hillary clinton won the new hampshire primaries in 2008, and has a lot of friends in new hampshire. bit of background and logistics for our viewers, can you explain the difference between a caucus, a primary, and how that will work? jennifer, you first, can you inflate how the process works in your state? guest: sure. on the gop side, it is pretty straightforward. people get together in the neighborhood and cast ballots. they listen to speeches, and cast their vote on a little piece of paper, and drop it in a bucket, or something like that. they are counted in a very public way. on the democratic side, it is much different. it is kind of like a sporting activity. people are all standing in one room, like a school gymnasium, and try to recruit supporters from one candidate. it is a lot of cheering, excitement, persuading. you have to take a very public stance. it also takes time. in iowa is time-consuming. again, you have to listen to the speeches, get up, that's a silly in these events. some people are intimidated by that. candidates have a hard time getting people to come to the ca

new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. hampshire. 6:00 on sunday, october 11th. i'm amy coveno, we'll get to the top stories, but first, josh judge is in the weather center with a look at the forecast. you came back. josh: you can't keep me away at least this weekend. let's look at what's going on right now. it's calm, cloudy skies, 40's for most areas, 30's in areas farther north. temperatures. middle 30's, the clouds came in and stopped the temperature freefall. it's cold out there, but would have been colder if the clouds had not come in and that's where we stand right now, but we will see those temperatures rebound nicely once the clouds move on. there is is a look at the clouds, part of a weak disturbance, nice timing, moves through in the overnight hours and revealing plenty more sunshine to go. as we go through the second half of the weekend and the bonus time for columbus day, too, north to south, a pretty nice one out there. breezy and sunshine today and getting warmer from here. we'

hampshire. as you can see therement part of it having to do with the cloud cover in the southern half of the state this morning. there'll be a bit of a difference in weather at times today, too. you can see southern new hampshire there with clouds and some overnight showers, we've had, and some sprinkles, there could be a few more at times this morning in this southern part of the state. the farther north you head, say, north of manchester or maybe concord, the chance for showers goes down to almost nothing. most. even in southern new hampshire, it's passing sprinkles, but lots of clouds for the morning and then as we get into the afternoon some of these areas will even start to see breaks of you head down into southern parts of new england, the showers hang on a little bit longer as this front here is trying to push north, but high pressure pushing back down south and keeping it away from us. and off to our west, there's clearing skies on the way, so we look way down here at the bottom of our s

with new hampshire voters it's a very different story. it also is curious and interesting, this cbs poll shows not only is trump doing disproportion artly and extraordinarily well in new hampshire as opposed to other states but so is sanders. sanders does well in new hampshire but not other states. >> let me jump in there. i like where you're going with this. i want to pull up the democrat poll. clinton is on top in iowa with 46% compared to senator sanders' 43% and in the battleground tracker in new hampshire as you were talking about, betsy, sanders with a stronger lead at 54% to clinton's 39%. so let me ask you, is sanders' new hampshire lead due to home turf by proximity, or is it something else? >> i think sanders certainly has a home turf advantage in new hampshire. that said, new hampshire voters are a little bit more wild cardish than iowa voters are. they want to get to know candidates personally. pretty much until you've sat in their living room and chatted them up, they're going to hold their fire. they're going to wait to see

lower 50's in central new hampshire. horizon to horizon sunshine with the daylight showers getting shorter, that's not too shabby. your next five days, featuring that milder day today. it does cool off tonight. tomorrow is cooler, but it's nice and bright. in fact, plenty of sunshine. a chilly start on tuesday morning as well. and another bright and cool day on tuesday, some high clouds filtering that sunshine late in the day and then that's when we turn our attention to the remains of patricia along with a storm digging from the south. it's initially going to our west, that's the initial focus. mid to late morning sunshine and then the clouds pile in with mid to late afternoon rain coming in from south to north. it rains like anything with a lot of wind here and could be an inch or two of rain, not the five to ten inches, with enough tropical air, mid to upper 70's, making a run on thursday. and then reality as we round off the month with a cooler friday and saturday although dry for trick-or-treating if you do that on

to address that problem of the work force, we need to keep more new hampshire students in new hampshire. we have currently almost half of our students leaving the state to pursue their college that around. cases? >> you know, cost is part of it. sometimes that gets lost not hampshire. we have to make sure they're attractive, competitive and make sure we're offering a quality education. ultimately to work the work force needs, we have to have a quality education. amy: this next graph is a request to increase the number of science and degrees and engineering and math at the university system. that's gone up 27% between 2009 and 2014 and you can see that on this graph, significant. >> it is, you know, we set a go he will to try to double our stem graduates by 2025. we were on track to do that. it's a good example of where costs alone doesn't solve the work force problems. they're generally more expensive and we've invested in that area, quite frequently, we've got more stem graduate institutes than any other institute combined. >> i know that the business community is appreciative of that.

