so we have a lot of start-up activity in new hampshire. here is the newest one in new hampshire. take a look, they're a roasting company, they make c-o-f-f-v-e-e. it has the wine minus alcohol producing more. mark from the innovation center, welcome. >> thank you. >> and glenn miller founder of the vera roasting company on the east coast and professor of chemistry where did you get this idea? wine into coffee. >> as you mentioned resveratrol, there's been a lot of research linking red wine to the health, and the french have a low incidence of heart disease despite the fact that they have a diet of high fat. and there are studies about red wine and seem to point the finger to resveratrol. we're going to drink this in a minute and how you put this together. but mark, glenn is in your innovation center in portsmouth. what do you do to help glenn get this started because you've done this for a number of businesses. >> we try to help the new hampshire economy going. i met glenn at the new hampshire with unh back in 2010 on a prior company we worked on together. >> right. >> when he ca

less clouds in central new hampshire and in northern new hampshire. so you'll see some sunshine in these spots and even here, as you can see, it's in the 40's. so, we're mild everywhere, northern new hampshire is a little cooler. upper 20's to low 30's because you've been clear all night and that allowed the radiational cooling that really chills things off at night and hasn't been the case so much in the other parts of the state. visibility very good out there right now. no fog this morning, like we've had every other morning. on to the clouds and as you mentioned, socked in across southern new hampshire. as you head farther north. central new hampshire on the edge there. we saw the camera shot showing breaks in the clouds, remember. and northern new hampshire, that's sort of how we're going to be, northern new hampshire, central parts of the state you're on the edge. times where it's cloudy and times when you see the sun. any sun will be a bonus. mostly cloudy as the front to our south. kind of gathers and directs the clouds around it. the more clou

new hampshire style. >> oh, everybody loves new hampshire. now that they're no longer in iowa, anyway. welcome back to this year-end edition "mtp daily." drilling deep into the february foursome that will decide who gets the early momentum. you don't get momentum before iowa and new hampshire. momentum. iowa and new hampshire create momentum. the first primary, required by state law. that is not a joke. they made this part of their dna. just one week after the iowa caucuses. on the democratic side, clintons have always had nothing but love for the granite state. bill dubbed the comeback kid even after technically losing the state in 1992. of course it's where hillary bounced back in 2008 with a win after losing iowa and setting the stage for a long nomination process in the democratic side in '08. for the republicans the sixth time in ten primaries there is a bush on the ballot. how about that? 6 of the last 10, dating back to george h.w. bush in 1980. panel is back for more. joining us, professor at the university of new hampshire. dante, go

you thought there was not going new hampshire. bernie sanders deadlocked with hillary clinton. s hit his peak. he is not wondering. how are things going? sen. sanders: we are feeling really good. hampshire. we has a strong organization and iowa, putting into money into nevada and south carolina. if we can win in new hampshire path to victory. there' s massive discontent in this country with establishment politics. people are sick and tired of seeing almost all new income and wealth going to the top 1% while the middle class continues to disappear. the has been defamed of our campaign and it is resonating all over the country. josh: on the campaign trail, most immediately, the tragic mass shooting in california. let me get your take. sen. sanders: he almost do not know what to say. a few days before we were springs planned parenthood killing. you had the shooting at a community college in oregon, you had chattanooga. the horror is it begins to look like a new normal. we cannot allow that to happen. says they have a simple solution

in northern new hampshire, that kind of locks in the warmth and the skies are cheer in southern new hampshire that allowed them to start more. more. away. as we go through the day, even northern new hampshire, the sunshine will come out later on and temperatures today making it well into the 40's. enough sun could get into the lower 50's. lots of sunshine and that's just the beginning. things even get mild from here. we'll talk about the weekend forecast in a few minutes. are responding to a fire that broke out this morning on silk road. fire officials say it occurred in a rural area, no hydrants were available. took crews about an hour to knock down the blaze. the home owner was out on the driveway when crews arrived. the driver was transported. a londonderry fire broke out drive. fire units from windham, about terry, pelham and litchfield were called to the scene. it's currently under control. the cause remains under investigation. we're also learning of two serious overnight accidents in rochester. the first one happened shortly before midnight on rochester hill road and sent a somersworth

