mark kelly: the goal is to inspire some of these kids to be special "new hampshire chronicle," touching the future, the challenger legacy, how the shuttle' students continues all around the world 30 years later. in the 30' s with no big way. here' where it' s a sunny, slightly breezy day. meteorologist kevin skarupa is kevin: a light wind making it feel pretty good out there. certainly 30' s to near 40 degrees, and with a light wind, that certainly feels pretty nice out there. we have been adding a few high clouds from the next quick moving, weak system coming out of canada. this one a moisture-starved system. nothing we are expecting any major travel headaches from. we should approach 40 degrees in southeastern areas of the state from there, continuing to pull off by a few more degrees before and other warm upsets off next week. we will talk about what that means with the forecast coming up in a few minutes. adam: we will take it, kevin. thank you very much. today, a sentence review hearing is scheduled for a convicted sex offender. joshua baud was sentenced back in 2014 for sexually a

next week on "new hampshire chronicle," we are visiting the new hampshire plant here. sean: when they turn around three years old, they come to merrimack to be trained. a nine-year-old girl was brought to tears when her mom let her in on a surprise. >> just what we are going to do monday? >> what? >> we are going to see donald trump in person in new hampshire? >> are you serious? >> oh my lord. thank you, mom. [laughter] erin: my goodness. she is clearly one of donald trump' s biggest fans. kevin: her mom and dad have not even decided who they will vote for, but outspoken eva likes trump, especially his hair. she got him to sign her trump a number one on her hand. sean: it was a dream come true for her. maybe about 10 years before she can vote. kevin: it is nice to see kids -- into the whole process. sean: coming up, a major letdown for a girls basketball team in minnesota. because the girls are too good. ray: manchester police are looking for whoever broke into rand paul' s campaign office. erin: how much money would you pay for a picture of a potato?

we met her for new hampshire chronicle. >> jane kelly lives on a farm in epping where she has company from a variety of feathered friends, raptors. i rehabilitate birds of prey. and i practice falconry. >> this is an american falcon. the way she's fanning her feathers, she's protecting her food. >> she found herself to be a reha bill they tor after she found a dozen of owls and hawks dead on the side most of them >> i volunteers up at a wildlife certain and learned the ropes from a really cool girl and decided to flore it on my own. -- decided to explore it on my own. jane's first an mall to move on the farm. >> this oil. one of the largest species in the world. start from zero to hero. i start with the biggest. >> so our great horned owl is about three and a half to eight pounds. in the wild she's native to siberia, russia. deer. i'll lift her up and show you her wingspan. it's pretty impressive. >> the raptor seize their meat with their feet. it could be, have ulls, snakes, gray horned rabbits their favorite is skunks is which is a pretty big han mall -- animal to take on. it's a bi

. >> to in for hampshire chronicle. american crime. >> good night. hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] i've got some real estate here in my bag counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come to look for america all come i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. announcer: where do you line up with john kasich on the issues? take the kasich quiz! forced obamacare expansion in ohio. voted for massive defense cuts and defended the process that closed pease air force base, which cost thousands of local jobs. even had the worst rating on spending of any governor in the country - republican or democrat. john kasich - wrong on new hampshire issues. right to rise usa is responsible you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but so many families don't feel like their hard work pays off. that's not

tom: tonight at 7:00 we have a special edition of "new hampshire chronicle," touching the future, the challenger legacy, how challenger's mission to inspire students continues all around the world 30 years later. jennifer: family, friends and colleagues are remembering a long-time member of new hampshire's political and legal communities. martin gross died on tuesday, days after suffering a stroke on a cruise ship traveling to antarctica. gross was mayor of concord for three terms and also served as legal counsel to three new hampshire governors. tonight republican candidates for the white house will debate in iowa. but it will likely be a lineup that does not feature donald trump in it. and there is debate controversy on the democratic side of things too. josh mcelveen is here to break it all down for us. josh: the democratic candidates may be headed back to the debate stage in new hampshire before the primary, and in defiance of committee. there is donald trump's feud with the fox network continues and appears it will follow through on his threat to boycott the debate tonight of. >>

josh: tune in for "new hampshire chronicle" immediately following "world news." we' ll see you after "20/20." 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