some in southeastern new hampshire, southwestern new hampshire not a whole lot different. lower 40's and upper 30's there. central part of the state much of the same, upper 30's, lower 40's and chillier up to the notches. a lot of low 30's and a few upper 20's as well. let's take a look at the satellite here, not a whole lot to worry about at the moment. we're mainly clear skies at the moment. there could be at times, because of a wind coming out of the northeast, that could kick up a few clouds at times in southeastern new hampshire because of that area of high pressure just to our north. so the clock-wise flow around it brings it in. it keeps it cooler at the coast and may kick up clouds at the seacoast. we'll see you in a moment. the latest on hurricane joaquin. it's a category 3, it's speeding up to 20 mile per hour face here headed toward the northeast and guess what, what's going to put it this afternoon right near bermuda. this one. it will go just to the west of the tiny island and that puts bermuda on the right side of the right side is the strongest side. as it c

hampshire. but believe it or not even colder as we go into sunday. we'll look at that and when the cold will move back out for warmer air, in a few minutes. tom: new details tonight, search crews that had been looking for a missing hiker found a body in the gale river. the person they found looks like claire marie cocuzzo, but has not been positively identified yet. the 64-year-old didn't make it home to massachusetts after a week long hike in the white mountains. wmur's heather hamel reports dates she planned to hike caused the search to be delayed. reporter: claire cocuzzo always takes a two-week vacation in the fall, but her family thought she was going to hike the second week and that wasn't the case. >> it doesn't lend a positive note to the search. reporter: it wasn't until after columbus day that her family realized she hadn't made it out of the white mountains, nearly two weeks after she may have run into trouble. >> the family thought she'd come up during the second week, when in actual

here in new hampshire 2.11. manchester school of technology is opening its cosmetology salon to the public. josh: high schoolers take classes here and can earn hours towards a cosmetology license, and it's tuition free. now one day a week the public can come in for appointments with students at reduced prices. >> they might have an interest in fashion, hair, makeup, so they'll come here and they'll learn about it and decide if they really want to do it. >> if you haven't had the opportunity to get your hair done in a salon it's a great place to come try it out, see how you like it. you get to see the students in action. josh: the salon services range from 5 to $25. you'll find more details at wmur.com. jean: a new report says wild salmon may not be as wild as you think. the group oceana says 43% of the samples it tested in restaurants and supermarkets were actually farmed fish. it also found problems with three times more likely in restaurants than in stores. the national fisheries institute says the research pr

i don' t have folks who are one new hampshire does is it brings about -- what new hampshire does is it brings out a certain equality. you can' t by the new ham primary -- you can' t buy the new hampshire primary. gordon humphrey is a great conservative. i have been a conservative on my lifetime. he checked me out at five or six town hall meetings. he took his time. as a result of that, he is a great and strong supporter. it is huge boost -- is a huge boost to us to have a great conservative like gordon hampering -- gordon humphrey in new hampshire. josh m.: is donald trump good for the process? gov. kasich: i don' t answer the question. i' m not going to answer yours. i' m not really frustrated out here. i' m having a reay od tim sh.: some members of the field are. gov. kasich: that' s good for them. i' i only got in this race -- when you think about it, it seems like two years ag it was a little bit over two months, and it is working. we are doing better in i i e p tier in new hampshire. and if i get crushed here, it is probably over. i have to do my best here and in iowa. we are buil

i appreciate new hampshire. what new hampshire writes do is take their citenip resi sioly what new hampshire does not do is pay a lot of attention to things that ultimately do not matter. they do not pay attention to the polls, the pundits, how much money you are raising. they pay attention to the candidates and they st t e ndat. that is the way democracy is supposed to be. i apprecteewamhire i this presidential cycle before we start talkingbo cngg rus. josh: you do bring an interesting perspective. when y a tnkg out rug for president, you started spending time inew mpir18ons o. you spent time in california. you live on the east coast. did you think to yourself why do i have to go to new hampsh and then you come up here and have a better understain initially, was there a curiosity as to why? ms. fiora: not really. one of the comments i have made is that candidates are revealed over time. new hampshire reveals people. it is one thing p aadn vion that is t ryevli itvehed. it is otr fo caide ndmes livingorne backya

