jean: we did speak to the owner of usa ninja challenge here in hooksett. he said there were several instructors in the class during the class in question. an instructor is suspended without pay, pending the outcome of a police investigation. >> in late october the hooksett police department began the investigation into the allegations. jean: 23-year-old cameron beaton, from epsom, is charged with one count of aggravated . accused of assaulting one of his students at the gym that just opened in february. 130 students between 5 and 15-years-old, learn how to tackle obstacles here. a spokesperson for usa ninja challenge says the gym and coach were interviewed by police about ago. >> there was a very small class, there were only 7 students in the class. there were three instructors in the studio, and a student was attempting to make a move on the rock climbing wall and the , instructor reached out to assist because he thought she , was falling. jean: the gym calls cameron beaton an experienced coach at usa ninja challenge and nearby facilities saying he , and

in hooksett, jean mackin, news 9. sean: thank you. a man who was convicted in a crash, planning to retry ryan marchant on class b negative homicide after a hung jury. the county says there is no additional evidence presented in retrial. he was involved and found not guilty of negligent homicide. turning to 2016 coverage. two more candidates filed for the first in the nation presidential primary. ohio governor john kasich and chris christie signed the paper work. earlier this week, governor martin o'malley, earlier this week, donald trump and marco rubio. candidates spoke in dover, among them former hewlett packard ceo carly fiorina, fresh off a feud with the host of "the view." and the reaction to the appearances appearances-- criticism about her appearance. >> on friday morning she fought other fight against the ladies of theview. >> some of you watch "the view." ok. well, if you didn't, go home and watch it. it's kind of worth it. >> strafford county republicans listened to a cool, calm, carly fiorina. she went on "the view" after c

children and families had fun trick-or-treating in hooksett tonight. one house caught the attention of everyone in the neighborhood. for the past 20 years these , homeowners have decked out their yard. this year, they have more than 30 inflatable decorations. deb young: we started out with just a couple. and then as time went on, things got bigger and better and we just kept doing it. s the response like from trick-or-treaters? >> the children love it. every single one of them have thanked me.

for an update, we check in with wmur's stephanie woods who is at the hooksett tolls. reporter: triple a travel says that today is one of the worst travel days of the year nationwide. but as you can see behind us here on interstate 93 by the hooksett tolls, traffic is moving smoothly even though there are a lot of cars on the roads. triple a estimates that nearly 47 million people across the country will be traveling 50 miles or more this long holiday weekend. but 42 million of those will be on the roads. that's 300,000 more travelers than the u.s. had last year. here at the hooksett tolls rest stop on 93 north, many people are headed to the lakes region, white mountains and vermont to spend thanksgiving with family. bit heavy all day, but it's not too bad, and about the same as last year. we just spoke to bill boynton of new hampshire d.o.t., he says he does expect a few more people to be on the roads than last year. he thinks that's because gas prices are so cheap, across the state the average is just $2.07 a gallon. stephanie woods, wmur news 9. tom: tonight owen la

reporting live in hooksett, andy hershberger. erin: thank you so much. if you are flying or taking a train, you might notice extra security. the same is true for places like shopping malls. that is due to security sins earns -- concerns less than two weeks after the paris attacks. stephanie: good morning. millions of americans are planning to head out for the holidays. they will face intense screening and longer security lines. terror and the holidays. not what we want to think about. president obama says officials are working overtime and without a break for the holidays to keep americans safe. president obama: we know of no specific intelligence indicating a plot on the homeland. stephanie: with millions of americans expected to travel, the president tried to decrease fears. president obama: i want the american people to know that we are taking every possible step to keep our homeland safe. stephanie: doing so with more police officers at airports and train stations. homeland security authorities call it a read -- reinforcement of existing securities.

college hockey tonight daniel webster college against snhu in hooksett. eagles in red and they score first. matt fitzpatrick out of wolfeboro with a shot. the save is made, but jeremy hannah knocks in the rebound 1-0. snhu answers. a shot from the blue line by kevin lorcher finds its way through and into the net 1-1. daniel webster regains the lead. zack paisley flips the puck out front, and nick mcnally gets the goal. daniel webster gets a nice 2-1 win on the road. to the whittemore center now, where the unh hockey teams is gearing up to play at merrimack college saturday night. after a couple of solid weekends on the ice, unh ran into a wall last weekend. back to back losses at michigan state leaves unh trying to recover. >> we have to find ways to play we' ve got to do a better job to keep shots off the net and play a better defensive zone. >> we' ve just got to keep working this week, work together as a team and focus on our systems. >> 12 high school football teams still remain in the playoff. they were outside today in the rain on wet fields, gearin