clouds will come and go today in hampshire. on average we're going to say it's partly sunny and cloudier to the north. clouds erodes away to allow breaks of sun in northern new hampshire later on today. this is all, look at the direction, all of this weather is coming up from the south and that's why it's doing is bringing milder air. now, this air mass here is headed toward us, not quite getting here as the front will stall just to the south. but certainly, we do get some pretty warm weather for us around here. the really insanely warm temperatures that you'll hear about for today will be a little farther to our south. mid atlantic states and places in central usa. you'll be hearing about that today. for us, not too shabby with a good amount of sunshine and clouds. clouds thickest, as i mentioned in northern new hampshire peeling away this afternoon. we cloud up tomorrow night. there could be clouds and breaks of sun. a lot more clouds on sunday and into sunday night. it keeps us cooler so we're going to be maybe 5, 6, 7 degre

snow showers in parts of central and northern new hampshire. you can see occasional drizzle or freezing drizzle as we go through the nighttime hours. mid-20' s most places and we will degrees overnight. re not going to be re-freezing but that means it' s already reasoning out there right now so watch for icy conditions. we will look at some more snow totals as well as a look at new year' s eve, coming up. josh: this storm has made for a rough commute all day. this was the scene this morning, heading south on i-93. jean: wmur' look at the conditions right now and he is joining us live in salem. adam: it' s still kind of dicey out here although the state has lifted the speed limit on the everett turnpike. there is so much water content in the snow, you have icehe minutes the snow melts a little bit it re-freezes pretty quickly at these temperatures of people are still taking it slow. more than 100 accidents out there on state roads and highways today in the morning commute was a lot worse than what we' re seeing right now. it looks like a lot of

central and southern new hampshire, it's rain, but northern new hampshire, it's snow which could mix at times with some freezing rain and off to our west here, it's spotty sort of off and on again, a closer look at the snow in new hampshire. it moves from rain in our best, but runs into cold air and runs into snow at least for now wu , but we'll see mixed. and we're talking about the bigger snow potential on the horizon just a few days away. amy: we begin with a developing story out of texas. at least eight people were killed when tornados ripped through the dallas area leaving destruction. four victims were killed in car accidents another the highways. emergency to issue say some of the homes have been destroyed, and others badly damaged. severe weather in the south has claimed the lives of at least 22 people in less than a week. some parts of texas and oklahoma historic blizzard. they say parts of the region could see as much as 14 inches of snow. and back here at home, warm temperatures have slowed down the ski season during a crucial time. new hampshire ski resorts make 20% of th

he did at the new hampshire way. retail politics and getting out there, we will see what happens in the end. josh: chris christie was asked -- john: he was talking about the silliness of talking about fantasy football. josh: two time winner, back to back, does not happen often. you will be in next year and you can challenge. john: my kids know all about that. josh: happy holidays, everyone.

shelley: the annual count of the homelessness population in new hampshire is out. mike: lots of changes over the past 24 hours with more to come over the weekend. in force to see "the force awakens." shelley: in the past 15 years, enrollment at new hampshire community colleges has doubled. the option traditionally associated with four-year schools now showing up at community colleges. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 tonight. tom: they are counting their blessings in the town of clermont tonight after a car good evening. i am tom griffith. shelley: i am shelley walcott. a driver lost control of his vehicle in the middle of the lunch hour rush. somehow, no one was hurt. >> this could' ve been really bad. shelley: the owner of the deli says he is stunned by what happened. >> i was making some sandwiches, and all of a sudden, there was a loud explosion. it seemed like a car came over the median and crashed i

in years past it's been quiet in new hampshire. but the new hampshire crowd this year why?n part it's because of the widely held view that ted cruz looks pretty solid in iowa and his rivals are looking for a chance to win elsewhere. there's a sense if donald trump loses iowa and his winning brand is called into question there could be a big and sudden resuccessfuling in new hampshire. marco rubio's team knows its candidates snopt leading anywhere and hoping to generate a surge. and take this one as you wish, two veteran new hampshire operatives working for other campaigns says they are seeing signs it may be premature to write off jeb bush. pre-season is over. time to play. thanks for sharing your sunday morning with us. we'll see you in the new year. "state of the union" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> the final push. just days before the start of 2016 the candidates are pressing the flesh and making their case in the early states. >> we're the only campaign who has a county chairman in all 171 counties. 160,000 volunteers. we're working to do everything humanly pos

