that is franklin delano roosevelt. in germany in 1930 they have elections, hit their's not these, arise from the 12, delegates on the right job to 107. they are the second-biggest party in merger many. the capacity they have for creating mischief now is intense so everything has changed. jennifer lawle back in 19 32 germany, nationalists -- he doesn't like democracies and people who posted in in 1925, the social democrats and the catholic parties were sort of a center-left party, they support him. everyone -- he is going to be the guy to stop hitler and the nazis. what happens is the germans vote in march of that year, it is a four man race essentially. there is hindenburg, adolf hitler who has become a german citizen by the fact the he has received a minor government appointment from a minor german state, by the republic ship. and he can't run, there is a in hindenburg 84 years old. there are communists and nationalists. the nazis think they are going to do pretty well. heinrich himmler gives instructions to his best

for benjamin franklin -- i can do without those. for benjamin franklin, a humanist, a self-made man, the first american to be considered ingenious by the europeans. who contributed to world culture, who made the americans more than subservient colonials, that benjamin franklin, born at the beginning of the 18th century and lived 84 years, franklin never attended college, but he read incessantly. at the age of 20, just 20 years old, your age, he knew locke's theory of sensation, to question the immortality of the soul. he grew up in boston, but his -- but his own sense of , and his desire for scientific knowledge, self-taught, made him a humanist. puritanism's suspicion of the individual will, franklin rejected from an early age. for him, as the enlightened humanist in england and the continent, religious belief smacked of magic, superstition, and miracles. he totally rejected that in favor of science and experiment. the search for empirical evidence. though it makes an important history, aside from anything else that he might have d

franklin invented this whole legend for her. she had come over from england and with her father and he died on board on the way to boston. so she had a hard life. but a minister allowed her to use his library. result she became something of a pop philosopher. in other words she was ben. in the papers he writes -- i'm giving you a selection -- "without freedom of thought there can be no such thing as wisdom." so the humanist message is there in the 16-year-old's writings. silence privileges learning over well throughout the series of letters. and 1722,he ages 16 that is when he gets his start. satirical essays within that with a hidden moral message. like most of our contemporary politicians, yes? next in his career benjamin franklin adopted another pseudonym. that of richard saunders. he struggled and bit by bit he became a successful printer. in fact he didn't just create the "pennsylvania gazette." after becoming a runaway servant and leaving his brother, they had words, and moving penniless to philadelphia. where the achieved

franklin roosevelt -- we know that hitler wants power and franklin roosevelt once power, too and he's got an organization with jim farley and eleanor roosevelt and he's got a working semblance of the modern campaign. the rest of them like governor albert ritchie in maryland, very repealed prohibition, limited government, traditional democrat, handsome fellow. but he talks to the supporter and says i could get better known if i gave more speeches i guess that i don't have any more ideas. so he is limited. there is a guy named alfalfa very and oklahoma. he's pretty much a whack job. he's about to get into border wars in texas and besides who can take a guy named alfalfa bill seriously for president coming into the governor in ohio, people like that. and william randolph hearst is giving that speech out in california when he is trashing everyone he says that there is one who is a real american and his name is john garner and he is the speaker of the house and he had never given any thought in his life to running for president and says fine i will give it a tumble so he enters the race. a

and franklin roosevelt did. and william randolph hearst gets on the radio out of los angeles to blast everybody. one guy after another. and the chief political advisor says what do we do about this? add a prestigious and bin you upstate in which to see the league of nations as an issue that will not be a major issue. people wonder what they can do america and germany will have a presidential election every seven years in the 1932 bond hindenburg and to win the support of the ultranationalist. he is anti-democratic there is plans for reparations in germany. but by this time a dollar -- adolf hitler is gaining steam. there are parallels between franklin roosevelt and hitler. he had been elected for this to the new york than it is real close. you better count the votes correctly. if it is that close franklin roosevelt is elected. when nazis win 12 of them. so they are going nowhere fast. and then in new york state roosevelt wins reelection by the biggest margin than any governor up to that time. so the next day peo

