jean: thanks, haley. vermont governor peter shumlin married his long-time girlfriend katie hunt last night in a private ceremony. josh: this is the third marriage for the democratic governor, they will move to southern vermont after he leaves office. jean: married couples must continue to use only one surname, in japan, in response to a lawsuit filed to make it easier for women to keep their maiden names. a 19th century law affirmed by the court doesn't specify which surname, and in a separate rule the court said a law requiring divorced women to wait six month before remarrying is unconstitution al. >> both the bruins and celtics in action tonight, b's host the penguins at 8:00, that's a national tv game. celtics play at the detroit pistons at 7:30. u.n.h. hockey winding down before their christmas break, they won't play until december 29. but they are getting practices in in the meantime. they are also taking final exam this is week, that's always fun. they hit the break on a high, three wins and a tie

jean: i'm jean mackin. tonight new details about a father of a 21-month-old girl who has been accused of placing the child on top of a wall on the other side of a safety railing. this was near the merrimack river in manchester. josh: andy hershberger is live there tonight with our top story. reporter: police say the child was on top of this concrete wall on the wrong side of a safety railing, with the rushing waters of the merrimack to the child's back. police have charged the child's father, 32-year-old matthew jordan, with two counts of reckless conduct saying he swung the girl over the safety railing and let her stand there on her own. court documents say there were several 911 calls saying witnesses thought an adult was letting a child get too close to the river. court records say a police officer arrived on scene and saw jordan place the child on the cell phone. >> the officer was immediate and swift in his actions, he advised the man to grab the child and bring him back to the proper side of the fence

jean: i' m jean mackin. belmont police have received several calls for help in the last two months the latest report came in just this morning. wmur' s adam sexton has a look at what' s being targeted. >> the summer fun is all wrapped up in belmont. now someone is making some winter mischief. over the last few weeks police say vandals have shot up 9 different properties with bb guns. >> the dollar damage is in the thousands at this point. >> and that makes catching these vandals a priority. police say whoever is doing this doesn' t discriminate, targeting the downtown library. while this may not be high profile crime, it does create compounding negative effects in the community. >> there' s a quality of life aspect to it. you come out, you realize your car' t go to work or can' some of the businesses that have been involved one of their , commercial vehicles was damaged and it was full of product. so then you have a vehicle that is out of service for the day and that costs extra to the business owner of cour

jean: i' m jean mackin. this fire was reported just over an hour ago. wmur' s adam sexton is live at the scene with the latest. reporter: this is now a three alarm response. multiple towns responding. it is a rural area, which means there are no fire hydrants and water has been a concern. flames were able to spread extensively. we were able to show you video from earlier at 3:30 this afternoon. this home at 561 black brook is a large home. it is 3200 square feet. visually, we can tell you it has a lot of eves. flames have spread extensively through the structure. some of the firefighters we talked to expect to be here long into the night. in the last 30 minutes, we spoke to chief richard o' brien. he says no one was home at the time of the fire. no injuries. that is a positive. but the home appears to be a total loss. we will give you updates as they become available and more later on at 6:00. adam sexton, wmur news 9. josh: the man suspected of causing a crash that injured several secret service agents did not have a valid driver' s license. that drive

jean: up next. a pair of robberies in the queen city tonight, police need your help to find these suspects. new hampshire' s supreme court expansion of rules for auto 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 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 approve this message. josh: manchester police are looking for the suspects in two separate robberies last night. the first happened just before 8 at gosselins market on somerville street. the suspect was wearing a surgical mask and had a gun. he got away with some cash. then around 10:30 the shell station on hanover street was robbed. two white men wearing gray hoodies stole cash and cigarettes but neither showed a wea

jean: and i'm jean mackin. a u.s. intelligence official now says gunman syed farook had had been in contact with known extremists on social media, he was an american citizen. his wife was in the u.s. on a fiancee visa and carried a passport from pakistan. one woman injured in the attack had new hampshire ties. tonight amanda gaspard is recovering from surgery after being shot in the leg several times. we're learning more about what happened inside the san bernardino building. one survivor told his family at >> the doors opened and he saw two masked people dressed in black, and he still thought it was a drill. he felt his first shot on his leg, but he said it felt more like someone just threw something at him, it wasn't sharp pain immediately, until a few second later. and then he ended up sustaining another shot on the shoulder. so his reaction then, this is real, let me get under the table. josh: she goes onto say after her nephew crawled under that table, one of the attackers shot him again. he was shot five times a