further up 93, wmur's stephanie woods is joining us live from the hooksett tolls tonight. hi, stephanie. reporter: hi, jean. as you said there are a lot of people on the roads. a lot of people right now are just getting off of work and are eager to get their thanksgiving holiday started. as you can see behind us on 93 in hooksett there are a lot of cars on either side of the highway, it's still moving. but it's only going to get worse as the night goes on. a triple a travel estimates that nearly 47 million people across the country will be traveling 50 miles or more this weekend. and 42 million will be on the roads. that's 300,000 more travelers than the u.s. had last year. here at the hooksett tolls rest stop on 93 north, many people are headed to the white mountains, north country and vermont to spend thanksgiving with family. we just spoke to bill boynton of new hampshire d.o.t. and he says one of the reasons he thinks a lot more people are on the roads this year is because gas prices are so low. it's an average of 2.07 across the state, so a lot of people taking advant

a gymnastics coach accused of sexually assaulting a minor n hooksett, new hampshire. the coach is on leave tonight and cannot have can't with kids . >> anchor: also breaking two very young kids now in state custody of after being found all alone in a worcester apartment. officers rushing to that complex on less act street this morning. bell' be right back. back.. >> reporter: boston's bravest do it all the time but how will hgtv star chris landon and i do at the firehouse challenge? >>> watch then you can vote for who did it better. i need my boots. you got this . >> reporter: you look good as a fire fighter. oh no... (under his breath) hey peter. (unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joanne? is that you? it's me... you don't look a day over 70. am i right? r jingle jingle. if you're peter pan, you stay young forever. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. you make me feel so young... it's what you do. you make me feel >> anchor: workers at a 7-11 in beverly after a colorado store printed receipts like this call

also in the northern part right around the hooksett rest area again through the hooksett tolls and in pockets of manchester. give yourself extra time. you are below the speed limit. 293 is foggy as you make your way through the mill yard. you are traveling below the speed limit there intel. corridor are up to speed. we are getting word on a crash in massachusetts north of exit 29. that's slowing down to this report is brought to you by autofair. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson. erin: the brother of the new hampshire man killed in a plane crash in new york is speaking out. sean: that's right. family members say 57-year-old brad mcgee was rye was the pilot who was killed on wednesday night. they are trying to figure out what caused the plane to go down. ray brewer live in the studio. ray: family members say brad called his wife to tell her he was heading home from a business trip in philadelphia. he never made it back to new hampshire. phil mcgee says he already missed his beloved brother brad. the two of them are seen here in the picture. brad is on the right. >> i always th

the night team's susan tran is in hooksett with the very latest. susan? >> reporter: elizabeth, the suspect's family says they're prized he was even arrested. they're calling these allegations bogus. as for the family who came to the gym to pick up their children, they too are surprised. 23-year-old cameron beaton accused of a sex crime against a child. bogus. the u.s.a. ninja challenge gym where he's a coach says they can't believe it. >> we were as shocked and surprised as anyone. police warning parents this gymnastics coach was arrested friday, accused of sexually assaulting a child right here at this facility. >> as we were told by authorities, there was an incident about three weeks ago. >> reporter: the gym says investigators told them it's because of something that happened during a class here last month involving a small group of six to eight year olds. >> a student was attempting to make a move on the rock climbing out to assist because he thought >> fantastic. i actually recommend it to a lot of people. bring their children to this obstacle-type

the hooksett community rallying around a young girl recently diagnosed with lukemia. she signed a banner to help lift her spirits. >> and we will get to those stories and more momentarily, but first let's check in with mr. judge for a look at today's forecast. lots of runners headed to the city this morning. josh: i'll have that running forecast in a few moments. it's cloudy at the moment, but milder than yesterday, good 10 to 15 degrees from yesterday at this time. upper 30's and low 40's around the state at the moment with some scattered showers coming down. we had a fairly widespread showers earlier this morning and we're seeing them tapering off to much more scattered, but still out there and a few more that could be around at times through about the late morning and intoed early afternoon. then things start to calm down a bit this afternoon. could see a few peeks of sunshine mid afternoon or so. we'll be setting that sun an we'll talk about the wild week ahead. and it's a pretty good one. that's coming up in a few minutes. amy: we begin this half hour, a story th

we do have a crew on the way to hooksett and we'll bring you any new information just as season as we get it . >> anchor: other breaking news we're following this friday a judge making two key rules in aaron hernandez's upcoming double-murder trial here in boston. the judge says hernandez will be charged with witness intimidation in the case of alexander bradley. prosecutors say bradley was in the car with hernandez when former patriots shot two men in 2012. hernandez is accused of later shooting bradley in the face of prosecutors say he was afraid bradley would implicate him in the murders. hernandez wanted that witness intimidation charge dropped. but the judge also denied evidence found in an suv connect connected to the double-murder. police found the car in 2013 while searching heart mendez's uncle's home in bristol shall connecticut. at the time they were investigating the death of odin lloyd. hernandez was convicted of his murder earlier this year and is serving life in prison . >> anchor: also on 7 a break in the case. a woman's body was found inside a burning car in worcester