freezing point for some common household items, you can check out our tom: tune in for "new hampshire chronicle," following "world news. this epidemic of gun violence knows no boundaries. hillary clinton has what it takes to stand up to the republicans and the gun lobby. we need to close the loopholes and support universal background checks. how many people have to die before we actually act... before we come together as a nation? i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. john kasich's an impatient rascal. paces, pushes. but, unlike some, his state is now booming. unlike some, john kasich has proven he can do the job. brought back jobs from mexico and china. keep us safe, make us boom. because he's done it before. only an impatient rascal can john kasich. new day for america is

tom: tune in for "new hampshire chronicle," it follows "world tonight right after" 20/20.." josh: good night. is the economy rigged? well, the 15 richest americans acquired more wealth in two years than the bottom 100 million people combined. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultra-rich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. the middle class will continue to disappear unless we level the playing field. with your help, as president, she's always stood strong... ...to get the job done. hillary clinton. she stood up to china... ...and spoke out on women's rights... ...went toe to toe with russia on human rights. the drug and insurance companies spent millions against her... ...but hillary didn't quit until eight million children got health care. i've never been called a quitter

trying to get the perfect shot while in a wheelchair on primary night, february 9, on "new hampshire chronicle." over the last few months we have had the chance to see more personal side of the presidential candidates, in small gatherings we call candidate cafes. no policy talk, instead the focus is on family and life on the campaign trail. tune in to candidate cafe tonight at 9:00. miegz more sun on the way for tomorrow, but we do are changes developing to our south that we'll keep close tabs on over the next this hours. time lapse at the coast today with the sunshine looks fairly pleasant, but that breeze is still quite active. so even to the norm, it did feel cold we are the wind, but right at seasonable levels considering it is late january. dry, breezy, through friday. chilly as well. that nor'easter certainly tracking to our south, as has been the case for the past three days. so a consistent track is always a good thing in terms of confidence in the forecast going ahead. having said that, still above 48, about 48 hours away from where the northern end will barely brush the southern part

tomorrow night on a special new hampshire chronicle, touching the future, the challenger legacy, you' how these centers are making a difference, plus june' s memories her husband and the other astronauts and how the concord teacher hoped to share her adventure with the world. erin fehlau wmur news 9, shelley: there' s also an effort underway to create a national holiday to honor christa mcauliffe and the challenger crew. tom: members of the concord high school class of 1986 have started an online petition to the white house. they' re trying to collect 100,000 signatures. we have posted a link to the petition on our website, wmur.com. >> now, mike haddad with your mike: take a look at the time lapse out at the lakes region. fairly quiet until right around 2:30. what you are looking at is a mix of snow showers and grapple, a mix of snowflakes and very cold droplets of water. the water freezes as i crystals and you end up with little snow pellets. that' s what we had on the lake by midafternoon before the sun went down. a thin film of eyes, not big enough to venture out there. the high t

adam: coming up this week on "new hampshire chronicle," how new hampshire is honoring former governor john gilbert winant. jean: spectacular photographs and what a gift. adam: getting rid of your real christmas tree may be difficult sometimes. jean: coming up, how alpacas and sheep are helping one maine farm recycle trees. adam: plus ahead at 6:00 -- four presidential hopefuls returned to the granite state for the first time in 2016. how they are preparing for the first in the nation primary. jean: the chairlift is back open after an 11-year-old fell off adam: now that the holiday season is over, one question remains. what do you do with your christmas tree? jean: many towns offer collection days, but another alternative could be bringing them to a farm. at shadow hill farm in maine, the owners say the sheep and alpacas love to eat the fresh trees. who would have guessed it? but the trees are a real treat for these animals. >> they love chewing on the greens. and then as it gets down to just the limbs, they' ll rub on those. it just gives them a treat when it' s wintertime and cold. j

adam: coming up next week on "new hampshire chronicle," hand-crafting a piece of history. a look at a new hampshire craftsman and how he is using his hands to keep long rifles alive. twins usually have a lot in common, especially a birthday. jean: coming up, how one pair of fraternal twins in california will celebrate their birthday in different years. adam: plus ahead at 6:00 -- a skiing accident at ragged mountain. one boy taken of a hospital after falling off a chair lift. jean: it looks like the powerball jackpot is going up adam: twins share a lot of things. these twins will not be sharing the same birthday. jean: they were born on different days and years. a baby girl was born one minute before midnight on new year' s eve and her 20 brother was born two minutes after midnight on new year' s day. >> we were actually watching the clock, so it means like two birthday parties back to back. jean: both babies are happy and healthy. their parents weren' t expecting they had to cancel their new year' s eve plans for their -- for these special deliveries. adam: a great celebra