jean: u.s. marshals have joined the search for the wealthy texas teenager on the run after violating parole. given 10 years for driving drunk and killing four people. slap on the wrist. the 18-year-old recently failed to show up for a mandated check in. he has been on the run possibly with his mother. at this point he could be anywhere. jean: an entire virginia school district closed after a flood of troubling e-mails and calls following the teacher' s controversial assignment. last week the world geography teacher asked students to copy an example of arabic calligraphy. outraged parents contacted the school saying it was a violation the school disagreed but decided receiving tens of thousands of threatening in nature. a friend of the san bernardino shooters is being held without a look used of plotting terror attacks on the california college and a busy freeway. enrique marquez appeared in federal court last night and is charged with producing the two rivals fentanyl -0- syed farook and his wif

jean: i'm jean mackin. alexander burke faces two charges that include negligent homicide but today police testified that burke denied being the driver. andy hershberger joins us live with more. reporter: this hearing lasted for several hours and went through a half dozen witnesses as prosecutors tried to convince a judge that there's enough police say alexander burke was intoxicated when he was behind the wheel of an s.u.v. and ran a red light, crashing into a honda pilot, killing a passenger. but during burke's probable cause hearing police officers testified that burke blamed his passenger, christa glen, saying she was the driver at the time of the deadly crash. >> i asked him again if he knew who was driving, and he pointed to glynn and stated she was. reporter: burke is charged with negligent homicide and aggravated d.w.i. 47-year-old is abell penna was pronounced dead on november 29. three others the the victim's car say they were driving home from the red arrow diner about 4:30 in the morning when the

peggy: hi, jean. with the wet roads out there and the wind shield wipers going, it's a slower ride than normal. 93 northbound coming up from salem definitely heavier and slower than our usual trip. 293. and as you saw there it's heavy and slow as well, but no trouble on 293 north or south. we see increased volume from hooksett to concord right now, and looking at 101 west you're slow getting through the lights at 114, then you start moving road. everett turnpike northbound, things are slow between 10 and 11 with increased volume there. no holdups to and from the seacoast on 101, but we do have delays in newington on the spaulding turnpike. the report being brought to you by peters honda, nissan and kia of nashua, i'm peggy james for 95.7, wzid. jean: thanks. josh: big changes have been announced at disney and universal. jean: up next new security rules mean many people will have to leave their costumes at home. >> and the force is strong with these once, as you see behind us, people are already lining

up of blue jeans.he store had denim in it. with the new layout and the new merchandising plan, over 50% of the merchandise will be bolt-on items like t-shirts and blouses. these are items that will come with a much higher margin, raising the overall profitability of the store by about 10%. man: thank you so much. you have a good afternoon. woman: thanks. lady: so, can i get everyone's attention? welcome to denim & soul, which is a new name for us. yay. [ cheers and applause ] and thank you guys so, so, so much for being here. for me, personally, this has been a dream come true. if you haven't met marcus, which many of you have -- major thank you to him because without him, you know, [ voice breaking ] a lot of people's dreams -- not just mine -- wouldn't come true. and so thank you so much. lemonis: when i first met lady, i was very concerned about her ability to move on from the past. and i understand that the tragedy of her mother's death really weighed on her. but over the process, i really saw her

jean: the u.s. will send more forces to the middle east, as part of its latest strategy against isis. wmur' s sally kidd is in washington with a look at the plan today revealed by the secretary of defense. sally: a new unit will be stationed in iraq and ready to operate at any time. the so-called expeditionary targeting force will conduct raids, gather intelligence, and in position to move into syria. grexit puts everybody on notice. you don' window. sally: the operations will be intel driven. every president obama met with world leaders in paris as the u.s. continues to press russia to direct its airstrikes against isis rather than the rebels fighting the assad regime. president obama: ultimately rusher will recognize the threat that isil process to its country. >> have we currently contained isil? >> we have not. sally: republicans were blasting the president for what they feel >> most of us do not have strategy. >> i' administration' approach to a dangerous enemy. sally: the president says the ne

jean: i'm jean mackin. meteorologist josh judge is here to tell us how much snow we'll be getting. >> you might have thought we were going to make it out of 2015 without any snow, but no sir, we've got it on the way, moving in late tonight during the overnight hours into tomorrow morning. so plan on tomorrow morning being a rough commute. a winter storm warning in effect for the northern half of the state, that's the pink, and the brew color you see there a winter weather advisory issued by the national weather service. a broad look at the circulating system that's headed in our secondary low pressure system just over the ocean, and that will move in during the overnight hours, you can see the clouds already in advance of that system taking over our skies, and the temperatures are already in perfect position to produce snow instead of rain like we've been seeing so many times in the weeks prior. so the temperatures will stay cold tonight, many of us getting into the single digits up north and teens everywhe