most of them in central and northern new hampshire. not a whole lot in southern zones, but as you can see there are a few widely scr dots of green here on the radar scope, from the monadnock region and building back into the lower part of the merrimack valley. a few more in the great north woods through the heart of the white mountains. bit of a break, then more showers back to the west. some of those will survive the trip up north. again this is all along the leading edge of slightly cooler air that builds in tomorrow. so temperatures will be about four or five degrees lower than today. right now low 60's up north, upper 50's in plymouth. generally upper 50's in the heart of the lakes region and concord points south and east, well above the average still in the mid to upper 60's. quite a few clouds, built a breeze tonight, that means not all that chilly overnight, 40's and lower 50's. so even though tomorrow will be slightly cooler than today, it doesn't start off all that chilly, as a matter of fact well above the average. but much c

it's all quiet central and southern new hampshire right now. but the latest boundary is bumping in at just enough cold air that it's holding firm along the canadian border and into the mount washington valley to kick off a up the of snow this evening. many of these rain showers back to the west will tend to dry up as they approach central and southern new hampshire. but again in the great north woods, northern apartment of the white mountains you notice temperatures under the 30's to light coating of snow the next couple hours. chilly atop mount washington at 18 degrees. so it's going to be a chilly evening. but then things start to change. a big wedge of summer warmth building deep south all the way to the northern plains, approaching the midwest and eventually noses in towards new england as the chilly air retreats to our north and northeast. so the jet stream flow shows milder conditions building in over the next few days, there will be a punch of cooler air thursday night into early on friday and then notice as we go toward the end of this

for now in manchester, new hampshire, stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> first responders in new hampshire spend part of the weekend training for mass shooting situation and crews were there yesterday as emergency responder participated in drill at goffstown high school and drill involved evacuating classrooms, treating victims and tracking down two mocked gunman and authorities say training like this is just part of the job now. police say lessons learned from this drill will apply to natural disaster or roof collapse at the school. >> learning more about wild crash in new hampshire mall parking lot. driver involved will face judge from jail cell. fox25 america live at the police department in salem, new hampshire with what officers found in the suspect's car. michael? >> good morning, sara. they say they found heroin in this man's car and i checked with rockingham don't jail earlier this morning, arraignment is set for less than two hours from now and conducted through video conference. this was a scary scene over at the mall parking lot, one that was all caught on camera. >> surveillanc

jamie: new hampshire tackles two more games. franklin' s home, free admission if you bring a donation. mascoma, doing their new hampshire tackles hunger, as well. 17 games on the schedule. a lot of those games with playoff implications. tom: great to hear about john farrell. shelley: that is wonderful news. tom: still to come, a significant gift in memory of radio personality and a blacksmith. shelley: the donation made tonight to a cause that was important to him. dunkin' donuts smoked sausage breakfast sandwich. savory...smoky... and unmistakably flavorful. good morning. what can i get for you? a medium hot coffee, cream and two sugars, please? medium hot coffee, cream, two sugars -- sounds good. at dunkin', we make your coffee just the way you like it. if not, we'll make it again on the spot. see you tomorrow. that's the dd commitment. america runs on dunkin'. tom: it was a special night for greg in the morning buzz. all the proceeds from the concert in manchester featuring candle box or given to donate life new england in me

certainly a warm air direction for new hampshire. and that means temperatures will be higher than the average for thursday. following that the wind bank around to the northwest, driving in much cooler air and that classic fall chill for friday. so that's basically how the next couple of days will play out. along that warm front that's moving in, signaling the warmer thursday, a couple of widely scattered showers, a lot of these drying up and will have no impact on our weather tonight. but can't rule out an isolated shower the next several hours. the high in concord, 62, just a little above the average. tomorrow will be well above the norm and friday several degrees below. the average it altogether, that's where we get the average temperatures in toucher 50's for this time of year. right now it's upper 40's to near 50 along the canadian border. elsewhere in the 50's. lower 50's at the coast, that seabreeze has kept temperatures a lot lower than yesterday, when you made a run into the 60's. overnight tonight not all that chilly. the av

mike: the coldest air, so far, this season is on its way to new hampshire. how chilly it gets plus which areas could see snow. shelley: the search for a missing hiker has turned up a body in the area where she was last seen. the dangerous conditions she may have encountered. tom: the campaign trail took half a dozen candidates through new hampshire today. we' ll show you their meetings with voters. shelley: law enforcement officers who rushed into danger to help others were honored tonight. their stories of bravery and service. tom: it is week 7 of friday night football and there are quite a few games with playoff implications tonight. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, news tonight. tom: the calendar still says october but by the end of the weekend it will feel more like november. shelley: i' m shelley walcott. parts of the state will see a let' s get the details from chief meteorologist mike haddad. mike: it happens every so often. a preview of winter. eventually, it warms back up. the colts, cold, relatively' s out long. just above the magic

