a police officer spotted that driver near main and hampstead . by the time she caught up, he found a smashed car and the driver thrown to the ground. wmur' s mike cronin talked to investigators in salem. mike: police say the man was driving more than 90 miles an hour in an area where there are several homes could salem police say the driver sped past an officer on main street near hampstead road. the officer tried to pull the car over to quickly lost sight of it. the driver of the 1997 lexus went off the road, hit several trees, and crashed just down the road. he was thrown out of the car and found unconscious on the ground. he was taken in the hospital, then flown to a boston hospital with life-threatening injuries. police had to close that stretch of the road for several hours. several residents, multifamily residence within the area. this vehicle could easily end up in someone' s bedroom, living room, kitchen. we' re pretty lucky at this point that it was only the driver that was affected by this. mike: the driver' s name has not been released

the north side of lowell, there are heavy downpours that extend back up into the merrimack valley hampstead to haverhill and back up toward the new hampshire seacoast as well. some downs, heavy ones along route 6 all the way from the cape cod canal and back around towards eastham and wellfleet as well. where do we go from here? over the next few hours, pockets of rain and downpours over the island and south shore. afternoon, it's just leftover showers. it's a cool, raw feel for veterans day with temperatures seeing steady. this morning in the upper 40s, staying in the upper 40s and right through the evening hours, we may drop by a couple of degrees. gusty winds will continue through the day today. we have a wind advisory that's in effect. we'll break down the hour by hour forecast and take you out through the upcoming weekend in just a few minutes. >> thank you so much, danielle. you can check our weather app to see how the storm is impacting your commute. the app is free in apple and android app stores. >>> a smaller cast of candidates facing off in the latest republican presidential debat

this news 9 viewer from hampstead is literally falling into the season. you can submit your pictures and video, and join the thousands of u-local members, by logging onto ulocal.wmur.com. america's never been a country of quitters. it's not who we are. we don't ignore threats we face our problems head-on. with american-made clean energy, we can end our dependence on foreign oil... spark new innovation... and create millions of new jobs. solving our climate crisis starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your stormwatch 9 forecast. kevin: it has been a pleasant start to the week. we' ve had a lot of sunshine in the well-documented cloudiest = mont o the year. the cloud computers -- the clouds kept temperatures up overnight. foremost, we are in the upper 40' s to lower 50' s this the rain shield is moving in. through the afternoon and eventually congeals into one larger batch of rain that will the evening and overnight hours tonight. heavy. the beginnings of though showers, you can see a few wondering through here and t

hampstead, new hampshire, 37 in ipswich sturbridge now, it's a cold night. also in attleboro, 35. upper 30s right now in cape cod and out through the islands. beautiful shot in hopkinton this morning, 20 degrees. their coldest reading of the season so far. if you look really close, you see the skim it's coming. pool. it's locking in. it looks like it will be fleeting. this cold shot may be kind of a tip of the hot of what winter will be like. the thing is will we sync them up, the cold and precipitation. that's always a variable. i really believe it's going to be like that this winter, we won't see just completely mild temperatures with he will -- el nino patterns. right now watching the clouds across northern new england sink a little closer to home as we go into tomorrow and it also looks like as we get into thursday this mat of clouds will start to form and kind of blot out the sun. so that's not a very bright day thanksgiving but we are milder. 45 to 54 degrees, partly sunny and then thursday it looks like a mostly cloudy skies. travel weather the only day that would be a litt

tyngsboro 28, hampstead, new hampshire 24. worcester hills, sterling 27, boylston 28, south of town the numbers quite cold, especially away from the immediate south shore. scituate 40. bridgewater 30. indict to know 33. attleboro 29, the cape and the islands, temps for you folks down into the low 40s. the air is dry so you have a dry morning commute. a dry day. mostly sunny skies through the day but cooler than yesterday thanks to high pressure dropping out of canada overnight. temps this afternoon between 45 and 50. 7news begins right now. >> christa: we have several big stories. russian investigators say it was a bomb that brought down the passenger jet in egypt and now vladimir putin is offering a major reward to find those responsible.