jean: with the gold rush, everything changes in california. in fact, before the goldrush, there were 900 enslaved african-americans in california who had been brought out for the slivers of gold, to work on ranches, to work in agriculture, to work as servants for their owners. the discovery of gold changes everything. >> at that time, at the time of the gold rush, was california a state? jean: no. actually, the goldrush speeds everything up. california belonged to mexico, and the u.s. conquered mexico in the 1848 war against mexico. in that treaty, the united states gets the top third of mexico, what is now arizona, new mexico, california, transferred from mexico to california. what is supposed to travel with that transfer is freedom, because mexico had abolished slavery in 1829. in the treaty that transferred california from mexico to the united states is the provision of freedom. this is what the legacy from mexico is, and california's challenge is, how do i do that? >> when california became a state, it joined as a free state. what does tha

jean: thanks. right now john kasich is holding a town hall in derry and will continue his granite state visit tomorrow, along with jeb bush who has an event in peterborough. and hillary clinton, who is scheduled to travel to berlin. perhaps the biggest surrogate of any of the candidates will be in new hampshire next monday, former president bill clinton will campaign on behalf of his wife hillary with a pair of stops in exeter and nashua. tom: one person arrested today in a crash in manchester, it happened before 2:00 this afternoon at the corner of maple and amherst street. at least three cars were involved, two minivans and a sedan. police say one of the vehicles was stolen and one person was arrested. witnesses say one of the cars was speeding. >> very surreal, very slow motion, and you just literally, like i said, the car was probably about five or half a car length ahead of me. and so it easily could have been me involved in that as well. but i feel very bad for the party that was involved in

jean: this is a fun family event inside and out. it includes shows, ice sculptures, and the fireworks. it is not too late to buy a button to join the fun. >> now, josh judge with your storm watch 9 forecast. josh j.: temperatures below 32 degrees most everywhere. a few spots in southwestern new hampshire around or above. icy conditions on the road with freezing drizzle in some spots. lower visibility thanks to areas of fog. conditions. the wind is very light, meaning the fog is likely to continue through a good portion of the evening. freezing rain advisory in effect until 3:00 in the morning for central and southern new hampshire. why not northern new hampshire? and he precipitation you get will likely be in the form of snow. meanwhile, nothing showing up in there is freezing drizzle just like yesterday that formed so pick it up. the radar does pick up extra areas of showers in the great lakes and to our south. these areas of pressure are joining forces and will move over our neighborhood this showers. let' can get a better idea. w

jean: an update coming up. and now, our u local hotshot. you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. what this campaign is about for all of us rather than a handful of billionaires. if you work 40 hours a week in america, you should not live in poverty. i'm bernie sanders, tom: a group of $10 uber -- of 10 uber drivers is offering free rides in portsmouth tonight. jean: its organizer put up a registration website a few days ago, and says reservations are nearly at capacity, providing about eighteen rides, to about fifty new years eve revellers. uber drivers have been trying to get the portsmouth city council to change parts of their transportation ordinance to allow for the service. offering free rides tonight skirts the ordinance and is a way to shed light on their concerns. >> we are doing it this way because the transporation ordinance has made doing it any other way illegal, unless drivers

jean: right. the secretary asked me how can i help you. i said i need to speak with the chancellor. she said what is the problem. i told her. she said wait a minute. she spoke with him. the next two minutes, he got up and came and said come into my office. he said i don't believe this is happening at this university. well, it is. i believe that i could find employment and so myself. platinum record in everything. so he said you will receive interviews. i received day or so a call for an interview. mr. calvin said i know what you did. i'm going to fix you. i will get you. interview. the one fellow told me i don't know if i should tell you this. if you ever mention it i'm three. he was from a firm i can't mention. he said mr. calvin warned us you had gone to the chancellor, and losehe was maybe going to mov his job. and if he hired you he was going to see that you never got to the end and we would be fired. you will never be hired. that is the way it is. that is what happened. it was devastating. te

jean but this thank you will : last a lifetime. in manchester, jean mackin, wmur news9. tom: we' re working on more for news 9 tonight. >> i marci gonzales with the latest on the bill cosby allegations and what his attorneys are now saying. tom: and, deadly flooding in the what the national weather service says missouri could still face next week. some snow moving through the state right now. i' ll tell you how the new year' s eve forecast looks for you. bunnies love veggies. but it looks like riggs the dog does too. you can submit your pictures and video, and join the thousands of u-local members, by logging onto tom: the man who bought the guns used in the san bernardino terror attack has been indicted by a federal grand jury. enrique marquez was indicted on conspiring in a pair of previous planned attacks and making false statements about buying the guns used. the indictment avoids the need for a hearing before a judge to determine if he should stand trial. 14 people were killed in the attack earlier this month. bill cosby is now charged in sexual assault. the comedia