as new hampshire faces an epidemic. plus we'll have an update on the repair work in manchester after a water main break buckled roads and left hundreds of homes i'm todd from aarp riding through the mill yards to make some noise for all the real possibilities we're providing right here in our community greater manchester when you think aarp then you don't know "aarp" maybe you've caught our movies for grownups series or heard about how our fraud watch network protects families from being the victims of scams we're also helping people achieve their goals with life reimagined get to know us and see all the real possibilities at josh: the texas rangerser serving up a new twist on the idea of sweet and savory, how about cotton candy on your hot dog. it's topped with sugar infused mustard, a dab of pink or blue cotton candy and sells for 10 bucks. jennifer: jet blue is branching out into gardening, here's a pick of the airline's new mini farm at jfk airport. for now jet blue says it's just trying to educate travelers about f

that's at new hampshire motor speedway this weekend. plaistow, week eight of friday night football, spaulding at timberlane. here to before for us, the take it away. good job. i think we cut that halfway short, but we'll get the rest of it after maybe. let's hear from the timberlane head coach. how much win against pinkerton. >> a great win for the program, great win for the community of it not often you get a chance to knock those guys off and we felt like we did going in and were able to take care of business. got a little dicey late, but our kids hung in and were able to pull one out. reporter: you could penning potentially clinch a proof spot tonight. >> we've got a good opponent in spaulding, we're trying to take care of our business and whatever happens happens. we're certainly in a good spot right now. we haven't clinched anything, we're still looking to get better each week and looking for a win tonight. reporter: d # looks wide open in the playoffs. >> yes, there's a lot of good football teams. there will probably be a few left

and new hampshire. we will be discussing the 2060 presidential race, and how it is playing out on the ground. later on, we will talk to michael o'hanlon, the security analysis of the booking -- brookings institution. he will talk to is about the hotspots in the middle east. stay tuned. ♪ >> i wrote to the white house coverage of the presence of candidates continues from new hampshire. monday morning, live coverage from the "no labels problem solver" convention in new hampshire. speakers include eight democratic and republican presidential candidates on balancing the budget, securing social security and medicare, and making america energy secure. on tuesday afternoon, we are live with john kasich, as he speaks in new hampshire. on wednesday, live at 7:00 p.m. eastern, former florida governor jeb bush will speak at a town hall meeting in concord. 2016, takingaign you on the road to the white house on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. >> i think every first lady should do something in this position abo

but around 60 in southern new hampshire. this is as warm as we'll see through the next several days. maybe you want to take in one of the friday night football games, yeah, seasonably chilly but very pleasant. low 50's at kickoff, near 50 at half time and low to mid 40's on your way home. that's the average for kickoff in southern new hampshire. if you're going farther north, be prepared for five or six degrees cooler in terms of the temperature pattern. mid 30's will do it up north by morning, on average upper third to around 40 central and southern new hampshire. here comes all that cold air out of canada for the next couple days with the coldest sunday and sunday night. in terms of showers, notice what happens on our future cast, yeah, those rain showers move in by early morning, in the form of a mix or snow in the great north woods, down through the white mountains, scattered about for your saturday and we could see anywhere from a coating to an inch or two in the white mountains and a coating to on inch in the great nor

the heroin crisis in new hampshire. in concord yesterday, representatives kuster and guinta are looking to form a task force on heroin addiction. and don't forget clocks fall back at 2:00 tomorrow morning. from an annual parade of spooky fun in portsmouth to great celebrations throughout the state in halloween and wanted to hear you say-- >> what's happening, new hampshire? >> those are trick-or-treaters in the queen city at manchester christian church's fall festival. they participated in an event called fx filled with skits, music and games and fun. and one day of thanks at salvation army and homeless and underrestored areas around the state. the parade is marching into its 21st year. it's a celebration of community and free expression with dancing, trumpets and tons of costumes whether you're on the streets or watching from the sidelines, this is a spectacle from either side of the curb. meet at pierce highland at prescott park. the parade begins at 7:00. no signup is required. enjoy a free evening of halloween activ

hampshire.- encouraging from the people in new hampshire. john: blessed and we did this poll was back in june. you look at these numbers. sanders up 17% since june, clinton down 20% since june. at least in new hampshire, the big mo is with bernie sanders. mark: she can still catch up. people are missing the dynamic here. she is not that far behind in any poll, but she is behind the new hampshire. all right, joe biden may not have said anything about his presidential ambitions, but he did talk up a storm where he did have a jab against hillary clinton, or at least seem to, in a conversation with walter mondale. at last weeks debate, she listed republicans among the enemies she is most proud to have. biden: that is when i get sent to the hill. which, by the way, is a really useful use of my time. i respect my republican friends. i do not think my chief enemy is the republican party. this is a matter of making things work. mark: it is true that joe biden says stuff about republicans like that all o