he only said new hampshire was certainly the endorsement point hand-checked' s largest -- by new hampshire' s largest newspaper does not hurt. congratulations. gov. christie: i appreciate it. josh: this has shifted to a foreign-policy debate, the election itself. isis is at the forefront. a lot of different opinions and rhetoric. we heard what donald trump has to say. gov. christie: the first thing is you have got to protect the homeland. that means increasing surveillance here. increasing law enforcement' s folks beforehand. federal prosecutor for seven september 11. we brought some of the biggest terrorist cases the country has first line of defense. we need to fight where they are and bring our allies together. great britain has authorized military action. with our jordanian allies, saudi arabia and the emir atis. the homeland. only someone who has done this the right way. josh: identifying somebody, is there an argument to be made to hit a pause button when it comes to immigration in this country? and vetting the people, regardless of where they are from? gov. christie: quite some time

southern new hampshire as well. higher amounts from the northern part of the lakes region and the mount washington valley up into northern new hampshire. there' s a winter storm warning in effect in the northern half weather advisory or the rest of new hampshire. if you look at the radar looks like it is snowing already but most of that is evaporating before it reaches the ground and very dry air. we are only 1-2 hours away from the first flakes falling in new hampshire making it to the ground. cold out there now with overnight lows bottoming out in the teens, perfect cold weather for snow. the timeline in just a few minutes. tom: it will be an early start to the day for road crews ready to take on the latest snowfall second on record in new hampshire. while schools are not in session tomorrow, the new hampshire d.o.t. is concerned about the timing of the snow fall during the morning commute and is asking drivers to remember how to handle slick conditions. as jean mackin reports, road crews were already at work toda

army ranger from new hampshire who died this week. corporal andrew aimesbury was killed during a live fire exercise in georgia. good evening, i' m shelley walcott. tom: i' m tom griffith. the corporal' s family and fellow rangers are remembering him for his leadership and for his service. mike cronin joins us live. cronin: corporal aimesbury' s family lives here in somersworth. he was a decorated soldier who was loved and respected by many. corporal andrew aimesbury' s family remembers him as special person. his sister explains, anyone who knows andrew, knows exactly what i mean. even if they only beheld a fraction of his personality. if you only heard him laugh for a second. if you only saw his smile in he is strong, kind, stubborn, goofy, hilarious, proud, humble, brave, a leader, a ranger, a friend, a brother, a son. special. the 21-year-old was killed this week at training in fort stewart, georgia. the army says he was seriously wounded wednesday during a live fire exercise and later died from his injuries. >> he lost his life and

let's turn to new hampshire now.'re a former newspaper man having worked for "the des moines register". chris christie got the coveted endorsement of the new hampshire union leader. not the biggest circulation in new hampshire because "boston globe" has the biggest circulation. how big is a newspaper endorsements. >> it gives chris christie validation, second life a sense that he's still alive especially in a very big field like this. but at the end of the day people do not hold newspapers in all that high of esteem. i worked for "the des moines register," "new york times," "chicago tribune," they don't have a good track record in terms of who they endorse. but it's important who cube credible candidate. up raised a good point about new hampshire. new hampshire loves to contradict what happens in iowa. we've seen it again and again over the years. >> contrasting obama and hillary. >> it will be fascinating to see if trump wins in iowa will new hampshire say not so fast. new hampshire loves to put the brakes on front-

tonight in new hampshire.uch more on his chances and his new targets on the trail later in this hour. >>> and next, a big win for iraqi forces over isis. a look at what that means for the global anti-isis strategy. stay tuned. >>> today a grand jury decided not to indict the police officers who shot and killed 12-year-old tamir rice. the officers say they thought the boy was pulling out a real gun. it turned out to be a pellet gun. attorneys for the rice family released a statement this afternoon accusing the prosecutor of mishandling the grand jury process. a short time ago cleveland mayor frank jackson spoke about the case. >> this has caused the city of cleveland with the loss of a child at the hands of a police officer to do a lot of soul-searching. and in the midst of that soul-searching, we have made some changes. >> the cleveland police department is now undergoing an internal review and cooperating with the justice department. meantime, chicago mayor rahm emanuel is cutting his vacation to cuba short t