jean: the weather this year hasn't looked anything like last year. by this time in 2014, most of the state had more than 10 inches of snow and a winter storm took out power on thanksgiving. but many sections of the state haven't seen any measurable snow yet this year. hayley lapoint tells us how close we are to breaking a record. hayley: we're about nine days away from breaking the top five latest snowfalls across the state. this is mainly from the concord area, these numbers here. up north some of you have had snow on the ground, southern areas that has not been the case. the latest we have ever had snow on the ground was january 13th, 1999. so we still have some time before we go and break a big record like that. i wanted to compare how the rest of the winter went after those so the average for concord in snowfall. you can see there that there was only one year we got above the average when we've had snowfall that late in the year. here. of course last year we had the bulk of our snowfall after january 1st as well. chief meteorologist mike haddad w

jean: st. anselm college assistant professor of politics chris galdieri says this isnt the first time republicans have come out unanimously against trump. >> it' s possible this is the thing that undoes the trump campaign. there are a lot of people that this rhetoric might appeal to jean: and in an interview with barbara walters, donald trump says he' s standing by his words and rejecting another word. >> are you a bigot? >> not at all. probably the least of anybody you' ve ever met. jean: donald trump will be back in new hampshire this week. on thursday, he' s scheduled to meet with members of the new england police benevolent association in portsmouth. wmur news9. shelley: hillary clinton also laid into donald trump tonight at a town hall in salem. adam sexton joins us live now from the woodberry school where the former secretary of state spoke. adam: hilary clinton took fewer than a dozen questions tonight, many of them from non-voting kids. but early on, all the talk was about donald trump.

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jean ordered this pair of jeans from neiman marcus for her husband as a christmas present.the package arrived yesterday at her home in new york city. jeans onand tried the genes and found this wedding ring. it is either white gold or dateing silver with a engraved on it. they were shipped from name is marcus at tysons mall.ria >> i know how important this is for somebody. i really wanted to find the owner. tellstte: neiman marcus me they were just made aware of this. they are working to find the owner of this ring. jean says she hopes this will be a late christmas present for the owner. jummy: i hope someone knows who that belongs to. coming up, the charges filed against former glee actor. plus, who a 911 dispatcher many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleanining with polident everyd. polident's uniqu

jean: she just wrapped up a town hall in dover. the former secretary of state made a stop in nashua to tour a small business there. and then she was onto a women's economic opportunity summit in manchester. there she spoke about her fight for affordable child care and equal pay for women. >> it's time to recognize paid child care is not a luxury. fair pay and fair scheduling aren't luxuries. they are growth strategies. and necessary to our national competitiveness. jean: secretary clinton also addressed the recent shootings in san bernardino saying that the country needs stricter gun laws. tom: we have word that the weekend looks pretty good. mike: we're just about there and temperatures heading higher, the first weekend in december, will feel more like mid or late october. how mild does it get? tom: and our spirit of giving toy drive kicks off tomorrow, we'll be collecting new unwrapped toys this friday, saturday and sunday at toys r us in manchester, and at the on-the-job training for president does not work. benghazi, beheadings

live in the studio, jean mackin, wmur news9. shelley: hillary clinton also laid into donald trump tonight at a town hall in salem. adam sexton joins us live now adam: hilary clinton took fewer than a dozen questions tonight, many of them from non-voting kids. but early on, all the talk was about donald trump. speaking before a packed town hall meeting in salem hillary clinton wasted no time jumping all over donald trump' s proposal to stop muslims from entering the united states. hillary clinton: this is both a shameless and a dangerous idea. adam: clinton says trump is turning his back on deeply held american ideals and playing right into the hands of the terrorists. she also contends that as the republican front-runner he' s destabilizing the gop. hillary clinton: >> we' re dealing with a party at danger of losing its way, of undermining the values that we have stood for. go back and read what george washington said about how we must resist bigotry. read about what religious constitution enshrines it. as far as addressing the