franklin was in england. returned and seated in the second congress, as i was there seated and we met one and the other and became fast friends. what impressed me was his open mind and extensive knowledge. particularly, his knowledge of human nature. his grasp of common sense. his ability to take concepts and bring them to a general understanding. a sage in many ways. friendship, it was natural that we proclaimed our independency -- dependency that as the two of us were on the drafttee of five men, to the declaration of american independence. dr. franklin had already been in britain, hereat would be an opportunity for him to return to england, but to france. i would be important -- ambassador. my home had become a new commonwealth, they called me to return and help draft our constitution. , iher than go to france returned to virginia. friend --ally, my accompanied dr. franklin to france. host: we will your next from bob in new york. welcome to the conversation. caller: hello, greetings to you from new amsterd

he is in franklin with the details. ray: good morning. we spoke with the clerk who was behind the counter when the robbery happened. and threatened to stab him unless he got hundreds of dollars of cash. the clerk said he did not hesitate to get back behind the counter even after being robbed at knife point on monday. the robbery happened about 6:00 at the shop express in franklin. surveillance video shows the robber pulling out a knife, jumping over the counter, and opening a cash register. >> he was asking, can i have the money? i asked, what you looking for? i said, are you looking for some kind of paper? he said, i' m going to stab you if you don' t give me the money. then i run away from the cash register. ray: the suspect stole about $600 and ran away toward prospect street. the owner said this was unusual. here. we are very friendly. everything is good. ray: the suspect was wearing gloves and a hoodie. he is described as a white man in his mid-20' s to early 30' s. the clerk says he is thankful no one was hurt. >> it was scary. i do

franklin. but he returned to be seated in the second congress as i was there seated and we met one and the other and became fast friends. what impressed me was his open mind and his extensive knowledge, particularly his knowledge of human nature. his grasp of common sense. his ability to take lofty concepts and bring them to a general understanding in a diversity of population. he was a sage in many, many ways. and as far as our friendship, well, it was held natural then when we proclaimed our independency the following year, 1776, that as of two of us were on the committee of five men to draft our declaration of american independence, that as dr. franklin had already been in europe, that here would be an opportunity that he could return but not to england, rather to france respect and that i be appointed a co-ambassador. oh, i was like a bee charged after honey. but unfortunately, my home, virginia, had become a new commonwealth called upon me to return. and to help draft our constitution of t

wmur' s mike cronin has the story from franklin. mike: it' s back to business as usual at the shop express, but the store clerk describes a scary situation last night when he says that a man pulled a knife on him. muddasar bajwa was all smiles tuesday. he had no hesitation getting back behind the counter that he was robbed at on monday. video surveillance captured a man taking out a knife. seconds later he jumps over the counter opens the cash draw and knocks over items as he takes off with the money. >> he was asking me, can i have the money? so i said, what you mean, paper money? what are you looking for? i thought he was looking for some kind of paper. he said no, i want your money. so he said i' m going to stab you if you don' t give me the money. then i run away from cash register. >> it happened around 6:00 monday night at the shop express in franklin. about $600 and ran away towards prospect street. bajwa' s cousin who owns the store says it was unusual. >> that does not usually happen here. the area is very friendly. sometim

the "benjamin franklin" passed under the gold gate bridge with just 20 feet to spare. the mega-ship is roughly a quarter-mile long and holds 18,000 shipping containers. still to come on the newshour this new year's eve: missouri officials respond to widespread floods. the iraqi ambassador's take on the fight against isis. what a marshmallow test tells us about self-control, and much more. >> ifill: we start tonight with a closer look at the flooding in missouri. for that i am joined by cindy erickson, c.e.o. of the american red cross of eastern missouri, which serves the city of st. louis and 62 surrounding counties, an area of more than four million people. and, scott barthelmuss, a firefighter and emergency medical technician in eureka, a town on the meramac river that is essentially cut off by flood waters. is scott, i'd like to start with you. we're talking to you by skype nearby. assess the situation for us tonight in eureka. >> things are starting to look for positive. the refer crested yesterday. water was originally very slows to recede but now is rapidly falli