new hampshire is going to be very important. i think whichever one of those candidates comes in second or third in new hampshire will set the tone for the rest of the campaign. there's a lot of things being done differently in this campaign that i don't think people appreciate. i think the candidates are using the debates differently. in the past you wanted to, quote, win the debate. i think in the last debate, you saw candidates very smartly, i think, lay an agenda for what they were going to do over the next few weeks. i saw the rubio/cruz exchange where rubio tried to put cruz on notice that he was going to talk about the fact that cruz used to support a path to legal status. cruz put rubio on notice that he thought he was too soft on immigration. bush went after trump particularly in terms of the fact that if you want to take care of isis, you've got to put troops on the ground. we really want our allies to put 90% of those troops there and you can't do it if you denigrate our middle east allies. and christie looked into the

and 30-35 in southern new hampshire. tomorrow there is a look at the temperatures to expect. well into the 30' s and the next seven days will take you through the rest of the year. here is the forecast for the rest of the year and into next year as well. starting this weekend temperatures looking really good right into next year. tom: everybody is happy, nobody had to burn any school days and a lot of changes going on in the nfl. >> we no longer have a new hampshire head giving you 15 gigs of data for just $70! but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? u.s. cellular sized data. 15 gigs of good, strong data you can actually use because it works in the middle of anywhere. i'd like $100! you're getting $400 in promo cards! yes! switch to u.s. cellular and get 15 gigs of data for just $70. plus $400 in promo cards. you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. what this campaign is a

several new hampshire ski resorts are for sale. rea still -- a real estate firm is selling more than a dozen resorts but won' t meet its deadline of completing sales by the end of the year. the firm is selling loon mountain, mount sunapee, and sunday river ski resorts. ski years won' t see changes because mountain operators will remain the same. coming up on news 9 tonight, the boston chipotle restaurant is back open after an outbreak of norovirus. the city health inspector gave approval for customers to return. firefighters make serious gains on a wildfire in california. how they were able to stop the fire from spreading. a.j.: for most of us, our first accumulating snow of the season deadly shooting in chicago. the death of a 19-year-old man and a 52-year-old woman was "an accident." they were shot when police responded to a call of a domestic disturbance early saturday. 100 neighbors and activists gathered outside the home today for a vigil and to demand answers. >> why do you have to shoot first and ask questions later? it' dep

both with outstanding warrants in new hampshire. when an officer tried to arrest them, kelley allegedly took off, dragging the officer about 20 feet onto on coming traffic. >> he's fine, he's just got dragged out in traffic. reporter: deerfield police filed charges against kelley for felonious escape, resisting arrest and disobeying an officer but weren't able to arrest him. >> that night we were tracking web found out that the occupant ended up somewhere in connecticut and we her from other face facebook posts that he was on the way to florida. >> i need to report a robbery. reporter: florida authorities say a man who resembles hilber was caught on camera robbing a dollar general store on tuesday afternoon. shortly after, police chased hilber and kelley, then shot and killed hilber in the woods about 1:45. kelley was capture wednesday morning. deerfield police say even though kelley had an arrest history in the state, this was a surprise. >> it is based on the fact that we're dealing with burglaries here. armed robbery seems like h

once from new hampshire, always from new hampshire. tom: right now on wmur.com, we have a list of towns and cities with parking bans in effective overnight. jean: and, find out what items cost more or less in it might be 2015. surprising to learn what was cheaper. tom: tune in for new hampshire chronicle immediately following world news. we' ll see you after beyond the >> have a good night ahead and stay safe. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. on average, it takes three hundred americans working for a solid year, to make as much money as one top ceo. it's called the wage gap. and the republicans will make it worse by lowering taxes for those at the top and letting corporations write their own rules. hillary clinton will work to close the wage gap. equal pay for women to raise incomes for families, a higher minimum wage, lower taxes for the middle class. she gets the job done for us. i'm hillary clinton and i

josh: i' m sure new hampshire -- tom: i' m sure new hampshire will turn out in force. shelley: let' s hear it for that anonymous donor. tom: a high schooler is fighting drug addiction in our state. >> i have a brother who is a drug addict and its not his fault, it' s a disease that can be treated. tom: her brother' s message to teens thinking of using drugs. shelley: and we need your help reaching our goal of $100,000 for the food drive this weekend. coming up, we' re live in nashua sight. another december weekend with highs along 60 degrees. paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the working class back to where they should be. he's a rock. sanders: i'm bernie sanders school is raising awarenes

