police say long was trying to retrieve a grill that fell off his pickup truck, when grabowski hit him. long died at the scene. police say their investigation is still on-going. ed: president-elect donald trump is at his mar-a-lago resort for thanksgiving. but that didn't stop him from making two major announcements about his administration. newscenter 5's maria stephanos is here with more, maria? jc: ed two major announcements, that he named the first two women to his new administration. this afternoon, trump chose billionaire philanthropist and prominent charter school advocate betsy devos as secretary of e in a statement, trump praised devos as a quote brilliant and passionate education advocate. devos still has to be confirmed by the u.s. senate, and earlier today, the president-elect named south carolina governor nikki haley to the position of un ambassador. the 44-year-old, two-term governor has accepted. haley was not a trump supporter for most of the presidential campaign, at one point endorsing ted cruz. but, once trump won, haley called it a quote new day for there is also a

state police arrested grabowski for driving under the influence. shelley: it starts earlier and earlier every year. black friday and cyber monday deals are out there, but so is the risk for identity theft. credit card information, even gifts on your porch can be stolen by hackers. wmur's siobhan lopez spoke to a local cyber security expert. she joins us live with advice on how to keep your money safe. siobhan: we all see ads online or get them in our email for all of the big black friday or cyber monday deals. the bottom line, if it looks too good to be true, it probably is. >> we're going to get flooded this week and next week with emails. siobhan: cyber security expert gary miliefsky warns consumers to be on the lookout for scams while online shopping this holiday season. experts suggest downloading apps straight from the store's website to be sure it's the real deal. >> notice it says download the app or get it on google play. this is the safest way to get the app. siobhan: offers and links sent to your email can be dangerous. >> and if the midd

the driver who hit him, 51-year-old eric grabowski of middleton, was arrested for driving under the influence. sean: state police are on high alert as drivers hit the road for the holiday weekend. today and sunday are expected to be the busiest travel days. as per tradition. officials are watching for changing weather and road conditions, and are asking drivers to do the same. construction projects will also be put on hold until next week. bill: we have instructed and limit any lane closures to as few as possible under the conditions that they're in, so there'll be no construction activity through the holiday period. sean: state police say deadly crashes statistically increase around the holidays. so far this year, troopers say there have been at least 117 fatal crashes in new hampshire. erin: manchester police are asking for your help in tracking down whoever is responsible for slashing car tires on the city's west side. they say tires on five vehicles were slashed between the hours monday. the incidents happened on bremer, amory, hevey, and boutwell streets. new on "daybreak" -- candia and

police say the driver who hit him 51-year-old eric grabowski, of middleton, was arrested for driving under the influence. right now the state medical examiner's office is on the scene in lebanon where police say they're investigating an unattended death. fire crews responded to bridge street for a report of an unresponsive maile subject at around 8:00 a.m. today. the state medical exmainer says an autopsy will be completed to new this noon, a manchester man is behind bars after police say he crashed into a police cruiser during a traffic stop. two officers were conducting a traffic stop yesterday at 5:30 p.m. on hanover street when they say a white jeep struck their cruiser and kept going. the officers followed the driver, 67-year-old christopher boll, and say he refused to stop until pulling over in front of his home. he was charged with disobeying a under the influence of alcohol. and 4 officers are recovering in boston after suffering injuries in a violent confrontation overnight in dorchester. police say the officers were investigating a report of a man with a gun when two were d

there were grabowski is facing a d.u.i. charge and was released on bail, a court date scheduled for december 7. jennifer: tonight a manchester man charged with o.u.i. after police say police cruiser. two officer has a car pulled over yesterday on hanover street when a white jeep hit their cruiser and kept going. the officers followed the driver and say he refused to stop, until he was in front of his own home. tom: josh judge has a look at what to expect for thanksgiving day. >> nice and clear tonight, dry cruising along the highway this is evening. we'll talk about whether this boo the holiday weekend. jennifer: now our u local on the shot, a bald eagle in a tree in raymond this morning, that is tom: it is weather wednesday and today skiers and riders are enjoying the gorgeous weather at little mountain in lincoln. jennifer: the mountain opened for its 50th anniversary season. chief meteorologist mike haddad live at loon tonight and mike, several trails are already ready for skiers. mike that's right, top half of the mount

the driver who hit the victim, 51-year-old eric grabowski of middleton, was arrested for driving under the influence. well new hampshire's attorney , general's office is now requesting a third medical examiner, to help deal with a backlog of drug-related death cases. so far this year, the state's two full-time medical examiners a lot of folks heading out on the roadways today, heading to their thanks giving destinations. it is going to be a little chilly. kevin: a lot of clouds and a couple flurries up north. central and southern areas, a blend of sunshine and fairweather clouds. upper 20's, lower 30's. clouds continue to erode as the northwest wind starts to die down this afternoon into this evening. evening tonight. the next system tries to approach tomorrow morning. temperatures again, with the northwest wind, climbing into the 30's to lower 40's. clouds increase early tomorrow morning. some pockets and areas of light snow. not everyone is going to see it tomorrow. but there will be areas of light snow from time to time. any chance looks to be starting to develop after 9:00 or 10:00

reporter: that vehicle was driven by 351-year-old eric grabowski of middleton. they arrested him on one count of driving under the influence, but that's the only charge he's scene. grabows sc i was released on bail, police closed part of route 16 for about four hours while they investigated. >> we're investigating all fact torgs of what caused the accident, obviously the impairment angle on the part of of the driver, we have a pretty good sense of where the crash happened in terms of where in the roadway, but that's all part of the investigation at this point in reporter: grabows sc i will appear in court on december 7. jean: making picks for the trump administration. josh: two women or the list, we'll tell you the role it could play in the transition. >> turkey with a side of tension, i'm aixa diaz in battle with family over this year's election. mike: we're live in lincoln at loon mountain where the ski season has just begun. >> the president of u.n.h. says he won't tolerate hate crimes on campus. reaction from staff and students coming up at 5:30. josh: now t

and we're at 3.6, 3.7 million grabowski was talking about the late voters received from republicans. kay hagan two years ago and how we saw that shift as the votes went in . >> it looked like she had a comfortable lead in 2014 and as the night went the leader got whittled away. >> i'm curious about the makeup this year of the election day we saw high turnouts in all of urban counties as well. normally the conventional wisdom is the democrats turn out early and republicans turnout on election day but we saw a higher turnout this time i'm wondering and wondering whether we'll see higher democrats on election day. that is the million-dollar question. >> i've just been told by a the numbers again? >> 522,000 to 3085 -- cooper took the one-stop voters mccrory taking -- okay here's what i'm told. for the one-stop voting. roy cooper took it by hundred thousand votes. dale voting it's about 130 140,000 votes. in mccrory's favor. so that could be the margin). 40,000 votes. it could be if you were to hold. >> but we're still waiting for stuff to come in from mecklenburg county. >> when i drove