and aretha franklin hadn't even started. nats: aretha singing everyone, viola davis among them, on their feet. jessica rae: are chatting about aretha franklin. jessica and scott are chatting about aretha franklin. jessica and scott are chatting about aretha franklin. jessica and scott are chatting about aretha franklin. jessica and scott are chatting about aretha franklin. jeica and scott are chatting about aretha franklin. jessica and scott are chatting about aretha franklin. scott: good morning siouxland. it's a bitterly cold start to your day with temperatures sitting in the single most of the area. we have calm winds and clear skies which are helping to maintain that very cold air. as our final day of 2015 goes on, we can expect a high temperature in the middle 20s and increasing clouds. good morning siouxland. it's a bitterly cold start to your day with temperatures sitting in the single digits throughout most of the area. we have calm winds and clear skies which are helping to d-o-t traffic cam's here at . many folks s

we're live at franklin square, jeff chirico, "channel 6 action news." >> all right. jeff, thank you. probably not selling a lot of hot chocolate there. >> tailgaters had something to cheer about today. eagles pulling out a win over shady mccoy and the bills. >> the stakes were high and birds made it happen. jeff skversky is here with more they needed this win and got it bottom line. >> for the defense they came up big stopping lesean mccoy. yards rushing for the most part kept them in check and didn't do severe damage. lesean mccoy had a chip on his shoulder since chip traded him awe and fumbled news by not telling the eagles all time leading rusher that was the story line all week that he was rushed off to buffalo and now he's back. as promised lesean doesn't shake chip kelly's fan but how about the hug for jeff lurie. eagles back de marco powery limited and darren sproles in the first. fly eagles fly early. 2nd quarter sam bradford, 53 yards to nelson agholor. eagles up 7. final minute of the game phils down 3 throws it up and reynolds picks it off. what a play! ea

also the ben franklin bridge, volume starting to increase. inbound traffic are the headlight into the city. no problems heading into new jersey. again, aramingo avenue the ramp to 95 south stays or starts to close down, starting monday, this goes until september 2016. and the girard avenue ramp to 95 north, that remains closed until june of 2017. so that's the long-term construction project. mass transit again we have new scheduled, septa regional rails, patco speed line on time for everyone else. airport also in good shape. that's look at your ridement back to you. >> star wars fans are getting a real present this holiday season. new movie officially out, many theatres running around the clock screenings including franklin institute and that is where we find "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo this morning, jan, if you want to see the film on the big screen this is definitely the place to be, good morning. >> absolutely, nicole, good morning, a loft fans i've already spoken to this morning are going home very happy, now, we are coming to

stephanie: an armed home invasion in franklin this morning. police say several calls reported a suspicious man on nelson street. tonight, the victim is in the hospital in serious condition and three suspects are facing charges. thanks for joining us. i am stephanie woods. adam: and i' s jennifer crompton arrests. let' s it turns out the suspicious looking man who triggered the calls is the alleged victim in the case who had fled the home invasion. those calls in teamwork between local and state police are credited with making the arrests so quickly. residents of nelson street in franklin called 911 early sunday about a suspicious looking man running between houses. one woman who did not want to be identified says he climbed over the gate on her porch fence. kids so i was scared. >> police were on the scene within minutes. >> we found out he was injured. he told us he was involved in a home invasion incident. two men came in with shotguns to a residence. >> police say he passed out but not before describing how he was injured fleeing the apartm

the robbery happening at around 6:00 at the shop express in franklin. the robber pulls out a knife, jumps over the counter, and opens the cash register. >> he was asking me, "can i have the money?" i said, "what are you looking for?" he said, "i' if you don' t give me the money." ray: the suspect stole about $600 and ran away for prospect street. the owner said it was unusual. >> that usually does not happen here. it is a friendly atmosphere. sometimes, you know, it happens. ray: the suspect is described as a white man in his mid-20' s to s, about six feet tall, and less than 200 pounds. the clerk said he is thankful no one was hurt. >> yeah, it was scary. just leave them alone. they train us, don' t worry about the money -- worry about your life. ray: anyone who recognizes the robber is asked to get in touch with the franklin police department or get in touch with the regional crimeline. erin: thank you. a portsmouth man is accused of crashing his truck while allegedly driving drunk with kids in the vehicle. christopher serlin is charged with aggravate

i'm a young leader, franklin project. i've been hearing a lot about part of the barrier is actually parents. and so i'm wondering if there's some sort of strategy as well to engage them. i'm thinking about mom bloggers. i know government with study abroad has really done a lot of engagement from them and it's worked. i know the u.n. foundation and i helped to engage bloggers a lot to educate people around vaccines. and i think part of the barrier is that parents are scared for financial reasons and they don't want their children to go out and be potentially at harm. but if they're educated more then they're more likely to push their kids to go serve. >> i do think there's a huge public education component and parents, engaging parents that it's safe and advantageous. i love the idea of putting, having just gone through the common application, putting the box on the college application form that says, did you serve and having that be a plus. that's one of the most powerful things you could do for any parent who's trying to

