reporter: front man justin spencer having plenty of fun on the wal-mart shopping spree. >> these are ideal. if thereof was ever a gift for a kid, drumming is the best. reporter: picking out toys and gifts for kids of awe ages using money donated by people from all over the country. spencer drove his box truck already full of presents across the u.s. >> i locked myself in the cab of the truck, slept in there and used that money otherwise -- reporter: putting those gifts in a safe place. he credits the generosity of hundreds of people who donated to his dawes, some handling them cash when they saw him. >> those people are the reason i'm here today. i'm not the hero in this. they're the ones that made the effort. reporter: spencer urgings any family in immediate to reach out to them on facebook, they'll be giving out gifts on three siobhan lopez, wmur news 9. jennifer: that's awesome, good job. tom: i like spencer's hairdo nowadays, looking good. mike: and they always do a great job performing and a great job in the community. we're getting some beneficial rain in here. but what about a

justin spencer from the popular band "recycled percussion" has made it back to new hampshire. he went cross country and collected toys for local kids in need. here -- he did his role. he raised $10,000. mike: they do great work all year round. giving back to the community. i remember them bringing the couple of drumsticks and it sounded great. a tricky dan the road tomorrow. the critical time when many are heading out, it might start to spit freezing rain out there. look at this beautiful shop this morning. a top mount washington from the observation deck. a little bit of snow on the deck and in the distance, and under cast. the cloudy skies sitting there on the deck atut right over the top of the rest of the presidential range. full sunshine developed their during the late morning and afternoon. temperatures are quite chilly. all below freezing. a few temperatures to watch. one in the valleys, all below freezing. second is mount washington. 27. 19 degrees about four hours ago. lighter than the cold air sinking in the valleys. that warm air rides on top of it. that is why moun

shelley: today justin spencer bought thousands of dollars of toys and gifts using money donated from people all over the fans to help him raise the money, and more than $10,000 came in to help granite state families. >> those people are the reason why we're here today, i'm not the hero in any of this, trust me. the people that donated, they're really the ones who made the effort. shelley: any family in need to get in contact with spencer on the recycled percussion facebook page. they'll be giving the gifts out at three locations on christmas day. tom: you can help make sure every child gets a gift this spirit of giving toy drive. it kicks off friday, december 2 and runs through the 4th at the toys-r-us locations in manchester and nashua and at the crossings in newington. you can give new, unwrapped toys for the toys for tots program. the need is particularly great for donations for children under three and older than ten. shelley: thanks for joining us >> announcer: the following is a paid commercial program proudly brought to you be prosvent. do you make frequent trips to the bathro

. >> a local musician is on a justin spencer from recycled percussion is on a mission to collect as many toys as possible. he sent news 9 this message while out on the road. >> so here i am driving from las vegas to new hampshire. my goal is to do it in three days and to raise $10,000 where every single penny will go to buy toy first kids. to learn more about how to donate you can visit wmur.com. announcer: hayley lapoint and your storm 9 norkt. hayley: still mostly cloudy. but there might be some drizzle, low clouds hanging around. your house or go and cut down down your christmas tree, tomorrow will be the day to do i because we'll have some sunshine and we'll be dry as well. it's not going to be perfectly sunny. up in the north country could be a few flurryies coming through. tells in the 30's and 40's by the afternoon tomorrow. so some scattered rain showers and snow showers. they've been lurking throughout the evening here. and even though on radart and done with. there is some drizz to be had. so overnight it will be slow improvement. you can see there is actually some clearing. po

justin spencer from the popular band recycled percussion has made it back to new hampshire after going on a cross challenge for charity. he went across the u.s., collecting toys for local kids in need. justin beat his goal by raising more than $10,000. and he had reason to celebrate in this picture. he loves new hampshire. still to come. need a place to vent your frustrations? are using anger rooms to relieve their stress. and now time for our u-local hot shots. take these pictures as proof that you are never too old to sit on santa's lap. you can submit your pictures and video, and join the thousands of u-local members, by logging onto got any good gift ideas? ? verizon prepaid is gonna be my gift ? ? no extra charges ? ? cash stays in your pocket ? ? it's got hd streaming others are too stingy... ? (deep voice) with verizon you look awesome. ? you wanted more data and look what santa gave ya ? ? verizon keeps you going with that always-on data ? ? (deep voice) "that's the deal of my dreams." with verizon you look awesome. (vo) give verizon prepaid with always-on data on the best netw