in weare, jean mackin, wmur news9. tom: i' look at it. mike: a number -- another weekend approaching and you think may be cold or snow, but none of that as we go through saturday and sunday. take a look at the time lapse, sunshine a good part of the day. thicker cloud cover farther north and west and that' s where the snow did fall in the great north woods and across a good part of the white mountains. looking ahead, flakes coming to an end up north, dry and chilly overnight up north and then a nice stretch of weather follows. warmer by this weekend, and a quiet early next week but the next storm chance not until the middle of next week. enjoy it while we have it because you never know when the weather pattern will turn very active. the higher elevations got a bit more. clouse beginning to break up north, and temperature wise in the 30' s and many spots limits and points north, 40 on average in the upper valley and run around 40 through the merrimack valley and over toward the coast. running just a little above average for this late hour

jean mackin joins us live with that. jean: imagine the shock of the passengers when they noticed the train was rolling past its stops and some turned to check on the train operator and realized no one was behind the controls. the 911 calls came in as quickly as red line train 1502 took off with no operator on board. >> i had a motor person who was operating on the train. he has a lower right leg laceration. jean: the mbta says the train operator, david vazquez, has more than 25 years experience with the t and he got permission to get off the train to switch it into bypass mode to allow the train the mbta is investigating if he properly applied the brakes inside the control room before exiting the train. the 6 car train rolled down the tracks, brushing the operator. it went from braintree to north quincy cruising through several stops. passengers on board say a few people panic. >> theres no conductor here. how come? how is that possible? so it was really bizarre. jean: passengers waiting for the train were puzzled. >> it

in hooksett, jean mackin, wmur news 9. tom: you can track this storm online or with our storm watch weather app. there you will find an hour-by-hour futurecast, a live wire, and a complete list of any closings. we will also have complete coverage on the storm on wmur. coverage begins on news 9 daybreak and we will have live updates every half hour. the other big story tonight commitment 2016 coverage now, as , donald trump headed to new hampshire for a campaign event this evening in nashua, the republican frontrunner is lashing out at the publisher of the states largest newspaper. today the union leader ran a front page editorial by publisher joe mcquaid with the headline trump campaign insults new hampshire voters' intelligence. trump a grownup bully. >> donald trump has no business running for president of the united states. it is a free country so i guess he can but he shouldn' t be, which i told him that a year ago. tom: last month, the paper endorsed new jersey governor chris christie for president. trump fired back a

in henniker, jean mackin, wmur news 9. tom: you can get alerts about winter weather and school closings on the storm watch nine weather app. you can also track the storm using our radar and see the forecast for your location at any time, available for both apple and android devices. presence at the firebird motel. police tell our crew on the scene it is an ongoing investigation. stick with us and wmur.com for the latest information as it becomes available. the race for the republican nomination just got a little bit smaller. former new york governor george pataki has dropped out. question i does my into the journey for the white house as isis been my campaign for president. i' m confident we can elect the right person, someone who will bring us together and who understands that politicians, including the president, must be the people serving, and not their master. tom: he said we need to elect a president who can defeat isis. he received less than 1% support that leave -- leaves 12 candidates running for the republican nom

cast your performance first. >> young jean: yes. >> shad: and then write your roles. >> young jean: mm hmm. >> shad: it's a really fascinating process. based on your conversations with these actors, after you've casted them. why do you do it that way? >> young jean: um, because i, um, i love writing to actors' strengths, and i, and i want, you know, the production to just experience, you know, so that's it's very, sort, truthful to them, in a way. but, with this show, there was an exception to the process. um, because, you know, for example, when i did the shipment, which had, um, an all-black cast, uh, you know, everything really just came from them. uh, whereas in this show, i actually felt the need for more voices than just straight, white male voices. know, and throughout, i always made sure the room was filled with women and queer people and, um, minorities and--who were sort of observing what was going on and offering their thoughts on, um-- >> shad: like, what sort of thoughts? [young jean laughs] >> shad: what are they commenting on? >> young jean: well, you know, it's inter

so jean's husband unwrapped the jeans and tried them on and what did he find. pocket and he pulled out this man's wedding band. >> reporter: the woman ordered the zen for all mankind jeans from nieman marcus for her husband. when he tried them on he discovered the silver or white gold large men's ring in the left hand pocket. they are now hoping they can track down its rightful owner. >> my daughter was joking, i actually thought it was his he found in the house and he was teasing me. >> reporter: she knows how it feels to lose something so meaningful. >> i lost my engagement ring in my house. it rolled under my stove and it's been gone ever since. and my husband lost his wedding band and we haven't found them so i know how important it is to get it back to the owner. >> reporter: the pants were shipped from nieman marcus from tyson's corner, virginia, the pants were never returned or shipped anywhere else. so how did the ring get there? >> maybe when they reached into the pocket, um, the pockets are a little tight so maybe when he pulled his hand out, the ring