ipswich 71. 71 hampstead, new hampshire. 67 in fitchburg and bury the same and even through the south shore till pretty mile. that wind is gusty out of the southwest in bridgewater and back into foxboro now. fog out through cape cod and down near the canal too. we'll snuff that out. the air is drying out now across ottawa and toronto. that's some of the refreshing air that arrives going into the weekend. we step it back from 60's to 40's then dewpoints into the 30's so it's en route. just going to drag its feet that front is just not moving all that much. it's approaching the berkshires now with a showers, a lot of these just getting taken out of the picture though as they come eastbound on the so i'm not worried about a big, drenching downpour. this is the same front that gave us severe weather out in the plains yesterday. so as it crosses, well, it has a the front and after the front. typically, you know, with a front you clear right out but that's not the case this time. you can see these clouds back building on the front or behind it at least and that tells me that tomorrow we'll

hampstead, new hampshire let's go to 30 in sterling. there is where you are into the freeze already and shrewsbury at 30 degrees. 35 mendon and then down through the south shore and randolph at 35. 34 foxboro. yeah, i'm predicting a temperature around 29 degrees by the way the cape in the upper 30's. so that's on average. really around kickoff as we go through the corridors and into the second half that may dip a good three degrees just because the air is going to keep cooling off in the sky remains clear. the winds will be breezy and brisk through the evening tailgating time to kickoff. they tail off a little bit but i still believe a 10 to 15 mile-per-hour wind is not out of the question even in the third and authority quarter. so high pressure in command and it's with us for at least another day although it allows these clouds to go above it. the high near the surface, these clouds roll over us and there is a weak weather system involved in that. there will be more clouds and sunshine tomorrow. but the temperatures about the same bec

reading now 49. 48 hampstead, new hampshire and out through fitchburg, 45 to 48 auburn in the south shore we're going to see pockets of 40's show up. we already have them in foxboro and at el borough but west bridgewater to taunton and wareham and then we go out through cape cod our temperature in the middle 50's. some stations not reporting that's why they are missing. anyway, high clouds, driving in here they come. i still think we'll be able to manage to get into the 30's in some of the suburbs tonight before we see those clouds kind of envelope the whole area then stop that cooling process. clouds act as a blanket. now tomorrow the clouds will be with us but we'll get some raise of sun in here early, get us up into the mid and upper 50's. i would say mid 60's is pushing it in my book. i think 57 or 58 would be the top little on our temperatures before the rain showers catch up with us. don't they? they are moving out here going through virginia and pushing into delmarva right now. have you kate sitting here off of the bahamas and it looks like kate will stay as a separate entity. keep

sean: it was originally located in kensington and moved to east kingston. location in ere hampstead. >> we have seating for 99 people. sean: sweet baby sells 48,000 a year. this company is dedicated to using fruits grown right here in new hampshire. >> strawberries and peaches from apple crest farm, raspberries from new hampshire, blueberries from the company in alton, new hampshire. we have to go across the abortedder to get our can pers from massachusetts. if anybody knows a new hampshire cranberry producer, i would love to know. sean: we caught up with a couple of ladies that travel from massachusetts to try out the wine. >> we love it. cheers. sean: louis says his best seller is his blueberry wine. it has been the top selling new hampshire wine in the liquor stores. sweet baby has won awards for more than 50 wine competitions. they donate 10% of the farmers. >>> you can find sweet baby wines at dozens of stores. for a list or to order sweetbabyvineyard.com. we have the bottles. this is the raspberry dessert wine. erin: the red, red wine is named after their children. sean: they w