you can hear from her and many others in a special edition of "new hampshire chronicle" tonight, touching the future, the challenger legacy, will air tonight at 7:00. mike: another day of sunshine and yet another day where the temperatures are running well above the average, 40 plus again in some spots. been mazing run over the past few days. the time lapse photos at the coast today, deep blue skies and start the day, seasonably so, nice recovery back into the upper 30's and lower 40's in many spots. here's the almanac data for concord today. notice the official high coming in 10 above the average. even though it was chilly, that's nowhere close to the record low on this date in 1904. the earliest sunset we had ended december 15th at 4:11, now close to 5:00 in the afternoon. nice to see the daylight hours of course stretching out as we go further into the winter season. few clouds and a couple of isolated flurries drifting through the great north woods and parts of the white mountains. give it a 5 or 10% shot of a flurry up north for tonight. during tomorrow the forecast does get a little

and tonight on "new hampshire chronicle." >> i love the mountains, i like that in wildcat there aren't any condos or golf courses, you're just fun the mountains by new day for america is responsible for the content of this advertising. who do you like in this election? not sure yet. whoever gets something done. the hole, to two billion in the black. we've cut taxes and we're growing from a loss of three hundred fifty thousand jobs, to a gain of three hundred forty-seven thousand jobs. what do you think? kasich. kasich. that's a funny name. he brought back jobs both from and i don't believe another josh: commitment 2016 coverage, wmur asking the the candidates what they would do to break down the political wall that divides the parties. >> the way the president who brings us together, appeals to our shared values. let me give you an example. we all remember the horrific shooting in the charleston a.m.e. church in south carolina. as a christian i was horrified that anyone would go into a church, pray with people for an hour and then murder those people. but the next day we saw something

they' re inspiring a new generation of explorers tomorrow night at 7:00 on a special new hampshire p.m. chronicle, touching the future, the challenger legacy, sean: so many of us remember when that happened. coming up, a rare virus is spreading across parts of central and south america. now several governments are taking dramatic action. erin: a woman who survived the boston marathon bombings is getting ready to return to the course, but this time she plans hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] i've got some real estate here in my bag counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america all come all come to look for america all come to look for america i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. erin: a government health task force is encouraging all adults to get screened for depression as a routine part of health care. nearly 7% of all u.s. adults experience some kind of depressive episode every year. the guidelines say it is especially important for to get screened because about 10% will

chronicle," to go snow biking. get an incredible view. and raising lagers and pilsners at moat mountain smoke house. the main streets and back roads of north conway, new hampshire , next on "chronicle." antoinette: between the craft beer and the flat bread pizza. not craft beer for right now. antoinette: that pizza looked good. doug: ahead this morning. antoinette: what is making this i was not aware of how much acidity was in my diet. i was so focused on making good food choices, i had no idea that it was damaging the enamel of my teeth. i wanted to fix it, i wanted to fix it right away. my dentist recommended pronamel. he said that pronamel can make my teeth stronger, that it was important, that that is something i could do each day to help protect the enamel of my teeth. pronamel is definitely helping rme to lead the life that ti want to live. antoinette: right now a murder-suicide right now. police responded to request for a well-being check on forest street around five last night. when they arrived they found two residents were dead. the d.a.'s office says this is an isolated incident and there is no threat to public safety. doug: right now, a desperate se

thateelboro chronicle reports the vehicle may have been going 100 miles an hour when it hit >>> new hampshire senator kelly aott will testify about the opioid crisis. the goal of the hearing is to determine what role congress can play to fight the spread of prescription drug and hair wn abuse. >>> assuming you don't need health insurance because you are healthy it could be a costly mistake as part of the president's health care law. fines for being uninsured will go up considerably this year. one estimate averages as much as a thousand dollars per household. penalties are designed to bring more healthy people into the insurance pool lowering the cost for everyone involved. >>> president obama is calling for more research into the zika virus with the hope of developing a treatment. yesterday, the president met with the national security team and public health officials about the mosquito born virus. it is believed to be linked to birth defects in newborns whose mothers are infected. it is spreading through central and south america. u.s. officials have recommended pregnant women avoid travelin