ronald kirk was arrested minutes bank of new hampshire on hooksett road. officers spotted cook riding a bicycle near the scene. erin: investigators are heading back to the scene of a fire that destroyed a landmark inn in campton. their investigation into what destroyed the armant inn. cruz did everything they could to save the building, but it is a total loss. sean: the hearing is being held today in a lawsuit filed by a terminally ill woman suffering from stage four lung cancer. last week, she filed a lawsuit to obtain a medical marijuana id card that would allow her to legally get medical marijuana in maine. dhhs will not issue an id card until new hampshire' s dispensaries are open. a hearing is scheduled for this morning. erin: a sex assault victim is speaking out. the man convicted of assaulting her repeatedly is fighting to get his name off the sex offender registry. he pleaded guilty back in 1987. he made the request to have his after the state supreme court s law requiring certain offenders to unconstitutional. the victim says she wants to be heard

andy hershberger joins us live along 93 in hooksett. everybody out there. aaa estimates that about 47 million people across the country will be traveling more than 50 miles or more this holiday weekend and 42 million of those will be traveling by road. many people were stopping by the hooksett tolls rest stop on i-93 on wednesday as they headed family. bill boyden says because gas is just an average of $2.07 in the trips. >> because the gas prices are lot to do with why people are and it does help us. prices down. andy: the state department issued a worldwide travel alert on monday. president obama said there is no specific, credible threat to the u.s. homeland. travelers flying into the manchester-boston regional airport say the security lines were just as long as they usually are. >> security seemed to be relaxed, thoreau, but i appreciate them doing what they are doing. it is scary times. >> i hate flying, so i' m always nervous, but we had not been following the news the last few days, so just not thinking about it. andy: on the roads, thursday could st

from the hooksett tolls down to manchester and salem, moving well. this report is being brought to you by peters honda, nissan, and kia of nashua. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: let' s get back to that breaking news we are following. a three alarm fire on ellsworth hills road right now. erin: officials say the more heavy flames coming from what they believe is the armont inn. we will bring you updates as soon as we learn new information. sean: the republican presidential hopefuls went head to head in another debate last night. erin: eight candidates took to the stage for the main debate on the fox business network. they discussed the economy, immigration, and foreign policy. nikole killion has a look at some of the highlights. nikole: it seems to be a better night all around, not only in terms of the questioning, but also for the candidates seeking to gain ground. >> tonight' s rules are simple. nikole: simple and straightforward. moderators pressed the issues in the debate. >> i have no problem with being vette

after that, 93 north is moving well up to the notch. 93 south is a good ride down through the hooksett tolls and from manchester into salem. 293 is moving well through the mill yard. 101, 111, the spalding, and 95 are up to speed. it is a nice ride into boston. this report is being brought to you by peters honda, nissan, and kia of nashua. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: we do start with a developing situation out of manchester. at least six people have been forced from their homes by a large fire on the city' s west side. firefighters were called to the intersection of rimmon and bremmer streets to find flames shooting from the third floor of this building. they fought the flames from the outside of the building. the red cross is helping the residents who were displaced. erin: intense flames there. the weather is starting to turn colder. people are cranking up furnaces. it brings some risks. were treated for carbon monoxide poisoning last night and firefighters say it could have been a lot worse. happened. ray: good morning. total of five people w

once you get into the queen city things moving well on 293, and through hooksett and concord, further north things are looking good at this hour as well. 101 west your usual slowdowns through the bedford stretch, and things are busy on the everett. we do have a report of an accident on the everett turnpike southbound, at bed information, this is at exit 13, at the on ramp. also things are bus foyer you on 101 eastbound, but moving well. i'm peggy james for 95.7, wzid. josh: coming up, more developing news, this time out of the bahamas, a ship wreck discovered there is confirmed to be the el faro. jean: a terror group has claimed responsibility for the deadly plane crash in egypt, but investigators are not convinced. mike: sunshine for many today, more for tomorrow, how long the pleasant stretch could last. jean: at 5:30, it is the last full day of campaigning for tomorrow's election could see record turnout. >> truly, meeting my wife, it's been the single biggest driver of whatever success i've had in my life. josh: jeb bush opens up about love at first sight in our candidate cafe ser