now it has a brand new location in hampstead. >> we can seat 99 people. beautiful grounds. we plan to plant 1,500 wine vineyard in the spring. sean: they sell $48,000 a year. using fruits in new hampshire. >> strawberries, peaches, blueberries. we have to go across the border to get the cranberries from massachusetts. if anybody knows any new hampshire cranberries producers, i would love to know. sean: we caught up with a couple of lady that is traveled from massachusetts to try out the new hampshire-made wine. louis says his best seller is the blueberry wine. for the last three years, it has been the top selling new hampshire wine in the liquor stores. they have won awards in more than 50 competitions, keeping with the dedication to locally grown fruit, they donate 10% of its farmers. >>> you can find sweet baby wine at dozens of stores across the state. for a list or order sweetbabyvineyard.com. there are lots of vineyards. how many awards did it get? erin: i think people don't think they think about wines. we have, as you mention, tons of vineyards. kevin: it is not just

finding a missing teen. 16-year-old julian hofstetter was last seen around 8:00 last night at the hampstead country school out in rindge. erin: seven people were displaced after fire broke out at their multi family home in berlin. the fire started shortly after 5:00 at a building on 2nd avenue. no injuries were reported. sean: a small plane registered the coast of queens, new york last night. one person died in the crash, but at this time, it is unclear who was actually on board. erin: democrat mark connolly is launching his bid for governor today in manchester. the former state securities regulator says his top economy. kevin: we start off early this patchy fog out there. temperatures have cooled off. upper 20' s to upper 30' s early this morning. s to lower 70' we have been going through this all week. we do see a front coming through later tomorrow. good breeze around. erin: coming up next on "good morning america," they will tell you about a south boston family at the center of the medical mystery. the seventh of seven sisters cancer. video of serena williams getting back your own phone

the winner of this week's viewers choice was sweet baby vineyard in hampstead, white mountain winery in north conway at second, followed by copper beech winery in hooksett. we really do love them all. and a big congratulations tonight to a cake decorator from bedford's triolo's bakery. bryson perkins was the only u.s. competitor in the cake designers world championship. the master cake artist traveled to italy for the competition, and in the end he was ranked fourth in the entire world. we are so proud to claim him our own. tom: awesome. you know, it's a thanksgiving tradition for the president to pardon the national turkey. jean: but do you know how the bird gets selected? we'll show you right after the break. tom: later in sports, what rob gronkowski, aka the gronk, has bills. jean: and he's been one of the biggest surprises in a very unusual campaign season. sits down with tt0w!ty%hp! %4@-z5x tt0w!ty%hp! el@-p24 tt0w!ty%hp! ed@-v0p tt0w!ty%hp% )8h-6n, tt0w!ty%hp% kzh-+!p tt0w!ty%hp% n-h-^h\ tt0w!ty%hp% 0ph-@/d tt0w!ty%hp% s"h-p]$ tt0w!ty%hp% ueh-s?t people are sick and tired of es

north hampstead and maple streets and others have all been robbed and the chief says this part of metheun borders haverhill and salem, new hampshire. and that gives robbers a chance to cross city limits after running in the woods and each of the departments in all three of their towns are increasing patrols in the area. residents are taking the police warning to be on alert. >> you don't know what they are doing, if they are just out there for recreation or if they are out there scoping out the neighborhood you. it is sad. those guys out there are professional. >>reporter: they suggest install home surveillance systems to scare robbers away. they have not made arrests yet. ahead at 6:45, how long police fear this string of break-ins could last without an arrest. henrich, fox25 news. >>> a prominent republican in new hampshire claims that billionaire donald trump is not eligible to be on the ballot in next year's presidential primary. former state party chairman fergus cullen said trump needs to prove he is a registered member of the republican party. he said trump's views are not in line