there are 68 rite aids in new hampshire. erin: thank you. students in nashua are headed back to school after officials closed all of the city schools the e-mail threat was specific to nashua' s two high schools, monday' s date, and how students would be hurt. police are confident that the schools are now safe. they checked every school and did not find anything suspicious. nonetheless, the superintendent stands by the decision to cancel classes yesterday. >> had we help school in our other schools, we would have had a very high rate of absenteeism. erin: investigators are not calling the threat a hoax. there will be extra officers on hand at schools across the city this morning. an accident involving a police cruiser shut down an intersection in manchester. it happened at the intersection of valley and pine streets. three people were taken to the hospital, including an officer. the attorney general' s office is two-year-old murder in keene. 48-year-old david wheelock was found shot to death inside his home on pearl street on december 20 1, 2

he told a crowd he thinks he can win in new hampshire. kevin: as the december rain winds down, the wind picks up in the afternoon. >> you, michael dixon, took away a wonderful human being. erin: emotional statements in court after a man learns his fate after admitting to causing a deadly crash while driving drunk earlier this year. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: good morning, new hampshire. thanks for joining us. i' m erin fehlau. we are waking up to a very rainy morning out there. kevin skarupa joins us. how much longer is the rain going to last? kevin: maybe on and off through the afternoon. at least a couple more hours. we may have a few wind gusts over 40 miles per hour. the last of the rain showers pull through in the next couple hours. highs going from the mid-40' s to the upper 50' s today. wind advisory posted for parts of the state through 6:00 this evening. a look at your ride this morning. we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good tuesday morning. deb: good tuesday mornin

you lost iowa and new hampshire. if you are able to have a super pac that keeps a lot of money and keeps you going, as we saw from newt gingrich last time and rick santorum, then you can get sixth place and you're still in the contest. two things we have learned is that while the debate has changed in certainly hurt people like rick perry and bobby jindal, the super pac's have not played the same role they played. they may play a huge role in we get to march or early february, but those candidates still have to survive to keep the coffers going, given an argument as to why they should be that choice. nicolle: you have six republican to face their moment of truth. let's talk about them. chris christie, carly fiorina, th jim gilmore -- >> yeah, that guy. [laughter] >> he is coming to new hampshire a lot more than any other place because it is cheaper. fiorina, with carly obviously she is playing strong in iowa. if she continues on through new hampshire, that will be at for her. she has this really big moment in septemb

. >> no one covers new hampshire now, wmur news 9 at 6:00. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] stephanie: we begin with breaking news out of exeter. route 101 east and west closed due to a crash. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i am stephanie woods. mike, what do we know so far? mike: route 101 between exits 11 and 12 has been closed and you can see the headaches what is causing in this area of exeter. cars are being diverted off of route 101 westbound and traffic is backed up in other directions. officials are not saying what the issue is and we are not allowed on the highway. take a look at this video sent to us from a viewer. cell phone video shows a car flipped upside down on the highway. it is unclear what led to the crash. each was have been set up at of route 101 remain closed for now. officials are not saying when it will reopen. leave yourself some extra time because traffic is moving slow. we are hoping for an update soon

the democratic race in new hampshire is tightly contested. bernie sanders and hillary clinton are essentially neck and neck. adam: former wmur political director scott spradling expects clinton a battle-tested veteran of the first in the nation primary to come out on top. >> at the end of the day this is still ' clinton country' and bernie sanders is doing very well but he' s going to have to wrestle it away from hillary clinton. and i believe her team still has an iron grip on new hampshire. adam: an advisor for a campaign competing with donald trump says he could invest little inground operations and still pull out a win over a fractured republican establishment. and you can find the latest political news by heading over to the politics page of our website, wmur.com. stephanie: millions of americans are in the danger zone tonight as a massive weather system moves across the country. storms overnight turned deadly, killing at least people in the 11 area surrounding dallas and jim ryan is in texas tonight with the latest. roared in under cove

far northern new hampshire. holbrook, pittsburgh, you could see a couple of inches of snow out of this system. meanwhile, it's mostly just rain everywhere else, it goes to scattered showers tomorrow afternoon. so the most rain during the morning hours tomorrow and then scattered showers tomorrow afternoon. here is a look how much could afternoon, just in northern new hampshire. we skip ahead after a sunny monday, things look pretty good then to another system moving in late monday night into early tuesday morning, and initially, that one looks to come in as snow as well. what's happening is an area of low pressure moves up to our west, and it spurs a new storm. this spawns up to our south as a classic winter time systems often do, transfers all the energy to this one, which then grows and starts to get the winds out of the north and northeast and that could mean some snow here. even in southern parts of the state, you could see some accumulating snow for a while before any changeover on tuesday. we'll watch that