once you do get through that, it looks ok as you make your way to the concord area down through the hooksett tolls and then from manchester to salem. the everett turnpike looks good from the bedford tolls. if you are commuting into the massachusetts area, 93 south is already slow in the andover area right around 495. this report is being brought to kia of nashua. i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: we are following breaking news from branch unaware police are looking for a teenager missing -- we are following breaking news -- police are looking for a missing teenager. 16-year-old julian hofstetter has not been seen since 8:00 last night. he is six feet tall, weighs 200 pounds, and has brown hair. he was last seen on foot, wearing a blue coat. sean: developing out of central maine, a man shot and killed two women and a man inside the home they shared before going outside and killing himself last night. the scene in the town of oakland, maine remains active. police have not commented on a possible motive, but say a four-year-old girl was inside at home and was not hurt. she is now staying w

fox 25's john monahan is live in hooksett, new hampshire, where we're learning more about that suspect's background check. >> reporter: that's right, sharman, good evening. we're told the 23-year-old man underwent a thorough background scmek that no blemishes were found. still his arrest today has shocked this small town. people here wondering how this all happened. >> reporter: the owner richard knight of u.s. a. ninja challenge paces nervously inside his gym after one of his instructors is charged with an alleged sex crime once one of the very students he was hired to teach. a spokesman says the owner is stunned. >> the instructor in question spoke to the police we had nocation that any charges would be filed. as we stand here today we're very surprised. >> reporter: the instructor is 23-year-old cameron beaten. he was arrested and released on $4,000 bail. according to police station, the alleged incident happened three weeks ago. >> a student was attempting to make a move on the rock climbing wall and the instructor reached out to assist because he thought she would fall. >> reporter:

hooksett is a good ride, slight slowdowns through the tolls and making your way through concord you'll have a tap of the breaks through the exits in concord. 101 west through bedford you slow down between 114 and wallace road. everett turnpike lots of company between exits 10 and 11 as our heading northbound. no problems on 101 toward the seacoast, although it is heavy on the spaulding turnpike north. the report being brought to you by auto fair. i'm peggy james for 95.7, wzid. jean: thanks, peggy. coming up on news 9 at 5:00, a cruise ship drifting toward a dangerous shoreline and these rescue crews arrived just in time. tom: it could be a messy start to the holiday travel season in some places, several states are under severe weather warnings, as wintery storms begin to move in. hayley: i'm hayley lapoint in howon at the new hampshire motor speedway helping to kick off a new hampshire family tradition tonight, the gift of lights. i'll have i a preview and the forecast. >> a giant gift box in downtown portsmouth, i'm jennifer crompton with the powerful message it's meant to share. jea

the gym in hooksett says the instructor reached out to help a student on a rock climbing wall who he believed was falling. they say they knew nothing of the alleged assault until the gym was contacted by police weeks later. frank: police in south boston are searching for a suspect who inappropriately touched a young girl, the 11-year-old claims a man approached her from behind and grabbed her back-side. she says the suspect then apologized and walked away. antoinette: worcester police and d.c.f. are investigating after two young children were found alone in a home. neighbors say they could hear the one-year-old and six-month-old crying. this morning both children are in state custody. frank: growing evidence a russian jetliner was brought down by a bomb. an explosion reportedly heard in recordings. right now the department of homeland security announcing new security measures for some u.s.-bound flights. the eye's mary saladna with the changes to keep passengers safe. mary: bomb or not, the u.s. is taking no chances. the department of homeland security announcing new security measure

is on for these two men in connection with an attack at a new hampshire restaurant. mcdonald's in hooksett. police are not saying exactly what happened. if you recognize either of these men, you're asked to contact hooksett police. >> mark: republican presidential hopeful carly fiorina making her way through concord, making stops in manchester and keen. saying the u.s. has to wage pa war against fascism. >> elizabeth: donald trump planning a big event in worcester. he'll address supporters at the dcu center. worcester police are planning extra patrols. a quick note to pass along, breaking just been its past five minutes, louisiana governor bobby jindal has just announced that he is dropping out of the presidential race. >> massachusetts may be the smartest state in the union. the "washington post" looked at iq and s.a.t. and a.c.t. scores and the percentage of college grads to determine the smartest states. massachusetts came in first. new hampshire was just behind in third place. and as you can see, the rest of new england didn't fare too badly either. massachusetts students will soon hav