north street, hampstead street, maple and others have been broken into. >> when you come into the house, you're into thick thick brush and woods, you have good cover and then they can work the path. >> mud then police chief joseph solomon says police respond to three to four break-ins a day, while before it was one to two a week and before this part of methuen borders haverhill and salem, new hampshire, solomon say robbers run into the woods and cross city limits, all three police didn't are now working together. with extra patrols. >> joanne lives in haverhill, just feet from the methuen line. her backyard, thickly wooded. she told us, she often hears noise coming from beyond the trees. >> you don't know what they're doing, if they're just out there for recreation or out there scoping out the neighborhood. >> police recommend residents install alarm systems and motion detectors to scare suspects away away. methuen police typically see break-ins go down in january once the holiday season is over, but until then, they're asking everyone to be on high alert. in methuen, stephanie quinu, f

salem man it fighting for his life after an early morning crash on main street. 90 miles per hour at hampstead road. the driver struck several trees and ejected from the car. he was transported to a boston hospital with life threatening injuries. a 23-year-old man was accused of crashing into a rochester police car. justin goodwin nearly hit it head-on. he crashed a short time later before running from the scene on foot. goodwin faces dui charges. new hampshire firefighters are helping combat a fire in vermont. ten people in three units were displaced. there are at least 12 apartments on the property. no word of injuries or the cause of the fire. it's again, an active scene as you can see. 60 degrees in manchester. we had such nice weather the last couple of days, josh. are we going to continue. >> a mix of clouds and sunshine. not that nice, it will be windy today, sun and clouds with cooler temperatures, 50's to lower 60's out there in central and southern new hampshire and from concord north and west, it's 50's and 40's in northern we've got a few more degrees out of this and temperatures w

dunstable and nashua, new hampshire and farther northeast of there to portsmouth, exeter, epping and hampstead in new hampshire. hampton beach gives you an idea of where we're looking in case region. bottom line, light rain and drizzle out there and it's pulling away. the nor'easter, the storm system that intensified and brought the strong winds and heavy downpours especially to you in that's going away. this is the storm system mark was showing you with the snow on the back side of it here, heavy rain and tornadic thunderstorms on the front end. this mostly is going to lift to the north, we'll still get some of the showers that come on in here during the day tomorrow. the cool side. 47 in boston. under cloudy skies, yes, there will be drizzle you'll run into. winds are lighter in boston. all night long. 44 degrees. any breaks in the clouds would allow your temperatures to drop. showers in worcester county, dropping down to 40 overnight. tonight, perhaps some upper 30's especially northwest of worcester. lawrence, you're at 46 degrees right now. cloudy skies again, possibly some drizzle you'll

newton, new hampshire, plaistow, hampstead, but also in massachusetts. newburyport, 47 degrees. slide off to the west and manchester still at 54, but go to the suburbs, bedford at 48, to the south, litchfield and londonderry at 48 degrees as well. cape cod expected to be a warmer place tonight. your temperature won't drop much more, but already finding a 49-degree reading in east harwich to go along with the 51 in orleans and yarmouthport. 40's on cape cod and the islands. 51 nantucket and 50 province town. 45 to 51 across cape cod. boston, 40's as well and along the coastline in most locations. you go to the west, bedford 39, along 128 and back to the northwest of worcester an even closer in to northern worcester county, mid 30's likely for your low temperatures. winds die down under your clear skies tonight and these skies will stay clear through the morning hours hand into lunchtime tomorrow and through the afternoon as well. sets us up for a real nice looking november day. high temperatures tomorrow are going to be mild for this time of year. let's take a look at some of tho

to the north, live storm tracker shows you the heavy downpours through methuen, hampstead new hampshire. methuen getting heavy rain right now, just north and east of i-495. pond street, cox lane all getting some of the heavy rain coming through at the moment. light to moderate rain, but heavier downpours through dedham, there's westwood and the lighter rain, norwood, just skirting it right now and to the south, heavy rain along buzzard's bay, bourne and sandwich. yellow along the canal and the bridges. the canal snakes in through here. there's sagamore and the bourne, the heavy rains along the bridges. we'll keep tracking these showers that are here right now with live storm tracker, but we'll also time out when the cold front back here with severe weather on it arrives later tonight. >> elizabeth: tonight, fox 25 investigates is uncovering a police investigation, spanning several local towns, centered around a man accused of not doing home repair work that he promised. >> mark: fox 25's blair miller started looking into this after some homeowners explained to us and today, blair tracke