mark: the a former new hampshire citizen.ng to ask you poll questions we have been asking voters. who you trust more to take on putin? bush or trump? seth: bush. mark: who would you handle more to handle the economy, bush or trump? seth: bush. mark: who seems more presidential, bush or trump? seth: i don't trust trump. mark: you're out of step. john: i think it's possible you're not republican. seth: that's possible. what about these guys not polling at all well who are in this race. on the republican and the democratic side. a guy like lincoln chafee. do you see that guy is fair game, or do you elevate him, do you help them if you make a joke? have you think about those marginal candidates as a source of comedy? seth: let me just say, i don't think lincoln chafee can be helped. jokes or no jokes. there's a certain amount of hubris that anyone, even a qualified candidate as when he says, you know who would be perfect to run america? me. anytime they show up for debate, they are fair game. there is no need to have sympathy for

the new hampshire primary once again under attack. this time coming from a retiring senate majority leader harry reid. in an interview over the weekend with the "washington post" the democrat said he's always been upset with new hampshire and iowa's early places in the presidential selection process but was particularly critical of new hampshire's population makeup. >> you go to new hampshire, there are not any you minorities there, nobody lives there. and i don't mean to deny great new hampshire or iowa, but they shouldn't be the ones choosing who will be president. josh: those comments prompted an immediate response from both new hampshire senators, shaheen and ayotte who said that reid doesn't know what he's talking about. governor hassan is now demanding an apology. so did reid apologize? you can be the jf his sincerity, coming up at 6:00. and the democratic candidates getting ready right to you for their first debate of the 2016 campaign with far fewer candidates than the crowded every democrat is hoping to make an impression ton

tomorrow partial sun in northern new hampshire. the brightest skies during the day tomorrow and the thickest cloud cover, central and southern new hampshire. but not a lot of rain. best chance of rain will be wednesday night into thursday, as the next front moves in, but the wind are out of the southerly direction and that will jack temperatures up big time as we go into the day on thursday. how warm do we get tomorrow? a little cooler than today. courtesy of an on shore breeze so mid to upper 50's in many spots, coolest at the coast, but again much warmer as we go into thursday. for tonight it's 30's north and 40's elsewhere. on wednesday again mid to upper 50's for many, 60's on thursday and bright and cool friday. a chilly start to saturday. but a mild finish to the weekend as we get back into the 60's. couple of showers on sunday. jamie: baseball playoffs, nlcs shifts to chicago where the cubs most the mets tonight, the cubs need a win and they will turn to a dartmouth college graduate to try to get it done, kyle hendricks star

trump was back in new hampshire today for a rally in atkinson. heather hamel reports that he spent a lot of his time focusing in on the people covering his campaign. reporter: from the moment he got to the podium the insults started coming, donald trump focusing much of his distaste on the media. >> you're going to find out about the media some day, folks, they are the worst. reporter: he griped about recent coverage surrounding a poll in iowa which didn't put him on top, pointing that that he is winning so many mother. every week i go up, up, up, up, up and every week these idiots on television -- they've been saying this for months. they show my face, i said take those cameras off my face, so i crowd, i said it was massive, you didn't see, no, they never showed it. reporter: he also slammed his challengers. >> carson is lower, than bush, i don't get. bush's campaign is a disaster. that's because i came along, i'm proud of it. reporter: he blasted the way the current i currently run 'touted his plans to build a stronger military, repeal and repl

and as part of new hampshire tackles hunger program, the new hampshire food bank received a big donation check today. provide about 15,000 meals. >> anything we can do to give each other a helping hand when needed, i know i've needed helping hands over the course of my life, so anything that any of us can do to serve our brothers and sisters is the model excellence. josh: according to the food bank, one in nine granite staters still don't know where their next meal will come from. jamie: the season begins for the bruins, the season and home opener comes against the winnipeg jets. b's can finally put last season behind them, they missed the playoffs for the first time since 2007. the celtics continue their preseason in italy, they played real madrid this afternoon. the c's were a bit sloppy in this one, sullinger with a nice deal, but then he air mails it to the madrid coach. 15 turnovers for the celtics, many in the first quarter. second quarter, bradley loses with the pump fake, celtics up he scored 17. bradley will come up with a steal here, gets it back from crawford and lays it in. c

have not had a lot of incredible polls in iowa and new hampshire. i think we will see more coming out of the next week. it will be interesting to see if this massive buy buy right to rise has move in the numbers for governor bush at all. mark: the group supporting rubio is on the air. i want to ask about governor kasich. there are other factors in media. not just the volume of the ads but the content, what is your sense about how those ads are doing given his numbers in new hampshire ticking down as of late? ken: k-6 went up early in the summer. he was the only person up with a significant buy in new hampshire. then he got into that conversation, that 10 percentage point range. they have just recently made another $3 million by. we have not seen his numbers move. he definitely got a bounce over the summer but it was a sugar high that began to come down. they are now try to get back into the conversation in new hampshire. rubio, his outside group had a big buy. are spending money on national cable. half their money is in national cable. it will be in