manchester police are responding to a bank robbery at the bank of new hampshire on hooksett just after 10:00 this morning. police say the suspect passed a note to the teller demanding cash. he made off with an undisclosed amount before escaping on a bicycle. he was arrested a short time later. a salem man was arrested for allegedly manufacturing and possessing child porn. salem police say 33-year-old brian powell was arrested yesterday on 3 counts each of manufacturing child sex abuse images, 3 counts of possessing child porn, and 3 counts of certain use of computer services prohibited. powell could face additional charges. two men who admitted to killing a madbury teen last year will be sentenced today. michael tatum and zachary pinette each pleaded guilty to second degree murder in exchange for their testimony against tristan wolusky. prosecutors say the men were armed with knives and a machete when they lured 18-year-old aaron wilkinson from his home in madbury with the intent of robbing him of money and drugs. instead, they killed him and dumped his body along a road in maine. char

then he stopped in wilmot, franklin, hooksett and bedford. he also has stops planned in manchester, tilton and laconia tomorrow. ohio governor john kasich is also visiting the granite state today. he started the day in berlin with a visit to the androscoggin valley hospital and berlin craft fair. the republican presidential candidate signed copies of his book stand for something. he also hosted a town hall in berlin and wakefield. kasich wrapped up the day with a house party in dover. hundreds of people lined up outside new horizions in manchester this morning to receive a free thanksgiving meal. the soup kitchen and shelter received the donated meals from a food drive held at six local hannaford supermarkets. volunteers sorted all the boxes and are now helping pass them out to pantry families. the event has been held for more than fifteen years. this year, more than a thousand thanksgiving meals will be given out. >> we are here, we have plenty of help, the community is amazing around here, dozens of volunteers, not to mention the donors and

it happened last month at the mcdonald's in hooksett, but police are not saying exactly what happened. if you recognize either of these men, you are asked to contact hooksett police. >> the reporter: a friendly competition to see who can make the most arrests. so many people say it went too far. we sat down with the police chief who explains. >> mark: a massachusetts police department making dreams come true. uniform is to help those in need hand that's ultimately what we're here for. it's taken over me emotionally. >> mark: meet the newest member of their police force and see how he's inspiring everyone in their d. >> elizabeth: but first, all bets are off. why one fantasy gambling web it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect time for verizon fios. it has the fastest internet with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. i am

. >> anchor: police say it happened this hooksett, new hampshire. cameron bee ton is from epsom and turned himself into police earlier this afternoon. police think it was an isolated . they tell us the man was a long-time coach there the owner emphasizing their priority is protect children at their facility and they are doing everything they can to sure that that. he has been put on loaf and also been ordered to stay away from all children. at the breaking news des, 7 news. >> anchor: a judge making two key rules at aaron hernandez's up coming double-murder trial in boston. the judge says hernandez will be charged with witness intimidation in the case of alexander broadly. prosecutors say broad low was in the car with hernandez when the former pats star shot two men in 2012. hernandez is then accused of later shooting bradley in the face of prosecutors say he was afraid broadly would implicate him in the murders and hernandez wanted that witness intimidation charge dropped but not happening happening. the judge also denied hernandez hernandez's requ

we are not seeing any delays on 93 through the hooksett tolls. from manchester through salem is about a 20 minute ride. no delays or incidents to slow you down. 101, 111, and the spaulding turnpike are looking good. 93 southbound is up to speed and incident-free. minuteman health. i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: thank you, deb. two men who admitted to killing and memory teen -- a madbury teen are sentenced today. sean: zachary pinette and michael tatum reached a plea deal and testified against tristan wolusky. ray: zachary pinette and michael tatum each pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in return for their testimony against tristan wolusky. they leeward 18-year-old aaron wilkinson from his home in madbury with the intent of robbing him for money and drugs. he was stabbed nearly two dozen times. charges of first-degree murder against zachary pinette and michael tatum were dropped as part of the plea deal. tristan wolusky was convicted of first-degree murder for his role in the killing. woluksy will be sentenced later this month or next

any delays through the state of new hampshire on 93 in either direction from concord down to the hooksett tolls. 293 right now, you are hasslefree through the mill yard. 101, 111, and the spaulding turnpike are all looking good. if you are heading into boston, it is trouble-free on 93 south, route three south, and 495. this report is being brought to you by peters honda, nissan, and kia of nashua. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. the heroin epidemic in southern it is also a serious problem up north. erin: nearly 300 people have died of drug overdoses so far this year in the granite state. seven of those have been in berlin. ray brewer is here with a couple -- closer look. ray: more than 250 people packed the cafeteria of berlin high school for a forum called "facing heroin." berlin high school' s heroin use rate is 95% higher than the state average. they say the city lacks the resources to fight the epidemic. organizers of last night' s event say the goal is to increase prevention efforts, treatment, and recovery options. there is a new chemica