hampshire vote. the rest of his establishment towels are 10 points behind him. in south carolina, a poll by the augusta chronicle, jeff bush suddenly has risen up to third place, 13%. pollsp 6% from previous and is now ahead of his archrival, marco rubio. bush fought back against the notion he is an establishment out with hisinning record as the former governor of florida. >> if you want to talk about i didn't go out there just to be part of the establishment. the labels are all fine, but the reality is i have a proven things andisrupting i will do the same in washington. we are just about to get on a plane and head to new hampshire and we will see all four of those guys up there. who among the established republicans is playing the hardest hand right now? mark: today i think it's john kasich and bush. bush is rising nationally and some other states. both bush and casing having the ability i think to search at the end in new hampshire, whereas christie had a great moment and did not surge as much and rubio has never searched in new hampshire. on this issue, i think you are right. i think it points to the topsy-t

i have long thought that iowa was a little behind the curve in chronicling the history of this event. i spent some time in new hampshire, and of course their primary process has been around longer than the iowa caucuses, but they have been much more diligent about writing and recording the history of new hampshire primary that we have about our caucus. it is great to see this and great to see what the iowa department of cultural affairs is doing and what the harkin institute is doing trying to gather this information. of these early war stories will evaporate. we don't talk about them and hear the stories now. of course, you can start to learn more about what really happened. i had a great mentor -- we were talking a lot about covering politics. i would always ask him, what did you think happened there? he would always say, we will find out in about 10 years. [laughter] jim wasen: i think right. i want to thank everyone who is theng it a point to record iowa caucus. we're fighting but the american presidency. it is all great fun for people in iowa, and some of us have had wonderful experiences and career opportunities,

hampshire, and they are people you have never heard of. this week in the granite state, these other hopefuls were gathered for the lesser-known candidate for him. our colleague went and chronicled joe robinson, and i am a republican candidate. >> i am running for president of the united states. >> president of the united states. thee have 58 candidates on ballot this time, 30 on the republicans and 28 on the democratic ballot. the new hampshire primary has always been the primary for the little guy. the debate for the lesser candidates, i would prefer other candidates, or perhaps candidates of the people. >> new hampshire is a place where you follow the -- you file your application, pay one thousand dollars, and it allows you to be on the ballot. >> its unique, i don't know what other state does it. >> this is the seventh time i have run, i think it is the all-time record. >> this is the same sweater i wore in 2007. this year i'm on the ballot in puerto rico, louisiana, rhode island, west virginia, pennsylvania, and arizona. >> i am the pro-life democrat running in this primary. i qualified today for 30 ballots. in iowadition, voters will have only three choices, clinton, sande

hampshire. >>> the police are trying to figure out how an elderly man was fatally struck by a tour bus in san francisco. it happened yesterday afternoon at post end streets. a witness told the chronicle newspaper he saw the man waiving his arms and shouting at the driver. the bus was reportedly making a right turn at the time. police say the victim went to the crosswalk when he was hit but said it's too early to tell who was at fault. it appeared at the time but it is early in investigation to say who had the right of way so i can't tell you exactly. >> police will be talking to passengers who were on that bus. they hope the video surveillance will provide them some clues. >>> superbowl 50 is three weeks from today in santa clara. two teams are one win away from that big game. tom brady and the new england patriots will return to the afc championship game after a 27-20 home victory. the arizona cardinals earned a spot in the nfc championship game. they won 26-20 over green bay. >>> today is seattle at carolina and pittsburg at denver. that game will be on kpix 5 which will also be your home tv station for superbowl 50. that is a look at your top stories. back to you. >> and taking he

and tonight on "new hampshire chronicle." >> i love the mountains, i like that in wildcat there aren't any

trying to get the perfect shot while in a wheelchair on primary night, february 9, on "new hampshire chronicle." over the last few months we have

. >> to in for hampshire chronicle. american crime. >> good night. hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together