jean: now that he' wanted to go back in time. with the help of his family, they found that glass jar, inside the brick and mortar. >> they opened it up and sure enough, it was all about that day the japanese surrendered. jean: leon unearthed 1945 newspapers, still crisp and rich with history. >> especially the boston post, that was my newspaper. i loved that. i loved the way they made the headlines. jean: he got to see his father' s handwriting once again, blurred by the years, but right there like it was yesterday. and the ration stamps take leon right back to his days as a boy in weare. >> i was just old enough to have my license and i had a gasoline rationing book. and i think they allowed me 6 gallons a week for my model a, which was pretty good on gas. reliving the old memories, then with help from the historical society, he wants to add modern day items and rebury his dad' s time capsule for another generation. in weare, jean mackin, wmur news9. tom: i' m glad he could get a look at it. a good weekend coming up. mike: a num

that's where nbc bay area's jean elle has more. jean? >> reporter: police were here in san francisco tonight. they believe a suspect in their city was also here at this optometry office. his every move was recorded by that camera in the lobby. a man in a santa hat is caught on camera breaking into city optometry this morning. but this begins in hillsboro. >> my garage doors were both open. i couldn't figure out why they were both open. >> katherine knew something was wrong when she couldn't find a bag in her car this morning. but it took her a while to figure out the santa hat burglar got into her car and into her garage christmas morning while she and her family slept. >> got my garage door opener, came into my garage, stole stuff and he had my keys to my office in the bag and i think he figured out where i worked and then he went to my office. >> there he is, letting himself

mom jeans part 2. >> there needs to be a mom jeans 2. >> mom jeans >> i will say, when i look at mom jeans now and the jokey padding that we were wearing in mom jeans, i'm like, that's my goal weight now. i want to get back to my joke mom jeans body. big nice butt look is real in right now. >> it is. >> even mya sings the mom jeans song. >> and my husband wrote the song. >> that's right. >> and they bought their house with the mom jeans money. >> went platinum. >> yes. single platinum. >> hey girls. >> hey. >> now, in the movie, y'all do this big dance. choreographed. who is the better dancer in real life, though? >> i got to tell you something. if you're a real dancer, you would never answer that question. because every dancer brings something different to a dance. you can't understand because you're an professional dancer. >> i'm not. i'm not. >> thank you for saying that. >> but you are. >> life is like a dance. >> you know? >> yes. >> and i'm two beats behind. all the time. >> okay. i want to bring in a paddle. play a gameme with you guys. >> bring in a paddle sounds weird. since

the woman ordered this jeans from neiman marcus. her husband hands in the pockets and found this ring. "this is something that is very engagement ring and still haven't found it. so this is very close to my heart and i really want to find the owner." neiman marcus says it's aware of what happened -- and is now working to find the owner. it is we're nearing the end of the road for 2015 -- and what a year it's been on the road for auto dealers. will in fact, december sales are expected to be higher than any month in the last 10 years. eric king caught up with one new car owner. talk about a christmas to remember... "i'm so excited.." that's whitney mcgee.. "its is my first car" and that's her new car.. "i am now officially an owner of a kia seale.. " my business is up 17% year-over-year 04 we are forecasting to have a 25% increase next year 07 it's just tremendous growth right now" u.s. car sales are on pace to break the industry's single year record, by more than one hundred thousand cars.. for a couple of reasons.. 1st, all of the e

jean mackin has the story from auburn. jean: police officers and firefighters in auburn have the situation under control now. but for a while the gifts for nearly 2 dozen children in need. were overflowing the safety complex here. >> we took over a couple offices of some of our officials here in the station. we took over a couple stairwells. jean: it all started when auburn' s first responders set up a giving tree with gift tags asking the community to become santa' s helpers for 8 families needing some christmas magic this year. the response, the generosity, was overwhelming. >> i never realized there would be this many toys we had to move >> every room of the police department had toys and gift wrapping it' s really amazing to see what can happen when the community comes together. >> it' s a tough time of year, and it' s tough to ask for help and we want them to know that we support them. jean: police officers and firefighters were surprised when they saw the children' s lists basic needs like coats and socks but with th