from the tilton area all the way down to the hooksett tolls. we are not seeing any problems. 293 is not seeing any problems. out on the 101, the 111, things are up to speed. this report is being brought to you by minuteman health. affordable health insurance is here. join the revolution. i' m deb davidson from 95.7 wzid. sean: a man from the dominican republic is due in court today following a major drug bust in manchester. erin: state police seized heroin, cocaine, marijuana, and $56,000 in cash during a search of valentin soto perez' s home. ray: state police telling us that the arrest is the result of a six-week investigation and that the suspect who is from the dominican republic was masquerading as a manchester man. 47-year-old valentin soto perez is charged with identity theft, unsworn falsification, possession of a drug with intent to distribute, and being a felon in possession of a dangerous weapon. he used his stolen identity to obtain a new hampshire drivers license, registrations, and titles to vehicles. these are the drugs and cash

a family and hooksett is going the extra mile. >> we went out to look for a little lightbulb and dad said, we don' to change the whole house so airplanes flying overhead can see this. sean: there you go. they plan to keep their green light shining for a while. millions of people have already signed on to support the effort. erin: there is new protection for a key member of the wolfeboro police department. k-9 riggs received a bullet and stab protective vest yesterday debt -- donated by the nonprofit group vested interest in k-9s. it is embroidered with the service. canine protective vests cost between $7,000-20 $200 each. -- $1700-20 $200 $2200. each. the red kettles will be out today. last year, they helped provide assistance to more than 52,000 people around new hampshire. you will see those bells soon and those kettles. sean: it is 5:14. coming up, do you want to improve your writing skills? there is a website for that and you might even learn something about yourself in the process. erin: a skydiver in peru got a little more than he bargained for. fernando gava jumped from the pl

we are not seeing any delays on 93 all the way down to the hooksett tolls and from manchester to salem. 293 is moving well through the mill yard and the lane shifts. the exit 4 northbound on rant is closed for construction and detours are in place. 101, 111, and the balding' s turnpike -- spaulding turnpike are up to speed. this report is being brought to you by minuteman health. affordable health insurance is here -- minuteman health, join the revolution. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. it is on the doorstep. travel for the long holiday weekend will start to pick up today. the u.s. state department has issued a worldwide traffic alert for all u.s. travelers headed overseas. erin: it urges travelers to stay away from large crowd and holiday events. stephanie ramos has more. stephanie: the state department says they are not telling americans not to travel around the world, but to be vigilant. if you plan on traveling, a new warning for you in the wake of deadly attacks. the state department issuing an uncommon worldwide alert due to increase

no delays from north of the notch down to the hooksett tolls , then from manchester into salem. 293 is a good ride from the mill yard into . if you are commuting into boston , it looks great on 93 south and route 3 south. this report is being brought to you by honda -- peters honda, kia, and nissan of nashua. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: charges have been upgraded against a manchester couple after a burned body was found on railroad tracks in massachusetts. sean: julian and shannon squires are charged with accessory after the fact in murder. ray: police are searching for a longtime friend of julian squyres. they think that friend is the killer. the woman was hogtied and wrapped in a blanket when she was found. fernando a lens -- owens is believed to have killed her. >> cell phone records indicate that squireses were in the area when bridgewater police received the phone call. ray: they also face charges dating back to 1999. the focus is on finding fernando armed and dangerous. erin: tilton police are looking for a man they say stole nearly $2500

by 6:00. 93 is moving well through the state of new hampshire from the concord area down to the hooksett tolls. 293 is up to speed through the mill yard. lane drop. 101 and 111 are up to speed, as around the boston area. you by minuteman health. affordable health insurance is here. join the revolution. minuteman health. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: we are following breaking news out of hampton. firefighters are on the scene of this was from earlier this morning from our hampton beach skycam. there is no word on how the fire started or whether anyone was hurt. we will keep you posted as soon as we learn any new details. sean: france launched more airstrikes against isis overnight in retaliation of the people. erin: secretary of state john kerry is in paris for talks with ois lond. nikole killion -- franc ois hollande. nikole killion is in washington to tell us more. nikole: they met at the french presidential palace. >> don' t mistake with these attacks represent. this is not a clash of civilizations. these terrorists have declared war against all