and aretha franklin hadn't even started. nats: aretet singing everyone, viola davis among them, on their feet. tim: fred's back next of our forecast. at six, . how one vermillion resident is recycling bicycles, we'll learn more about the initiative recycle 605 in vermillion. plus. we hop aboard the u-s-s iowa. with hundreds of hawkeye fans. how folks in california are spening their time waiting for the rose bowl. a live look there tonight at six. (fred) happy new year! your forecast for tonight is for and a low of 11. sunshine and a high of 34. the 7-day 30s each day. while cloud cover will increase next week sunny days, no precipiation is expected. >>> breaking news tonight. the skyscraper inferno on new the 63-story luxury hotel,

print reverend franklin every does bother -- aretha franklin's father with the african american and with the sermons with 2000 people attending because they're on the radio so day commonly called up to give the service and. -- served in india as three increate bond dash incredible daughters in one of the under appreciated figures of the 20th century was cavanaugh the mayor in that represented that instinct in so many ways but the police chief of that era actually beside from the michigan supreme court with the sole interest to improve race relations in this city with such a difficult way of 1943 said with racial confrontations with 5/8 over jobs and housing. and that is why he came. and then to introduce the president of ford motor company and lee iacocca with the development of the mustang. so detroit is the main character. a capsule biography of this period that other people could give it the issues that i want. >> host: it is interesting that the time 1962 came and in my opinion you chose to a the most essential and important and interesting years of detroit history. going back to 191

in franklin, mike cronin, wmur news 9. shelley: a jogger is ok tonight after he was hit by a car that eventually crashed into a tree. rochester police say 28-year-old trish far of somersworth was driving east on franklin street when she veered off the road clipping a jogger with the car the jogger was not hurt. farr and the 3 kids in the car suffered non-life threatening injuries. she was issued a summons for negligent driving. >> a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. shelley: those remarks by presidential candidate, republican donald trump are sending shock waves across the country. the front runner says the ban would only be temporary in order to get a handle on the situation. tonight, fellow republican, former florida governor jeb bush and democratic front runner hillary clinton are back in new hampshire criticizing his comments. we begin our team coverage with jean mackin, who has the reaction of the gop candidates. jean: republican candidates were unified in their disapproval of donald t

we're going to move the traffic cam here to the vine street expressway at ben franklin bridge, ben franklin bridge at the top of the screen, in delays there, ben franklin bridge is in good shape, in fact, further up in problems admiral wilson boulevard, 676 or 42 freeway. taking a lot the at vine street expressway that is humming along fine, volume picking up on that roadway this morning. we will move the traffic cam to the schuylkill at 02, not the too far from king of prussia and mall there heading this morning to do last minute shopping. schuylkill is in good shape but no delays or problems here through philadelphia and its suburbs. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans new back to you nicole. >> ann, thank you. on the cbs-3 healthwatch a new on demand health services massage, you name the the the time and place and trained masseuse arrives in one hour. health reporter stephanie stahl tells us about the new service that is coming to the philadelphia area just in time for christmas. >> reporter: after a marathon day at war core a versea it says his neck and shoulders

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live at the franklin institute with the very first reaction to this film. at least locally, jan, good morning. >> reporter: nicole, good morning, i have to tell you the fans i am talking to this morning are going home very happy, they say star wars the force awakens really lives up to all of the hype. of course this is the seventh installment of this story movie franchise here at the franklin institute i mass theater, the 4:00 a.m. showing well underway now, and i can tell when there is an action scene going on, because i can hear the base thumbing, i'm get, g excited sitting out here. wish coy get inside. right around 3:30 a.m. they were lined outside of the theater. in line we saw fans tall and small alike, in for a treat, because the franklin institute is one of only 20 locations world-wide to show this movie in its i max film format. that's its pure he is form. there are around the clock screenings throughout opening weekend, but many are already selling out. we spoke of fans part of energy consulting business in center sit that i rented out