army ranger from new hampshire who died this week. good evening, i' tom: i' m tom griffith. s family and fellow his leadership and for his service. mike cronin joins us live. s somersworth. he was a decorated soldier who corporal andrew aimesbury' s family remembers him as special person. his sister explains, anyone who knows andrew, knows exactly what i mean. even if they only beheld a fraction of his personality. if you only heard him laugh for a second. if you only saw his smile in passing. he is strong, kind, stubborn, goofy, hilarious, proud, humble, brave, a leader, a ranger, a friend, a brother, a son. special. the 21-year-old was killed this week at training in fort stewart, georgia. the army says he was seriously fire exercise and later died from his injuries. ve s very very sad. reporter: kelly gagnon doesn' t know the family but has a daughter and son in the army around the same age as aimesbury. >> they' saying that they' ll do whatever it takes to protect the united states of america and all of its pay the ultimate price

josh: ean: agreeing to match if the new hampshire food bank and raise $100,000 for the new hampshire for bank? mel: absolutely, and this is great for this time of year. jean: you can make a cash donation at any hannaford or online -- mel: nhfoodbank.org. jean: we have boxes you can pick up a hannaford to feed a family for the holidays. this is one way to give, and we' re really hoping to meet that $100,000 challenge out there. jean: we love it. thank you so much to mel and all the fine folks at the new hampshire food bank. jean mackin, wmur k-9. erin: that is good news. kevin: and the weather is shaping up your we will talk about the milder air and how long it is expected to last. erin: we' re making something tt2watv# 1t! bt@q;9< tt2watv# 1t! "a@q+5x tt2watv# 1t! bm@q >t tt4watv# 1t!" dztq l/$ tt4watv# 1t!" entq <+d tt4watv# 1t!" gzt& %,< tt4watv# 1t!" hnt& 5"p tt4watv# 1t!" iztq _k( tt4watv# 1t!" jntq m;h paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bern

the third finisher in that race could be very important going into new hampshire. >> new hampshire? >> i think donald trump wins new hampshire. >> south carolina? and i think donald trump wins south carolina. >> okay. >> i have cruz, trump, trump. >> i think cruz wins iowa. one of the govern nors could win new hampshire. either cruz or kasich. i don't believe trump will winnetter one. trump will come back and win south carolina. the race goes a long way. the one thing that i have been wrong about is this notion that the trump bubble will burst. he's in for the long haul. he has more organization than people think. >> certainly in iowa. >> in iowa. in new hampshire. at headquarters he lets you see what he wants you to see. it's not an amateur campaign. trump is in for the long haul. cruz is in for the long haul. one of the three, cruz, rubio and kasich. >> i'm going to say trump in iowa. part of the reason why, i was at a trump rally a few weeks ago. i asked this question, would you be willing to switch your allegiance to ted cruz? lot of people were almost furious at the next to tha

additional funding will help states like new hampshire. much money new hampshire will receive, but a wide range of services should be getting much more help. in the studio, ray brewer. sean: exeter high school has of the school year. win liberty case -- owen a la brie case was the tipping point. they said that respectful behavior has not been present. students were notified yesterday. dances were also canceled that exeter high school in 2013 after two students were arrested for drinking at a dance. we are asking you what you think about this move. let us know what you think by leaving a comment on our facebook page. erin: a judge has granted a seacoast woman a final order of protection against a ballet director, after she accused him a trip -- on a trip to an international competition. in a petition filed in district court, lissa curtis alleges that cosmin marculetiu, the ballet director of new england movement arts, sexually assaulted her multiple times over 10 days in romania. the fbi would not confirm or deny if they are investigating, but curtis has said they are. cosmin marculet