. >> police in hooksett, new hampshire have now arrested this man near the wal-mart. a court order prohibited film having contact with that victim. police took him into custody and he will be in court tomorrow. police have now arrested a westport man who they say assaulted two female relatives then ran off into the woods. those victims tell police paul went to their home in division road last night was drunk and visibly angry. he allegedly grabbed a gun and threatened to shoot them then hit the 38-year-old and the 13-year-old with the end of the weapon. after the alleged assault he ran into the woods behind the home. police finally found him and arrested him several hours later. >>> now to the race for the white house. republican marco rubio is declining in polls and donald trump's appearance on snl is getting a lot of buzz. crystal fisher with what you need to know. >> reporter: marco rubio is coming off a strong week. releasing his credit cards he has been able to put the rumors to rest so he has a lot of positive momentum heading to into tuesday's debate. today on

it looks great from plymouth all the hooksett tolls. 293 is up to speed through the city with no major delays. as you make your way on the everett turnpike southbound, you are up to speed through nashua. 101 and 111 r.o.k. -- are okay. if you are starting your commute into massachusetts, all roads in that state are up to speed and incident free. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: senator kelly ayotte is up for reelection next year and she faces a tough fight. she could have to defend herself from members of her own party now. sean: ray brewer joins us live in concord where conservatives met last night to discuss a good morning. ray: good morning, sean. there isn' t a challenger just yet, but those present at that meeting did decide to continue that effort to replace ayotte with someone who is more conservative. top liberty conservatives gathered in concord on wednesday night to talk about challenging incumbent republican senator primary. really ticked off at her. ray: many who attended the meeting are upset with the recent vote by the senator on the b

we are not seeing any delays through the hooksett tolls or the manchester area. 293 is up to speed through the mill yard and the lane shifts. no delays on 101, 111, the spalding, or interstate 95. if you are starting your commute into and around boston, all major roads in and around boston are up to speed. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deborah davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: police and the state attorney general' s office are investigating a shooting on granite street. sean: our cameras were there very soon after neighbors reported hearing gunshots. police aren' t saying much at this point, right? ray: not saying anything at all, sean, as a matter of fact. there are police cruisers at the scene on granite street. i saw an investigator in the alley there. police rushed to 472 granite street last night after witnesses say they heard several gunshot. police blocked off granite street for several hours working late into the night gathering information. the attorney general' s office is also involved in the investigation. officials have not released any details. >> on my porch about a block

they responded to a motor vehicle complaint near hooksett road. when they stopped john remmetter, they smelled the car. he was arrested and charged with possession and transportation of a controlled drug. >>> more details now on a story we first told you about here on "daybreak." firefighters in dover rescued a dog from the thanksgiving morning fire. the flames broke out inside an apartment around 245 thursday morning. while there aren't many signs of damage from the outside, it was chaos as people rushed to get out. one woman inside was taken to the hospital as a precaution. no one was seriously hurt. >> i was very nervous. i woke up. this is our bedroom. there's rid flashing lights. we had no clue what was going on. sean: the cause of the fire is under investigation. they think is started when something was left on a stove. >>> a woman from maine faces charged connected to a fight last year. rolinda desjardins is accused of getting into a fight over a stolen purse where her dog bit a person in the groin. he was also arrested for stealing purses

we are not seeing any delays at all from the concord area down through the hooksett tolls and from manchester into salem. 293 is moving well through the mill yard. the everett turnpike, we are seeing increasing volume, but it is up to speed to merrimack. this report is being brought to by minuteman health. join the revolution. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. topping our news, two men play the role in the murder of a madbury teen and are sentenced to be scheduled today. erin: zachary pinette and michael tatum both pled guilty to second-degree murder in the a third man was convicted of first-degree murder. ray brewer joins us live in our studio with the details. ray: zachary pinette and michael tatum struck a plea deal in exchange for their testimony against tristan wolusky. tristan wolusky was found guilty last month on all charges, including first-degree murder, for the stabbing death of 18-year-old aaron wilkinson. all three men drove to his house on june 21, 2014 armed with two knives and a machete. authorities say they ended up killing him, wil

we are looking good through the hooksett tolls. as you make your way down to salem, we are not seeing any delays. 293 looks good as you make your way through the mill yard. 101, 1 hundred 11, and the spalding, and 95 are up to speed. if you are commuting into the boston area, 93 south, we are seeing pocket of high congestion all the way down to exit 30. this report is being brought to you by peter' s honda, nissan, and kia of nashua. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: thank you. developing in manchester this morning, police and the state attorney general' s office are investigating a shooting on granite street area sean: our cameras were there soon after neighbors reported hearing gunshots. ray brewer joins us live near the scene. police are not saying much at this point, are they? ray: that' s correct. police are not saying anything about what might have transpired here on granite street. at one point, we had six police cruisers here at the scene. now just the to remain behind me. it was not very