moving the traffic cam one more time, to the ben franklin bridge mid-span.he ben franklin bridge is in good shape. breath of fresh air actually after the two accident. moving along fine further up no delays on 676 or the admiral wilson, parkway, all look good as well. note from septa here. the airport trains will operate on new timetable, meant to enhance service reliability today. so take a look at those new timetables. that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans, nicole, back to you. >> all right, ann, thanks for that update. 8:22, we'll take short break, >> one of the biggest stars and his new movie takes closer look at one of pro sports biggest controversy cents, the movie called concussion. here's a preview of the interview with will smith, you'll see coming up a little later on on cbs sunday morning. >> no one has ever seen. >> what's bothered you most about taking on this role? >> you know, i'm a football dad. and my son, tray, played for four years, at oaks christian, which is a football power house, you know, just one of the most

and anghelo guevara, jen gentleman minute franklin institute tech class of 2015 and licensed at the south end and jiz jiz gisele soares working washington a student optician at a that optical chain. welcome to "urban update." thank you for coming this. >> thank you. dr. wong a ji to have you here. what is, why is this an exciting field for students to pursue? >> you know eye care, eye health care professionals, opticians specialize in the experts, and the design, fitting and the dispensing of prescription glasses and contact lenses. and since 85% of our experience with the world on a daily basis is through our visual sense it is important for consumers to have the expertise of an optician to correctly and fits well and is precise, and helps them to meet all their visual needs. >> byron: i understand you can earn an associate's degree in just 18 months and walk right in the field. >> we have many different options a traditional two-year degree and we are the only school in massachusetts that offers opticianry. there is an 18-month program, and we start january students that go through the

the hawks of saint anselm home today hosting franklin pierce. second half, hawks work it to chris braley who buries a three. he had 20 points. a good basketball game on the hilltop today. the bruins are hosting the new jersey devils as we speak. we will have early highlights at 6:00. stephanie: we are working on more for news 9 at 5:30. christmas, national guardsmen return home from the middle east. stephanie: we share tips on how stephanie: now at 5:30, a special homecoming for members of the new hampshire national guard. the emotional arrival just days before christmas. adam: plus, a fire in a massachusetts home claims the life of a four-year-old boy. how firefighters tried to rescue the child from the flames. hayley: we' re going to have some record-breaking warm air surging in this week along with many shower chances. the full seven-day forecast ahead. stephanie: and portsmouth police are filling up a crime van for a good cause. what they stuffed their c.s.i. van with. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at 5:30. step

at the franklin institute, jan carabeo, cbs 3, "eyewitness news". >> jan's in good company. well, switching gears, loads and loads of food being hauled down to south philadelphia this noon. take a look at all of the trucks lines up here which are taking food to philabundance, to help those in need. rahel solomon is live for us on the grounds at citizens bank park where the food is being unload. great cause here, rahel, good morning. >> reporter: fantastic, nicole, about 7800 trucks, so you can just imagine how much food are on these trucks right now. i'll step out of your way so you can see it more leslie see all of the activity that's happening down here. now here's how it works. primarily a toyota dealers association, local toyota dealers association event with philabundance, but some local organizations so the money raise from the all of the companies, all of the organization it is goes to buy the food for families who need it, 250,000 meals, that's how much food i'm told was purchased, as a result of this event. and soap, you see all of these trucks and the pallet of foo

>> volume one is benjamin franklin. each book has a theme. or schaede task of american history. he is called the first american because his generation was the first to define itself as americans. andrew jackson volume to introduces democracy into american life. ulysses grant. the man who saved the union. twice as president and civil war general. the fourth volume is tr the last romantic about teddy roosevelt the transition figure and franklin roosevelt as breaking those left to write this book goes right to left. he was seen as head trader to the class and reagan is volume six. why reagan? >> other people could have taken us through this period. >> when i started this series i had no intention it would mostly be biographies of presidents. it turned out that way because they are very handy if your goal is to tell the story of american history. of an artist or writer betty wander from that individual's life to get to the big stories of american history. so when i came to reagan i needed someone who met three or four criteria. one was this person had to be an adult by 1945. and to