manchester, new hampshire, 41 degrees and 34 in keene new hampshire. but a definite chill in the air in those locations which tend to be the brightest. 7 a.m. partly sunny skies there 7 a.m. partly sunny skies there. south and east of boston does tend to be a mostly cloudy day and through noontime, a steady warm-up and upper 50s. but where we have the thickest clouds, you will have the little bit of green overdone in my opinion, but a slight chance of a passing shower for the south shore. 58 to 64 degrees. most clouds in southeastern massachusetts. a little more sunshine north. i will tell you when we kick those clouds for good coming up. catherine parrotta with the live drivetime traffic. >> a look at the map. no too many problems. 128 to 93 as you are coming from the north into the city. you are in the green. it is smooth sailing there. as you move just slightly west of the city. the pike 495. no problems to speak of right now. we wanted to give you a look at the expressway through dorchester. traffic moving fine. and not too much of it out there at

new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire, 7:00 on saturday, october 17th. i'm amy coveno. we'll get to our top stories in a minute. if i remember -- first, look who is in the weather center. we have chris jarzynka in the weather center. chris: i wished i had better news. if you love cold weather, you'll love this. look at the view in meredith, and i could look at it all day long, but my time would run out. we have some rain showers crossing through southern new towards the salem plais it tow area. you forecast in a few minutes. amy: a worker in auburn was killed last night in an accident. workers say a large steel object fell on a 43-year-old man who was sandblasting at arc electrostatic. workers tried to left the steel off of him, but he was dead at the scene. the cause is under investigation. searchers looking for a hiker in the white mountains have found a body. her family thought she was going for her hike. some say her at galehead, and she left the next day

lindsay graham is the a the start of a 10-day new hampshire swing. meanwhile, ohio governor john kasich is trying to keep his early momentum with a four-day bus trip. initiative. >> it will be very comprehensive, regulatory tax, energy, trade. >> chris christie just wrapped up a three-day trip and george pataki is in the midst of moving the bulk of his campaign to new hampshire for the home stretch. lindsay graham continuing his 10-day visit today in the granite state. senator john mccain is at a meet and greet. and graham will hold three town hall meetings today. one in rochester, canterbury, and new london. >> and coming up, week six of friday night football is in the books. last night's game ahead in sports. >> cooler air rushing in, sets up a chilly start to our holiday temperatures aboutafter. >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch 9 forecast. >> all things considered, a really nice holiday week on the way for us out there. today certainly going to have the feel of fall in the air. we will have a northerly breeze and a blend o

especially in new hampshire. on the democratic side vermont senator bernie sanders leads clinton by 9 points, 48% to 39%. virtually unchanged from a month ago when sanders was ahead 49% to 38%. again this is just a new hampshire poll right here. on republican side criminally fiorina is gaying ground on donald trump's lead and is slinking there. the new nbc news poll shows trump holds a five point advantage over fiorina. a month ago trump's lead over the nearest competition in new hampshire was 16 points. 7's byron barnett live in manchester, new hampshire with what both candidates said to voters today. byron? >>> well, hillary clinton and the carly fiorina crisscrossed the state here in new hampshire. at one point they ended up apart. hillary clinton will went on the attack against some republicans in congress while fiorina saved her attacks for clinton. >>> criminally fiorina campaign campaigning in new hampshire focusing more on the other female presidential candidate than on her male republican rifles. >>> the

how he' s helping new hampshire' s homeless reconnect with their >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, news 9 at 6:00. stephanie: right now, friends and classmates of a rochester teen found dead in a motel room last weekend are holding a candlelight vigil in her honor. 17-year-old eve tarmey died of a suspected drug overdose. good evening, i' m stephanie woods. last saturday, the spaulding high school senior was found dead at the riviera motel. you' re taking a live look at rochester commons, where organizers of the vigil plan to focus not on what killed tarmey but the loss of someone so young. >> it is overwhelming to us. the sheer degree of support and prayers and thoughts just on a daily basis is overwhelming. i have never seen anything like this. stephanie: the vigil goes until 7:30 tonight. tonight on news 9 at 11:00. a beautiful end to the weekend. you' re taking a live look in plymouth where it is 54 degrees. the foliage is beautiful right now. meteorologist hayley lapoint has the forecast for the start of your work week. hayley: we will have temperatures a lot coole