from 89, 89 south is a smooth ride with no delays or incidents at this time. 93 is a good ride from hooksett all the way to the stateline with salem. no major problems there. right now 101,111, and 95 are up to speed. if you are commuting into massachusetts, 93 this report is being brought to you by peter's honda, nissan, and kia of nashua. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: all right. thanks. police in france say they've conducted nearly 170 raids overnight in connection with the deadly terror attacks in paris. with more than 100 people placed under house arrest in the last 24 hours. this morning a heavily armed police action is also underway in brussels, belgium. at least three people were arrested yesterday. erin: live pictures from paris. huge crowds are fathered to observe a moment of silence in memory of the 129 people killed and 350 wounded on friday. this all comes after france launched airstrikes against isis targets in syria and the french prime minister is warning there could be more terror attacks in the coming days. marcy gonzalez is in paris this mo

making your way from north of the notch down to the hooksett tolls from concord in to salem. 293 is moving well through the mill yard and even at lane shifts between exits five and the everett turnpike. 101, 111, and the spaulding are all up to speed and moving well. if you are commuting in to boston, all major roads in the state of massachusetts are up to speed and incident free. this report is brought to you by peter's honda, nissan, and kia of nashua. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. with the nights getting colder, the local ski areas are firing up the snow guns. trails will be open soon. erin: that includes loon mountain in lincoln. snow was flying through much of the weekend. ray brewer more on the preparation on the slopes. slopes and not on the roads. breton woods hopes to open on tuesday. loon plans to open at the slopes on wednesday. at loon about a dozen people fired up the snow tabuns overthe weekend making the snow on 11 trails working from the top down. their targeted opening was a little later than last year. mid november is still fairly normal for loon to have e

we're not seeing any delays on the southbound side from concord down to the hooksett tolls and from manchester down to salem. you are looking at a 21 minute ride. 293 is moving through the mill yard. if you are on the everett turnpike, everything looks good for the bedford tolls down to the lane drops and from merrimack to nashua. speed. this is brought to you honda, nissan, and kia of nashua. thanks. a pit bull faces months of care and rehab after malnourished and laying on railroad tracks in claremont. erin: she weighs half of what is considered healthy. she's getting the care she needs. ray: hope was find by someone walking their dog. she was abandoned, starving, and cold. she was under care now. she's between one and four years old and has had puppies in the past. she weighs just 27 pounds and can barely walk on her own. she only just started drinking water on her own. police are aware of the situation. it is unclear if the dog was abuse or neglected. animal shelter officials say they believe someone left her to die. >> i mean the person is out there that did this. please man up. there's n

hooksett no problems at the tolls. trouble-free all the way up to concord. there are some delays on the exits in concord. 101 west plenty of company through the bedford stretch. the everett turnpike volume is picking up through merrimack up to bedford. no headaches headed to the seacoast. from the wzid traffic network, i'm peggy james. jean: coming up tonight, defense attorneys admit a massachusetts teen killed his teacher, but they say he was not in his right mind. the graphic start to his trial today. josh: a break-in at a manchester middle school may have taken more than a day for anyone to notice. mike: lots of sunshine in many spots today and more on the way for tuesday. how long the stretch could last until showers arrive. jean: at 5:30, a witness to a police officer's murder is back in prison. the new charges facing kevin paul. plus -- >> any victim of crime in carroll county should be able to trust the character and competency of the prosecutors and our county attorney's office. county people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they wan

just after 10:00 this morning officers were called to the bank of new hampshire on hooksett road. five minutes later an officer spotted the man matching the description riding his bicycle. police took ronald cook into custody, he'll face a judge thursday. jump a worker was injured after he fell into a pit this afternoon near the market basket on garden lane. fire officials say the man was impaled in the groin by re-bar. he was air lifted to a boston hospital. >> he was in a lot of pain, obviously, but he was actually doing very well, he was alert and knew where he was and what was going on. josh: officials say it took several people to pull the man from the ditch. commitment 2016 now, and on the eve of veterans day democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is rolling out her plan to improve the veterans administration. jean: at a roundtable event in derry she outlined a plan to give veterans better access to health care and expand mental health services. as heather hamel reports live now, clinton believes the whole system needs to be overhauled. reporter: yes, hillary clin

hooksett police vehicle complaint yesterday. when they stopped john remmetter, they spelled marijuana coming from the car. more details now on a "daybreak." firefighters in dover thanksgiving morning fire. the flames broke out inside an apartment on new york street around 2:45 thursday morning. there aren't many signs of damage from the outside, neighbors say it was chaos as people rushed to get out. one woman inside was taken to the hospital as a precaution. no one was seriously injured. >> were you nervous? >> i was very nervous. i just woke up. there was -- this is our bedroom right here. this was red flashing lights. we had no clue. sean: the cause of the fire is under investigation. crews think it started with something left on a stove. >>> woman from maine faces charges connected to a fight. last year rolinda december desjardins is accused of getting into a fight over a stolen purse where her dog bit a person in the groin. police say she was also arrested for stealing purses in two grocery stores in 2010. >>> this morning