central new hampshire, freezing rain, snow and sleet and snow in northern new hampshire as well. we are looking for some dangerous conditions out there and we will see it all tonight. the good news after some icing and slippery conditions tonight, morning. we have the timetable on that and your new year' just ahead. tom: and you can stay up to date radar by using our wmur storm watch weather app, available for both apple and android devices. three of four u.s. secret service agents are out of the hospital after the car they were riding in was hit head-on route reconstructing the events that also took the life of a new hampshire man. sits at a state police barracks, held as evidence in the death of the driver 45-year-old bruce danforth. danforth was headed northbound on route 16 around seven last night when he drove into the path of a taurus sedan transporting four secret service agents. two men and two women in heavy snow. >> at some point the sable crossed over the double yellow line, and entered into the southbound lane, colliding with the taurus. tom: danforth, a father of fiv

jeb bush also essentially going all in in new hampshire throwing around j-bombs in new hampshire.et's listen to what jeb bush said about donald trump there. >> just one other thing i have to get it off my chest. donald trump is a jerk. [ applause ] you can't -- you can't -- you cannot insult your way to the presidency. you can't disparage women, hispanics, disabled people. who is he kidding? >> a couple of things, actually, i don't think -- i think that was unprompted at the event. i think he brought it up because he had a chance to say it. jeb bush saying donald trump can't insult his way to candidacy. >> jeb bush is coming off a strongest debate performance that we've seen jeb bush have. one of the reasons it was because he actually got under donald trump's skin for a minute. donald trump is totally ruined jeb's parade. he didn't think this was the race he would be running. he's been trying to recalibrate. >> and donald trump got in the day after jeb bush and has been on top of this race ever since. and jeb bush's problem now is he's still trying to convince his donors to stay w

police in the new hampshire -- and the new hampshire spca have removed more than a dozen animals from a property in sandown in an animal cruelty case. coming up, a little girl in new jersey panicked after knocking paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the working class back to where they should be. he's a rock. sanders: i'm bernie sanders sean: i' m sure a lot of families have dealt with this before. a little girl in new jersey felt herself in a christmas emergency and called 911. [laughter] seven-year-old isabella the shelf. according to the popular book, would go away. josh: police showed up and assured her santa would show up. in fact, they escorted him to her for a personal visit to make sure she is happy

another new hampshire issue crisis of addiction. new hampshire. difficult to get the candidates one. it seems as though the candidates have kind of retreated into a canned answer. they did uncover much ground and talking about it shines a spotlight on this important issue for the state. jennifer: thank you. clinton, and o' malley are below is an they are highlighting the strong moments for each of their let' s go down to kristen carosa. >> we are joined by jennifer. let' s talk about the debate. what is your reaction? >> we thought it was a great debate. the candidates got to talk about issues. we believe, hillary was able to show once again she is the candidate that has, is best able to keep us safe. has a good plan to combat isis and specific plans to deal with economic problems families have abuse, she' s heard from families here how much that has touched people' s lives. gun violence. not a lot of people have personal experience with this. it is something people are fearful of. it' s a good opportunity for new hampshire to see she has listened

again that's in central and southern new hampshire. as for the north country, snow will wind down in the next hour or two, could be an additional half inch in a few spots in and around the white mountains. then again it does tend to clear out later on tonight. elsewhere across the northeast again, heavy snow in eastern maine, more scattered showers back to the west in new york, but all of that will tend to dry up in time. that weak disturbance clips northern new hampshire tomorrow with a couple of afternoon flurries. right now 30's and lower to mid 40's across the board, 16 atop mount washington, plenty of cold air will zoom in across southwestern new hampshire, in the upper 30's in places like sansy and marlborough. notice the lakes region, upper third to around 40 and then those numbers drop off quite a already sub 30 in pittsburgh and stuartstown. right now winds still active out of the west northwest, 15 to 25 miles per hour in terms of the gusts, but later on tonight bit. overnight lows, upper 20's north, lower to mid 30's south.

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there is an eye toward new hampshire.re is some concern if donald trump wins in iowa and sails in new hampshire with a lead he currently has, there are some nervous establishment republicans out there. >> there are interesting comments from bernie sanders. >> many of trump's supporters are working class people and they're angry. they are angry because they're working longer hours for lower wages. if we want to address the issues that people are concerned about, why the middle class is disappearing? massive income and wealth inequality in this country, that we need policies that bring us together. >> there is talk about whether or not bernie sanders is trying to pull some trump voters his way. could that happen? >> i think it could actually. trump and bernie sanders are attracting people dissatisfied with politics as usual. there is a chance there could be crossover. trump trashed bernie sanders on twitter today calling him a whack-a-doodle. there is a possibility they do share voters. >> i guess when you are getting trash