in the past two weeks, north street, hampstead, maple and others have all been hit. >> they break if with the knowledge that when you come out of the house, you're right into thick thick brush and woods, you have good cover, and then they can work their path. >> the reporter: methuen police chief joseph solomon police respond to three to four break-ins a day, while before, it was one to two a week. and because this part of methuen borders haverhill and methuen, cross city limits. all three police departments are now working together. >> we have saturated that area with extra patrols. >> joanne lives in haverhill, feet from the methuen line. her backyard, thickly wooded. she told us, she often hears noise coming from beyond the trees. >> you don't know what they're doing, if they're just out there for recreation or if they're out there scoping out the neighborhood. >> the reporter: police recommend residents install alarm systems and motion de dedetectors to scare suspects away. methuen police typically see break-ins go down in january, once the holiday season is over, but until then,

homes on north hampstead and maple streets as well as others have all been robbed. what's more chief solomon giving robbers a chance to crass city limits after running into the woods. >> so raze to -- easy to cross back and forth and homeowners install motion detectors and alarm systems all to scare away potential robbers. residents like joe anne pell sar come to terms with threats this holiday season. neighborhoods and more alert. >> haven't made anyrity just yet and want residents to stay on alert sometime through the holiday season. break-ins tend to taper off come january. live in methuen, i'm michael henrich, fox25 news. >> sara: stretch of 93 near zakim bridge and another chunk of interstate just before route 3 have both made list of 30 worst bottlenecks in the nation and american highway users allegiance, drivers stuck in traffic there for more than 2.1 million hours a year and more money needs to be invested in the nation's roads. >> this thanksgiving what we can expect to occur the next 30 years if things go unchecked. >> officials say the solution could be

. >> they moved to east kingston three years ago and now a brand new location in hampstead. >> we have space for 99 people beautiful grounds we plan to plant a 15 yard vineyard. >> they're dedicated to using fruits in new hampshire. >> strawberrieses and blueberries from new hampshire and you have to go across the border to get our cranberries from massachusetts. if anybody knows any new hampshire cranberry producers, i'd love to know. >> and these people traveled for the wine. >> and louis says his best seller is the blueberry wine and sweet baby has won awards in more than 50 international wine competitions, keeping with its dedication to locally grown fruit, sweet baby vineyard amy: that was sean mcdonald reporting. you can find sweet baby wines at state. and to order or head online, head over to sweetbabyvineyard.com. if you planned to hit the slopes, mother nature did not cooperate so opening day has been delayed until tuesday at 9 a.m. they anticipate having three lifts open and hope to have five trails over. nearly a year ago, new hampshire got hit by one of its largest power ou

sherry is up next in hampstead, north carolina.n, has the president struck the right tone. do words matter, does action matter more here? let's talk about action, when he went into office, what a terrible economic situation we were in. look at gas prices, the the pointnt rate, that the national debt has not been paid down as much as when bill clinton was in office. 9/11,a republican until which should never have happened. at that time, i became an independent. our young men and women go over to the middle east and die. if those people are not going to fight for themselves, we cannot do it for them. turkey, all those countries sitting over there, they need to be fighting. i am not against going over there to train them, but as far as us going over and having our young men and women killed, it is time for those countries to go ahead and support themselves. obama is doing exactly the right thing. twitter, president obama does not sound angry enough about the isis threat. the president made several news conferences as he made a trip me

. >> they moved to east kingston three years ago and now a brand new location in hampstead. >> we have space for 99 people beautiful grounds we plan to plant a 15 yard vineyard.