tonight, three suspects are an armed robbery in franklin. several callers reported a suspicious man running between houses on nelson street. police say the suspicious man is the victim. he apparently jumped off the back deck of a second floor apartment, ran through the woods to nelson street to get help. police were able to make arrests in andover. >> we approached the vehicle, and there were three people inside ultimately, and there were some other items in there that caused concern. stephanie: 18-year-olds dominic to criminal threatening. police say the car they were in was stolen and had numerous weapons inside. an accomplice. tonight, governor maggie hassan is calling for a full utilities. yesterday, a problem exposed 1200 customers to high level of carbon monoxide. propane was sent to 1250 release deadly amounts of carbon monoxide when burned. the governor wants the public utility -- [no audio] >> it is really important that all of our gas systems work and are safe. that is what we want to focus on. i' m very grateful to the keen fire d

. >> he made a break near broadway and franklin street. this is at tribeca. tim. >> reporter: that shot you just had a moment ago of the police officers on that subway platform, that was right here at the franklin street station. they were searching that station for a couple hours this evening. it was only about a block right up on barrick where that prisoner managed to escape. this is the sixth since june. the escaped prisoner is in his 20s. he was arrested for store. he was handcuffed behind his back and was in the backseat of the patrol car when he police believe he took off on foot. the nearest escape route they think is the subway station down here at franklin street. now, subway service on the number one line is back up at this hour but with some delays. it had been shut down as police were continuing their search especially into the subway system between south ferry and 14th street. >> it's unfortunate that the police can't hang on to people. you're in handcuffs, all of a sudden you're in custody and you can get away. so it's a problem that police have

that is a very good starting point. >> franklin? >> yes, in the first instance, all we know about mass shooting episodes, that is the context for this discussion, is that there's a relationship between the incidents and prevalence of mass shooting episodes and handgun availability and handgun use by other dimensions, but that's a very small part of the explanation, and the reason that i would be very reluctant to jump to conclusions about those phenomenon from the general culture or from the cross sectional differences that we see in patterns of interpersonal violence is they tend to be different enough so that while the availability of stuff like guns and ammo can at the margin make them a little more risk where everything else is, they are also are separate enough behaviors with separate enough kinds of particular motivation that i don't think we can jump to conclusions from the study of violence generally to the incidents and prevalence of these particular kinds of really problematic events. >> we have a minute left, one thing a

we continue the trend today. 61 in franklin. 61 also down into greenville. visibility is clear in asheville. we are seeing one zone down into anderson is cut in half, about six miles in visibility. a front moving through the region, the winds shift out of the northwest at 14 miles an hour. you can expect a breezy day here in buncombe county. 15 towards boon. lighter into greenville at 5. here's the system that brought us all that rain. thankfully we are seeing clearing skies behind this. we will see cooler conditions too. fast forward to 2:00 this afternoon, this shows some sunshine and some clouds. partly clear skies across western north carolina with just that slight chance for rain leaving us through this evening into the upstate. we'll notice a few more clouds. if you are heading out on the town, no need for the umbrella or rain jacket. temperatures will be a little bit cooler. friday we'll see the clouds stay thick throughout the afternoon. but the good news is we stay dry. we have a lengthy time period where we don't expect to see much in the way of ra

this is electrical spectacle here at franklin square. every half an hour top and bottom they have the light show going. 50,000 lights here, center piece is kite for ben franklin and famous kite that discovered lightening. background music is set up to philly pops the just a cool look out here even though it doesn't feel like christmas. food stand opened here as well this runs every day until 8:00 y funny. they have no problems here with temperatures, in the 60's, just keeping this going. even carousal was going earlier. but there were people here earlier. lets talk about what is ahead in our forecast, kate mentioned a cool down coming up this weekend but look at what happens between december 21st and 27th. the entire u.s. is back a would have average and in the northeast well above average when you average in these high temperature. as we get close to christmas we are warming things up. historical probability for a white christmas around philadelphia, 10 percent of less in the poconos, it business 40 percent. this year's forecast, really

three people were arraigned at circuit court in franklin. two are each charged with five felonies including receiving stolen property and armed robbery, while a 19-year-old is charged with receiving stolen property and conspiracy to according to court paperwork and what was set in our, the three allegedly conspired to rob a victim who was staying overnight at an apartment there in claims court here in franklin. one of them allegedly pretended to be interested in the victim. she went into the apartment and may have let the other two in. when they person with shotguns, the victim fled, fearing for his safety. >> entered at this residence, allegedly did so armed with shotguns. the victim in this matter allegedly jumped off the deck of the second-story residence to flee these individuals, and in so doing, sustained a pretty serious injury. ray: the victim was located at a nearby street, and the homework with their actually called police reporting a suspicious that is when police found the victim and the victim was taken to dartmouth-hitchcock me