southern new hampshire, not as much. this southern system will join forces with another system over the great lakes. possibility for the next few hours. a little bit heavier in passing showers overnight. ice accumulation of up to a few hundredths of an inch could occur. temperatures remain below 32 degrees. here is a look at your lows for the overnight with showers off and on. we will talk about your new year' s eve forecast in a few minutes. josh: bill cosby has been charged with indecent assault in the case of a woman who said he drugged and a salted her. the woman, who has agreed to have her name published, says the assault happened in cosby' s home. abc' s marci gonzalez is in pennsylvania, where cosby was arraigned today. reporter: the arraignment only lasted a few minutes, and cosby did not enter a plea. >> god bless you. reporter: bill cosby walking into court today. reporter: arraigned on three charges, including indecent assault, allegations from 12 years ago from a woman in pennsylvania, re-examined by police,

a lot of changes going on in the nfl. hampshire head jamie: it' hampshire native chip kelly in philadelphia. he was fired after three seasons. he put his neck on the line in the off-season with big trades and getting been a popular players. running back demarco murray but never found a way to use them effectively in the offense. kelly has said he wants to stay in the nfl. browns and titans are potential spots where he could land next year. the bruins lost at the ottawa senators on sunday night. the front end of a home and home series. tonight the back end, played at td garden. the bruins were trying to snap a 3-game losing streak. they looked good. first period, a weird bounce of the puck off the boards, and jimmy hayes is there to capitalize. 1-0 boston. 3 goals in the game for hayes, 7 on the year. and later in the first, a great centering pass from behind the net by torey krug. patrice bergeron does his magic out front. 2-1 boston after one period. then early in the second, another power play and matt beleskey scores from brett connolly and brad marchand. 3-1 bruins. the bruins needed al

anyone can now buy narcan righted pharmacies in new hampshire -- right aid pharmacies in new hampshire. the governor says it is important to note that not every rite aid will have narcan on hand every day, but they will all be able to order it or tell you which store does have it in stock. erin: students in nashua going back to school today after a cancel class yesterday. today. police in exeter are looking for the masked man seen in the afternoon. the man had a gun and grabbed money out of the cash register. coming up, millions of americans are flying this week. when airline has a special on average, it takes three hundred americans working for a solid year, to make as much money as one top ceo. it's called the wage gap. and the republicans will make it worse by lowering taxes for those at the top and letting corporations write their own rules. hillary clinton will work to close the wage gap. equal pay for women to raise incomes for families, a higher minimum wage, lower taxes for the middle class. she gets the job done for us. i'm hillary clinton and i erin: welcome back. traveling a

both with outstanding warrants in new hampshire. when an officer tried to arrest them, kelley allegedly took off, dragging the officer about 20 feet onto oncoming traffic. deerfield police charged kelley with felonious escape felony, resisting arrest and disobeying an officer but say they weren't able to arrest him because they hilber. florida police say a gunman who resembles hilber was caught on camera robbing a dollar general police chased after hilber and kelley and then police shot and killed hilber in the woods at about 1:45. he died at the scene. kelley was capture wednesday morning. deerfield police say even though kelley had had had an arrest history in the state, this was a surprise to them. >> it is based on the fact that you're deal mostly with burglaries here. armed robbery seems like he stepped it up, whether or not they had the firearms in their vehicle in new hampshire when they ran from us and that was the reason or whether they picked them up in florida we're not 100% sure. reporter: kelley is currently charged in

my view in new hampshire is people get a chance to see you. they don' t pay that much attention to anything other than the measure your leadership qualities. i am a positive person with a lot of experience. when it comes to jobs or national security, i have been involved in all of it and been successful. you have to let people see your heart and make a determination if they think you are a person that could lead this country. adam: tell us where you' re to portsmouth for a holiday town hall? >> we are headed to a holiday town hall. this is our first official campaign visit in new hampshire. adam: great seafood in portsmouth. thanks for joining us. for more political coverage, visit us online at wmur.com/ politics. we have historical footage and interviews with insiders from previous campaigns. you might recognize this young congressman from ohio. that is governor john kasich testing the waters looking a tad worried about the haircut he is getting. >> now, meteorologist hayley lapoint and your forecast. hayley: there' s still snow on the ground