you can see, there's nothing left of the trailer. >>> outside we go for you. we're seeing a bit of sunshine there in the queen city even though the temperature is 22. kevin: temperatures in the southern part haven't moved that much in the last couple of hours. in. we're down in the lower north country. quite a bit of light we can't rule out of couple of those developing. the atmosphere is continuing to dry out and ringing out any air. that's where the snow at this point. we'll continue to see the colder, drier air temperatures are in the single digits up nort

farmington within 12 minutes. expect to see more moderate to heavy rain. melbourne down to mico seeing light to moderate rain. more for cocoa beach. rock ledge along i-95 and north of there, titusville, meritt island, the space coast. kennedy space center, new smyrna beach. oak hill, moderate rain. lake county, lake catherine, umatilla, eustis. astatula, leesburg seeing moderate rain. to the south, in clermont, not as much. mascot not as much. bay lake, again, light rain. not that heavy stuff. temperatures look like this, mid 60's in spots. here's a look at your pinpoint accurate forecast. notice today, a 100% coverage of rain across the board into the afternoon and evening warming to 73. and rain. making evening plans, expect it to lighten up? no. it is going to be raining through tonight. the coverage at 100%. temperatures in the 60's. here are showers and thunderstorms in waves today. there's 3:00 at the bus stop. we take you through 7:00. the drive home later today. your evening plans, getting soaked as more waves of heavy rain move in from the gulf of

it seems like the seacoast and communities into farmington got hit the worst with a couple of today. we have seen improvement over the past couple of hours now that the snow has stopped. in claremont, a nice evening. it has quieted down. it looks like the roads are in good condition. here are more snow totals. newport, 2.75. just under two inches in new boston. i am sure the ski areas will take it. here are some stats to get you up to date on how the season is going for snowfall. in concord including today' s only .9, they have received 9.4 inches of snowfall. the average for this time in the season is 25.8 inches. obviously, we are well below that. last year, we had 22 inches so we are leaning on the lower and this season. that is not surprising after the summer was so mild. there is the latest on the satellite and radar. this system is long gone into northern maine. still scattered snow showers remaining in the higher elevations overnight. there is still lots of cloud cover, especially off to our south and west. we will see passing clouds through the evening. a storm system south i

>> sara: tonight trump is bringing campaign back to new hampshire with an event in farmington and zip out of state for a few other appearances before returning on friday and marks the final push for support now that we are just two weeks out for the first in the nation primary. >>> sara: trump also taking aim at potential rival about getting into the presidential race. former new york city mayor michael bloomberg exploring independent run for the white house. the billionaire says he will run if trump and bernie sanders are the other nominees. trump says he would love bloomberg to run because former mayor has opposite views on gun control, abortion and other big issues. bloomberg, by the way, is from medford. >> gene: 8:39. boston police department trying new program to clear the back lock of citizen complaints against? er. the globe says team against mediation process in harvard and give citizens option of taking complaint to mediator. more serious complaints will department's internal affairs division and nearly 400 complaints are filed against officers every year. >>> gene: scratchi

tomorrow night he will hold a rally in farmington and newscenter 5 will be there covering appeared on the democratic side, hillary clinton is also in iowa along with cory booker. this her second day campaigning in the state were she is working to get voter support a head of a caucus on february 1. spending the weekend in iowa -- bernie sanders. more set for tomorrow. several new polls show him leaving clinton in iowa. there could be a late entry in the race for the white house. billionaire media mogul michael bloomberg reportedly considering an independent presidential run. the former new york city mayor has been a republican. he has been a democrat. and he has been an independent during his political career. you have two gop chair jennifer moran says she believes his candidacy would hurt the democratic nominee. bloomberg is expected to make a back to some snow video. you may find this brave or stupdi id but a snowboarder and a skier take advantage of the snow in new york city. getting towed behind a jeep. that looks like times square. only in new york, because you literally see every

christie, john kasich will attend town halls while front-runner donald trump will hold a rally in farmington trump coming under a bit of fire after a protester who was wearing a you are thebin was iowa on sunday. that man was holding up a sign that read "don't hate." trump asked the crowd, he wasn't wearing one of those hats, was he? some people thought trump was bin. it appears he was referencing another supporter in the crowd wearing a "make america great again" hat. meantime, the former new york reportedly considering an independent run for president. he is expected to make that decision the first week of march after the results are in from the super tuesday contest set for march 1. donald trump says that he would welcome michael bloomberg into the race if he decides to run. kris anderson, 7 news. >> nancy: coming up, two fugitives on the run from the law make an unexpected call to the cops. the details on the bizarre rescue. >> sarah: one winter mascot missing in action this year. why a 30-foot snowman is not making an appearance. >> chris: outside today, the sunshine getting to work. ta

fire officials are trying to figure out what sparked a farm --fire in farmington. the flames broke out at a home a man' s body was found upstairs, where it is believed the fire started. the him' s name is not being released at this time -- the victim' s name is not being released at this time. it looks like we are seeing an ice crystal forming on our camera in manchester. it is awfully cold. kevin: yeah, temperatures are at single digits to teens in many areas this morning. areas in the south are in the teens to the lower 20' s. this is the last of the colder air. we are talking high temperatures later this afternoon getting up above the freezing mark. southern areas could get up into the upper 30' s to near 40 degrees this afternoon. we will have the same amount of clearer sky this evening. the air mass continues to moderate. we will not continue to see it we will have full sunshine today. partial sunshine on friday. rain for sunday. erin: thank you so much. cordes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvers. they like making things better. people don't have a

sky fox over the scene of a deadly fire in farmington, new hampshire. we've learned three people made it out of the home on rod road at foxworth person was trapped inside and killed. flames burned through the roof. firefighters are investigating the cause. >> mark: the man in these connection with a theft at a walmart store new year's day. if you recognize contact portsmouth police. >> reporter: president obama announces changes in gun control. i ask victims of gun violence if it goes far enough. >> mark: paying off loans, how one state in the northeast is debt. what would you do with five minutes to kill, and a smart phone? check the scores. probably post a pic. how about register to vote? 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. it's that easy. done. i just registered. that was easy. the new year means a house full of new devices. and that can slow your internet down. so you should get verizon fios - quick. only fios has the fastest

. >> reporter: trump sounding confident scheduled to campaign in farm tom that starts -- farmington starting at 5 this evening. susie steimle wbd this -- wbz this morning. >> donald trump is the topic of >> talking about devoted supporters. take a listen. >> the polls they say i have the most loyal faithful i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot someone and wouldn't lose any voters like incredible. >> so did he go too far with that comment? here are your reaction this is morning marie says one of the biggest things his supporters like is his confidence and straightforwardness. i don't think he will lose one vote. carol agrees posted if your kids came home from school and told you that one their classmates said something similar you would probably be making a visit to their teacher but somehow when trump says it people love him. comment on the daily talker all day at cbs boston.com and tweet with us the hashtag wbz talker or leave your comments over on our facebook page. >>> while you were sleeping the patriots arrived back at gillette stadium and here's the team's buses that rol