. >> jadiann: the road to the white house goes through new hampshire. trailing in the granite state, hillary clinton is holding a town hall and set to unveil a new policy. >>> good monday morning, i'm jadiann thompson. >> christa: i'm christa delcamp. does it seem we went from summer to winter like that? >> jadiann: turned on a dime. >> christa: i feel like my wardrobe is not ready. >> jadiann: i live in a building that doesn't have a heater i can control so it hasn't come on yet and i'm a cold type. >> christa: it's like at my house because my husband controls that and we're not allowed to turn on the heat. >> jeremy: cool pockets of air. right now boston at 50 degrees. norwood 49, bedford 43. jaffrey at 34. heat on for christa. we have high pressure through the day. pockets of a northeasterly wind like over the weekend, although at this time not as much. problems town 25. partly to mostly sunny skies. chilly, breezy, temps this afternoon upper 50s to the low 60s. 7:00 this evening mostly clear. this evening, upper 50s. >> jadiann: time for "fast track

and derry and hampstead, new hampshire. a few other showers are back to the south of there, but they will continue to weaken as they come eastward. another line around vermont, new york border, pushing east ward as well. >> a couple is now charged in the brutal and bloody murder of a marshfield man. three people have now been arrested in the death of robert mckenna, found inside his home and tonight investigators say more arrests could be coming. fox 25's crystal haynes was in court when those two were charged. >> the motive is pure and simple, to rob him of what he had. >> elizabeth: this quincy couple charged with stage gemstones from mckenna. attorney michael mukcar charged with mckenna's murder, burglary and fire harms violations. kaliel charged with conspiracy and trying to cover it up. an alleged friend, 40-year-old james ferguson charged and arraigned in the case about two weeks ago. >> >> the reporter: michael m moscotolo inquired into one of mckenna's friends to see if he could sell i've temperatures of african art

tom: tune in for "new hampshire chronicle." we'll see you back here tonight right after "wicked city." are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job. r i'm hillary clinton p

i'm from concord, new hampshire. say, we are very thankful you are on tv, but we would very much like you do, p are, and show the entire state what an american -- an amazing american you are, and what you are the best commander in chief we could have. i did 24 years in the marines, i retired about three years ago. after retiring, i decided to go back to school and use the 9/11 g.i. bill to get my nba at at unh.ba i did for taurus and iraq. tours in iraq. that 9/11 bill is so amazing. i know it was a lot of fighting and compromising. i think that should be expanded to the college students that debt toce college broaden that. that educational benefit is so amazing for public service. we all know not everyone is cut out for the military, but there are a lot of folks that conservative and other capacities, and be fantastic. let's expand that, and give them all the same benefits. maybe extend a little more than 4-6 years of service before they get to use it, but again, my experience with the g.i. bill was absolutely amazi

this case prompted the longest hampshire. and new hampshire's fishing industry is getting a million dollar boost from the federal government. noaa announced the new funds to help commercial ground fishermen and for hire fishing vessels. this money is in addition to fishery disaster funds that have been released over the past two years. jean: officials from provincetown, massachusetts have been in portsmouth for two days to discuss possible high speed ferry service between the two cities. at city hall this morning, city and port officials from both talked about the benefits and the difficulties. discussion ranged from the positive impact on the tourists river's ledge legendary current. josh: millions of t mobile customers are being warned to check their credit, up next hackers get personal records through a major credit agency. jean: if you can't beat them, ban them, that seems to be amazon's newest strategy for its competitors. josh: while a lot stores expand hours on thanksgiving, one is saying no way, we'll tell you what st

adam: a piece of new hampshire history is now on the open market. the former georgia b chandler home in -- george b chandler 10,000 square feet of living space, and a level of craftsmanship unheard of in modern-day construction. the original owner and builder ran the and miskick mill in the 1800s. the property was later donated to the diocese of manchester. when the bishop moved out, a convent moved in. not surprisingly, the assessed value of the property is more than $600,000, but for the list >> it' s going to be shocking, but it' s $29,900. adam: greg barrett of casbah realty who is handling this listing says there is one catch you at once you buy this home, you can' t keep it here. the entire structure must be moved to a new location to make way for a parking lot, which will give the aging parish of saint hedwig next-door easier access. >> it' s a difficult situation, but the church is the tempting to be very sympathetic to the historical significance of this home. adam: barrett estimates that moving the home locally could cost $200,000 to $300,