denim jeans. denim jeans? see that guy? (barry) 'old guy in the skinny jeans and the shades?' he's not that old. i busted him at least three times in the '80s. hmm. felony fashion crime? would you two like a moment alone so you can fight? he borrows my unmarked and he brings it back empty! hey, it had gas! busted whistler for cocaine. now, he owns a jeans factory. does he have any reason to burn it down? maybe. check it out, frost. sure. when you fill my tank back up. with super. [siren wails] his face shield is pitted. 'he wouldn't have needed to take more than a few breaths' before the smoke inhalation killed him. it's a damn shame. i'm so sorry, chief. i sent him in there without any backup. it's not your fault, joe. fightin' these blazes without enough people. that's what budget cuts will get you. this city's killin' good men. well, we can't do anything about budget cuts but let's make sure there was nothin' else at work here. 'i never understood guys who wanted to run' 'into burning buildings.' you chase murderers. not if they're on fire. do you know why firefighters call

our jean mackin shows us why. jean there' s a new neighbor here : on the corner of union and spruce streets in manchester a unique non-profit organization they' re rolling along inside the qc bike collective. the non-profit takes up the first floor of the neighbor works building this is a popular idea in other cities now manchester has its own community bike space. >> it' s a space to work on your own bike with our help, in addition, we take in donated bikes, rehab them and sell them at very reasonable prices. >> for kids, it keeps them off the street, it gives them something to do. i think we were surprised by learn how many adults use it for basic transportation. jean the manchester police : department saw the positive spin in this neighborhood and now plans to donate about 100 unclaimed bikes getting in gear. bike shops have pitched in, michael rennie helps out now >> they' re repurposing bicycles and providing them for the kids behind me as a good luck gift, as a token of appreciation >> kevin gaudette volunte

jean-marc leave bear, --jean-marc lieberherr hair up next, volkswagen's billionaires owners -- billionaireeak their silence. ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome back to bloomberg tv. good morning to a very wintry city of london. stocks are high. the ftse 100 up 20 points. 44 minutes past the hour. your bloomberg's top stories. iran is poised to take a big top in a desk and an attempt have its sanctions lifted. it is expected to publish a report on iran's nuclear past. citigroup plans to leave its bonus plan unchanged. that would see the third biggest --. bank saying jpmorgan australian gdp has decent expectations. growth was driven by the fastest gain in exports since 2000. it forces the central banks decision to keep rates steady for now. in other news, the owners of a volkswagen is addressing -- the owners of volkswagen are addressing employees. it is the first time he has spoken since the carmaker has admitted to the scandal. shares fell lower this morning. hans nichols our reporter in berlin. we heard from the ceo. let's start with him. the: he talked about long-term effects of the sc

in bedford, jean mackin, wmur news9. shelley: no one was hurt in a fire at a 150-year-old home in exeter this evening. firefighters arrived at eight oak street and found the back of the house was fully involved. one firefighter did suffer minor injuries from cut glass. the assistant chief told us his crews moved quickly to keep the rest of the 3 story home from sustaining too much damage. >> heavy fire in the rear pretty much destroyed the rear section. we had crews do an aggressive interior attack and they were able to get to the scene of the fire and not down the fire. shelley: crews will be back on scene tomorrow to see what sparked the fire. tom: yet another fire this morning in barnstead. the person who made the emergency call live at the home on windsor way and said she was having trouble removing a disabled family member. barnstead police were first one the scene and were able to get the person to safety. there were no injuries, but the structure was damaged. >> the have -- the family will be displaced while repai

this is a look at the ring and the jeans. 7 for mankind. >> michelle: 7 jeans. >> krystal: the ring is either white gold or sterling silver, with a date engraved on it. the woman says she got the jeans from neiman-marcus, she says she did the right thing, contacted the company and officials say they had no idea there was a wedding ring inside that back pocket and they say,w worki very diligently on their end to get a hold of that owner, but the big question is, back pocket of the jeans. >> michelle: i examine tell you one theory? somebody here in our station maybe bought the jeans, took them back, but took the ring off, put them in the back pocket. >> krystal: maybe there is a not so bad story behind it. that happens all the time right. you know when you put on jeans and put the ring in the back pocket. >> michelle: right. right. arrested days before the team's big game. a star player for tcu finds himself in police custody. he's the quarterback of texas my neighbor says we can get gig internet speed from centurylink. if i had a gig, how long would it take to download an hd movie? abou

shelley: jean mackin is there to explain. jean? jean: we talked about the came forward saying if granite stater' s could donate $100,000 toward the new hampshire food match the donation, making it 400,000 meals for needy people in the state of new hampshire. the boxes are starting to stack up. donate. photographs. world war ii veteran john to clemente and his wife rita, who is also a veteran, an air force cash because they want to be part of that matching donation. set. everything in the state. agencies. s, i' m jean mackin, live at wmur news 9. >> now your storm watch nine forecast. use a viewer photo. from your friends. s a picture from our own production assistant it' s a nice photo. fog. it almost looks like the hillside is on fire. there is a reason we have had so much fog here. that is because the temperatures 30' s because cold air sinks. meanwhile it has been unseasonably warm overhead. without any wind, we can' t scour the low clouds, and the sun is about as weak as it gets any time of the year, so you can' t burn it off.