. >> justin spencer from the popular band recycled percussion is embarking on an across country mission to select as many toys as possible for local children in need and sent news 9 this message out on the road. >> so here i am driving across the country from las vegas to new hampshire. my goal is to do it in three days and to raise $10,000 for every single bits of that will go to buying toys this week for kids. >> his goal is to raise $10,000 you heard him there by the time he reaches new hampshire and his deadline is today. to learn more how to donate, visit wmur.com. well, nothing quite shakes off the post thanksgiving blues like a quick plunge into freezing cold water. that's exactly what happened at adaptive ski programs, athletic activities for children and adults with disabilities and these brave plungers helped to bring in more than $40,000. impressive take there. we hope you stay with us. coming up next, a decisive victory or unh and jamie has coverage ahead. josh: the last few days have been cloudy with on and off showers. that's about to change at least for now. we take a fou

. >>> this is where police found the body of 23-year-old justin dubois yesterday buried in a backyard. it happened on the unit block of spencer court in lumberton and two brothers ages 24 and 27 are under arrest tonight for murder. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic is live at superior court in mount holly. nora, you got the full story. >> reporter: jim, the costello brothers of lumberton are behind bars tonight held on first degree murder charges. they made a first appearance in court via video this afternoon where their substantial bail was continued in this bizarre murder case. 27-year-old christopher costello of lumberton and his younger brother 24-year-old brian appeared via video in superior court today. the costellos are facing first degree murder charges accused of killing a man who lived with them at their spencer court home and burying his body in the backyard. >> i -- shocked. i don't know what to say. never think they would do something like that. speechless. >> reporter: prosecutors say the victim is 23-year-old justin dubois. he was reported missing by a family member october 31st. >> i'm a little scared. i

spencer. >> hello everyone and welcome to the view house centennial on a chilly monday night. next 30 minutes. joining me always mark and safety justin simmons, your second time. glad we didn't scare you too much on the first one. >> oh, no. a pleasure. >> . >> how are you doing. >> doing well. >> glad you are here. >> we get right into the game obviously. and talking about how hard you guys played and what went down, but obvious loss. how was the mood over there today? >> it was tough. obviously that's a tough pill to swallow. division game, you know, a lot riding on that football game and then, you know, like you said, we had plenty of opportunities to win the game on all sides of the game and came up short. it's a tough team and a tough bunch of leaders that have been through this before and know how to fight and persevere through it. today. we watched a film and get ready this week. >> putting the game behind him. how long does it take as a player to put this behind. >> learning what you have to learn and after that time you got to let it go and get ready for next week, especially in the nfl. there are so many teams and opportuni

investigators found the body of 23-year-old justin dubois yesterday buried in the backyard of a home in the unit block of spencer court. he was reported missing on halloween. two brothers who lived there with dubois have been arrested 25-year-old brian costello and 27-year-old christopher costello both face murder charges. >> new at 5:00 tonight police are looking for the man who they say stole a check from a cancer patient and then cashed it for himself. even worse, the victim is his girlfriend's grandmother. "action news" reporter bob brooks is live in aston outside of the bank where that suspect cashed the check. bob. >> reporter: rick, good evening. this is absolutely horrible. i don't know what else you can say about this. detectives say the td bank where he he cashed the check in aston. he's accused of stealing the money from a 68-year-old woman whom he knew personally and she's very sick. this is a picture of a 24-year-old caught in the act of a seriously disturbing crime. they say the check in his hand he's cash isn't his. >>> it belongs to his girlfriend's 68-year-old grandma. detectives say he forged h