and that's what's happening, new hampshire. i'm shelley walcott, wmur news 9. >> now, jason king and news 9 sports sports. >> eastern, eight weeks of the high school season in the books. several teams are trying to punch their ikts tickets to the playoffs like the timberland owls. taking on spaulding, a win and help, they would secure a spot. and he's picked off by linebacker, it would have been a pick six, but a block and back brought it back. that would set up the first tyler feury touchdown of the game. the owls needed help from exeter and an exeter win at merrimack playoffs and give the blue hawks, an opening seed in that bracket. and o'neill, 7-0 merrimack. it went back and forth. kyle newman killed a field goal. merrimack beat exeter. merrimack will take on timberlane in the regular season finale next week. that's a huge game for both teams. and bedford home, nick leahy, seven carries, 108 yards and two touchdowns. touchdowns. >> concord and keene out west, third quarter, 22-16 concord. black birds get things going with a

he was the comeback kid after new hampshire.bers in new hampshire are particularly troubling. >> do you think are niece numbers enough to get joe biden into this race? >> forget biden. bernie sappeders is leading in head-to-head matchups in some of these matchups. that's amazing. everyone said he's too liberal. he can't raise the money. he's raising the money. now he's leading her in head-to-head matchups. that is amazing. this is a bernie sanders moment, i think. >> what biden would be looking at is the idea if he can knock off, if bernie sanders can knock her off in iowa and new hampshire, they say he can't win south carolina. joe biden as barack obama's vice president could. >> nick makes a good point if joe biden got into the race, he would be peeling off hillary clinton supporters. bernie people are bernie people. they'll support him whether biden gets into the race or not. some polls show if he got in he would chip away at her support. could he resonate with black voters in south carolina the way bernie sanders hasn't prov

. >> iowa and new hampshire, so important. he might not get in before iowa and new hampshire.ait toarson, he could see how hillary clinton does. let sanders rough her up, and then there will be clamor within the party. amocrats may be looking for savior. that could be joe biden later on. when we come back. what the people in iowa and know him sure told us about clinton. that is after this. ♪ interview today in an , hillary clinton came out against the transpacific partnership trade deal. she says there are too many "unanswered questions." about it as of today, i am not in favor of what i have learned about it. ,here is one other element because i think it is important. trade agreements don't happen in a vacuum. in order for us to have a competitive economy in a global marketplace, there are things that we need to do to help raise wages at home. her new position runs counter to what she advocated as secretary of state, but it does clear the deck of one big issue ahead of the them aquatic debate. -- the democratic debate. clinton and stallman that john and i did in iowa and new

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at 5:00. josh: a father is facing charges after police say he assaulted his wife, barricaded himself inside a home while holding his own baby hostage. good evening, i'm josh mcelveen. jean: i'm jean mackin. stephanie woods is live in franklin tonight with new details on the investigation. reporter: franklin police say when they arrived at 72 west bow street a man was standing in the doorway holding his baby girl and threatening to stab police officers with a screwdriver if they stepped on his property. 33-year-old thomas carroll allegedly hit his wife, locked her out of their house and then barricaded himself inside with their 1-month-old around 8:30 this morning. police and state troopers surrounded the home and talked their way inside. officers say carroll took the baby out of the dangerous cold and set her down inside. carroll alley resisted arrest, but officer tackled him to the ground and took him into custody. tonight carroll is facing several domestic violence charges, he'll be arraigne

after 162 consecutive weeks, new hampshire falls out of the national rankings. they are 3-3 overall and would technically be number 26 this week. the dartmouth victorino are in the poll for the first time since 1996. dartmouth' s 5-0 after beating central connecticut state saturday. 34-7. they' ve outscored five opponents 190-47. >> we are having a great time. we knew we would be a good team this year. it' s great to go out there and execute. we played really well. s been key for us, protecting elin, and getting open. >> jason: monday night football. i think we have a scoreboard for you. the giants are losing the philadelphia 27-7. at last check, there were seven turnovers in the football game. their home field. amherst, new hampshire' s nevis olson is preparing for the biggest fight of his career. dennis competes in mixed martial arts and will take on brent afford this friday night at the mohegan sun arena in connecticut. the event will be live on spike tv. dennis is 29 years old. he was a two-time state wrestling champion at sign vegan high school and was the

take you into southern new hampshire. we have a little bit of cloud cover, but this will be one of my myer spots. upper 30s. lower 40s and the joshua area. highs in the lower 60s. in plymouth my hot spot, 56 degrees. 12 miles per hour. and a little breezy and a little breezier and cloudier for you. temperatures holding steady in the mid- to upper 50s all day long and you actually have the slight chance of a passing shower today. now it is just clouds again creeping up from the south. mostly along and south of the mass pike. but even to the north and west, you will find some patchy cloud cover through the afternoon. a little bit brighter into northern massachusetts, southern new hampshire. especially western massachusetts today with the clouds hanging pretty tight and being pretty sub born over southeastern massachusetts where we can squeeze out one or two showers total for the southeast southeast. another round of early morning clouds. keep and islands. we get sunshine in here and an even bigger warm-up. highs today upper