josh: jean mackin has been there all afternoon. so, jean, how are things going? jean: hi, josh and shelley. what a great start to the toys for tots toy drive. once again we're at toys r us here in manchester and look at all the toys we collected on the very first day of this toy drive which lasts all weekend long. marine corps, we are joined by sergeant justin gordon who says we have topped 2,000 toys but a limb behind last year. rolling. now is like we need to get those toys in here. jean: toys like elmo. >> elmo. markers and crayons, toys like footballs. anything to give to the kids here in new hampshire and southern new hampshire. jean: once again we've topped 2,000 toys here in manchester. but we need a whole lot more throughout the weekend. we're hoping to collect 15,000 toys for the children of new hampshire. also, thanks to dunkin' donuts, they are giving $3 gift cards to good little boys and girls and their parents who come in to make toy donations, so that's another incentive to get on the nice list. >> the mission is to bring more toys for toys for tots

jean mackin reports. jean: the 2015 report on the state of homelessness in new hampshire says the decline under way since 2011 has stalled. the annual count of new s homeless population reveals numbers haven' t changed much through 2014 and 2015. the new hampshire coalition to end homelessness says it is decline. >> we saw a small decrease. jean: the coalition said some factors point to improving conditions for the states homeless, like a 33% decrease in the number of people living on sheltered, outside come in cars, veterans are homeless , and the coalition says there' s an increase in the average income of the working poor. affordable housing remains a major challenge, and the coalition is concerned about an 8% rise in homeless families. >> that of course is very concerning because those are children and parents that are living in shelters who are on the streets. these are children, and these are our parents who are it' s about raising awareness, becoming informed, and talking to your legislators about

jean: but it didn' t slow down john kasich and hillary clinton. she is traveling to berlin where she is holding a town hall tonight. she answered questions ranging from the addiction crisis in new hampshire to equal pay for women and gun control. she called on gun owners to make changes. >> it is really time for gun owners to form a different organization that will do more responsibility and stand up for the safety of our children and our communities. >> we are covering tonight' s townhall in berlin and we will have more tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. tom: meanwhile ohio governor john kasich continued a two day trip through new hampshire with a town hall in nashua despite the weather, the republican drew a good size crowd to the event. as he has throughout the race, kasch pointed to a record of economic success as governor and as the architect of a balanced national budget while in congress. the 63-year-old says while he understands frustration with the big money in politics, he isnt selling anything. >> the special interests don' t matter to me. i m

that was mike talking with the former ecb president jean-claude trichet. much more ahead.ll break down jean-claude trichet's comments and what happened this morning with the ecb. joe weisenthal joining me with more. ♪ betty: good afternoon and welcome back to bloomberg markets. you just heard from the former ecb president, jean-claude trichet on the move that happened this morning with the ecb cutting their deposit rate and extending their stimulus program another six m coanchor of "what'd you miss?" he was trying to defend what the ecb is doing. joe: all day, the line has been that mario draghi must have screwed up in the communication over the last several weeks and has seemed to be building the anticipation for something much bigger. he was really hyping this up it seemed like and today was like ok, there was a cut in the deposit rate and the extension by time of the stimulus. and jean-claude trichet's point he made is monetary policy is based on action and ultimately it's these decisions that can get caught up in the noise and that in the grand scheme of things, that's

in manchester jean mackin wmur news nine. tom: the family of a man from mont vernon seriously burned in taiwan says they' go fund me page. the family of alex haas posted today, thanking everyone for their generosity and support. alex was burned on over 90% of his body during the accident at a water park in june. his family says he' ll have more surgeries to help with his recovery in boston starting in december. a survivor of the monster blast boston marathon bombing is asking you to think a little differently about holiday shopping this year. she now uses a trust that it left leg after she was hurt in the bombing. she now works with limbs for life, an organization that gives us that ask to people who need them but cannot afford them. tomorrow i' m giving tuesday, she wants americans to think about making a donation to this cause >> you can say you gave hearts to someone that really needed it. tom: more than 3000 amputations occur across the united states each week. prosthetics cost thousands of dollars. giving tuesday' s a na