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> reporter: at a time when many college campuses are arming their campus police, dean college in franklin is getting rid of their police >> it's simple, it's union busting, we wanted to unionize, she hates unions. >> reporter: the president? immediately. >> reporter: it's a private liberal arts school of about 1200 students and 18 cops. but the college has decided to hire a private security firm called team opps which provides security for patriots and special events, the college claims they are highly trained but some students don't buy it. >> i looked at the qualifications up online they are low, the guys with have now most of them are retired police officers, active police officers, firefighters and they care about their students and they are absolutely qualified to do this job and they are getting rid of that. >> reporter: two alleged sexual assaults on campus are now being investigated. some say, the sense of security here may be lost along with the police. >> i know several of the officers, i have coffee with week, and i know that they look after us. >> i have nothing against team o

reporter: franklin police and concord regional crime line are investigating. if you recognize the suspect you are asked to give them a call. jennifer: police in nashua say a man pepper sprayed a pedestrian at a store in a road rage incident. anthony cardis is charged with second degree assault, the victim told police that he had been trying to cross the parking lot at macy's when curt is drove by. the two got into an argument and curtis intraid him in the eye with pepper spray, seriously injuring him. josh: plenty of reaction going to donald trump from both sides of the aisle tonight, this a day after calling for the u.s. to muslims. but two months before the new granite state poll shows that if you thought trump was going to fade, you might want to think again. seems at this point he can say just about anything. >> that -- is not going to happen any more. reporter: whether it's about imgrands,. >> they're bringing drugs, crime, they're rapist it. >> he was a warrior because he was captured. i like people that welcome back captured. i never attacked him on his

all of that plus the reverend franklin graham is here to defend trump's muslim ban proposal.hannity" starts right here and right now. welcome to "hannity." the 2016 gop presidential race is heating up. new polls show that the field is tightening as we move closer to the iowa caucuses and a brand-new fox news poll has shown ted cruz edging out donald trump and senator marco rubio is in third place with 13%. another new poll out of iowa has ted cruz with a ten-point lead at 31%. donald trump comes in second. he has 21% followed by ben carson and marco rubio who are both in double digits. those numbers out of iowa are impressive. but a brand-new poll senator marco rubio does the best against democratic front-runner hillary clinton in a potential head-to-head matchup. rubio would beat clinton 48-45. here with reaction is the 2016 republican presidential candidate, florida senator mark erubio. senator, good to see you. >> good to see you, sean. >> you're getting a hundred numbers thrown at you a week. it's probably difficult to stand back and take them all in. but head to head is

the hawks of saint anselm home today hosting franklin pierce. second half, hawks work it to chris braley who buries a three. he had 20 points. a good basketball game on the hilltop today. the bruins are hosting the new jersey devils as we speak. we will have early highlights at 6:00. stephanie: we are working on more for news 9 at 5:30. christmas, national guardsmen return home from the middle east. stephanie: we share tips on how

i got an amazing surprise for a youth hockey team from franklin. tom brady knows when to take a hit and when to get down. a bill blow for the find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. 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'. >>> nhl winter classic less than two days away. earlier today brad marchand with his teammates on the families but he will not be with them friday afternoon suspended three games for clipping mark in last night's game. now the nhl department of public safety pointed out that marchand should not have hit him at all let alone taken him out low than followed through by tossesing him over his left shoulder. marchand considered a repeat offender. it's a shame he will miss friday night's game. ray bourque in natick today at dick's sporting goods they gave to franklin youth h

rockefeller plaza in seth meyers." adam driver, from "fargo", actor jesse plemons, music from aretha franklin, aturing the 8g band with fred armisen. [ cheets and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] everybody good? very, very, very, very glad to hear it. let's get to the news. some political pundits are hillary clinton wins the democratic primary in new hampshire, it will serve as a death blow to the bernie sanders campaign. but bernie's hoping he might still have a show in old hampshire. [ laughter ] german chancellor angela merkel has been named "time" magainze's "person of the year." while donald trump was named german chancellor of the year. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] yeah. so happy for him. a scottish university, today, stripped donald trump of his honorary degree following his call to end all muslim immigration to america. the degree, of course, was a b.s. [ laughter and applause ] jeb bush said yesterday that he thinks it's important for voters to kno

the nearest escape route they think is the subway station down here at franklin street. now, subway service on the number one line is back up at this hour but with some delays. it had been shut down as police were continuing their search especially into the subway system between south >> it's unfortunate that the police can't hang on to people. you're in handcuffs, all of a sudden you're in custody and you can get away. so it's a problem that police have to deal with. >> i don't think it makes me feel that anything is less safe. it's an incident that could happen. >> reporter: again, subway service has resumed here at the franklin street station. but again the manhunt is still on for this prisoner in his 20s who was arrested and managed to escape police custody after being arrested for shoplifting. tim fleischer, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> another random knife slashing in new york city, the second day in row. this time a man knifed in the brooklyn. this comes after yesterday's come from behind slashing of a queens. we have new information on that attack and this late

one of the three -- representative jeffrey roy of franklin. >> it's a matter of public safety. >> >> the massachusetts lawmakers write, as children are coming into contact with this material on playground and artificial turf sports field, we asked that cpsc label this as a children's product. >> we should get this issued to the experts, have the scientists evaluate it, and have the scientists give us some guidelines on how to safely use these fields. >> the synthetic turf council and industry trade group tells fox 25 it welcomes more study of artificial turf fields but points out that dozens of studies have already shown no elevated health risk. yet the material safety data sheet from a company that supplied pleadway's crumb rubber, mentions potential health effects, including respiratory infections and abrasion to the eyes, with potentially severe damage. >> regardless of what does or doesn't happen in washington, the town of medway is actually weeks to address possible health concerns with these synthetic fields.

one of the three, representative jeffrey roy of franklin. the massachusetts lawmakers write as children are coming into contact with this material on playgrounds and artificial surf sports fields, we ask that cpsc label this as a children's product. >> we should get this issue to the experts, have the scientists evaluate it, and have the scientists give us some guidelines on how to safely use these. >> the cinethetic turf council point out that dozens of studies have already showed no elevated health risks yet the tear data sheet mentioned potential health effects, including irritation to the respiratory tract, skin irritation, and abrasion to the potentially severe damage. >> regardless of what does or doesn't happen in washington, the town of medway is actually taking a step in the next couple of tweaks address possible health concerns with the synthetic fields. the board of health will begin

a sergeant found a memory card with that photo on it on the pavement of a franklin parking lot. it appears they took a trip to san francisco that is the them. police want to make sure they get their memories back. the picture was posted on the franklin account. >>> we all know it winter is inevitable it's coming but the mbta wants to you know that they're aware of it, too. launching a new campaign to let riders know winter happens. fox 25's malini basu spoke with riders on and what they think. >> we all know that old man three weeks away. who can forget the horrible and miserable commute we all had while the mbta is basically saying hey if we have another one of those winters we will do whatever we can. the next time you are an mbta bus or train you kma across this sign winter happens but we know you still need to get there. >> it's just reality you deal with it. >> reporter: after getting tortured by mother nature last year, riders face delay after delay and shutdown it. >> wasn't just the amount of snow it was the humidity and the wind it and was almost like we were in antarct

and over to this side, keep going to the right, there is the franklin fountain. all of us know the historic franklin fountain as being a must go to spot in old city for ice cream, hot chocolate, milk shakes. you can have it now down by winter fest. how exciting is this. so all morning long we're going to be here and talk about what is happening this year, what's new this year. and give you an up close and personal look at winter fest. as we have a little tour of this winter wonder land by the river. live along columbus boulevard, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> eight minutes after 5:00. feeling a little more winter like this morning. as we're getting a colder start, parts of the area below freezing to start with. we've got clouds that are rolling through this morning, morning clouds, clearing out this afternoon and we're heading for sunshine and a mild weekend. temperatures that will be climbing both saturday and sunday. today, 36 degrees to start with in mount pocono. trenton is at 41 degrees, but the cold spot wilmington at 35 which is now seeing some clouds.