tom keene is in new york. the market isat only focusing on the u.s. elections. there is a clear candidate that the markets want. tom: i agree with you. the second onto tuesday of november, next tuesday. a remarkable switch in the last 12 hours from the bond route. look at where equities are worldwide. francine: have you seen anything like it? an open, loaded question. i would say i don't know where we will be tuesday or wednesday of next week. that is an uncertainty the markets dislike. francine: no one likes risk in this kind of environment. october manufacturing, pmi rising that are then estimated. we will have pound and euro check shortly. let's get to the bloomberg first word news. bankersmost british really that london will remain the financial center even after the country leaves the european union. 72% of banker say london will maintain his role as the financial hub for at least five years. the eu and u.k. will be hurt by brexit. forecast is that mark carney will not change interest rates while he is go

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right now police in keene are looking for a suspect who robbed a convenience store at keene state college saturday. take a look at your screen . police say the person assaulted the clerk and took an with brown hair wearing a dark colored sweatshirt. and was last seen heading south onto campus. anyone with information should call keene police. the presidential transition is underway. coming up president elect trump makes two big hires for his cabinet. the reaction to his choices and clean up is under way in new zealand after a powerful earthquake. the latest on the devastation. kevin: sean: in today's cook's corner we're making granola stuffed sean: new reaction to the president elect's first big decisions donald trump announced his two first hires this weekend but not everyone likes his choices. a new interview asked trump about those big campaign promises. abc's maggie rulli is in washington with more. maggie: it's donald trump's first major decision as president-elect. two big hires for his new team trump the ultimate washington outsider hiring reince priebus white house as chief of sta

orange and keene at 28. 20 degrees in norwood. cold wherever you go, but we will be warming above freezing as we head to 10 a.m. and that icy threat will end. then we are tracking the rain. look at this evening drive, guys. it looks like a washout. we will tell you how much rain could fall coming up. >>> a look at the roads are expressway speed limit ride. average speeds right now 58 miles per hour. and a 9-minute drive time from the braintree split. 29 minutes from 495 to the leverett connector. >>> just coming up on 4:02 this morning. we start with breaking news out of columbia where there has been a plane crash involving a charter plane that was carrying a brazilian soccer team and this morning we know some people have survived the plane crashed into a mountain area near the medenine mountain airport. at least three people have been taken to the hospital alive from the scene. right now search efforts have been suspended because of heavy rain in that area. the plane did make an emergency call before this crash, but at this hour,

worcester at 35. 36 in keene and a few towns will hover close to freezing overnight tonight. a little bit of light icing taking place in the slick areas, usually overpasss, the decks in the backyard, the front step. keep an eye north worcester and southwest new hampshire, the highest odds of icing. north and east, no issues there. the coldest temps again well off to the north and west. tonight, a batch of light rain and snow moving through in the next couple hour and then just clouds. if you are camping tonight or out and about tomorrow, it's not going to be raining outside or a real soggy day, just mainly cloudy skies and drizzle and a few light showers and no significant rainfall, just a damp and gray day. drizzle and cool tomorrow morning, temps in the upper 30s to low 40s, and we see look to friday evening, a couple of showers. the sunset at 4:15. for high temp, 50 across the cape, the islands and the south coast. colder temperatures inland and reaching the low 40s tomorrow afternoon. and then we look toward the weekend, and we are act together to the east but it's too fa

a little bit later there and continuing through the evening on flip side we got a cooler spot like keene, new hampshire at 37? and a lot of clouds around, quick sprinkle here the next couple hours and temperature not able to warm up as much as because of those early clouds. 51? in keene, also cold front coming through sooner and colder air moving in quicker. 61 in boston and lower sects really the rule in ipswich and framingham as well and we got a here out toward worcester and orange and keene, new hampshire, manchester, temperatures are limited to the 50s, even lawrence today about 59?. tonight though 30s are back, going to be freezing for many of you when you wake up in the morning and there we go into the low and mid-50s for your highs tomorrow with partly sunny skies, a little bit of breeze, winds probably up around 25 miles per hour from time to time here tomorrow and friday you can see i'm thickening up the clouds for veterans day here at 57?, looking dry right now, really don coming in on cold front and thicken up clouds for a little while. can't rule out especially on higher ele

chelsea clinton will be in keen and andover, new hampshire today. we will also take a look at atkinson, new hampshire where donald trump is scheduled to speak in just a few minutes. wbz's nicole jacobs is live there as supporters rally for trump. nicole. >> reporter: chris, crews were supposed to -- i should say here around noontime. he has not arrived yet. no sign of him inside, nonetheless, new hampshire has become a swing state, a tiedup race here so it could go either way on tuesday but supporters here today have said they don't believe that tiedup race is true. it's all about donald trump, the atkinson resort country club in new hampshire. >> friends for trump right from the beginning. >>or tightened run for the finish. >> i'm a huge trump supporter. >> reporter: it's what these sisters in laws who traveled -- traveled from georgia to see. support rolling in however it may for donald trump, buses, buttons, bumper stickers all for him. >> everybody i know is a trump supporter. >> reporter: the latest suffolk university boston globe poll showing

francine lacqua in london, tom keene in new york.dit swiss shares -- credit down. shares facing -- i spoke to tijane thiam. billionve almost 31 swiss francs of assets this year, up 40% on the previous year. we think that is a strong performance. we said we would drive costs down and we are well in track to beat the 2016 target. francine: so far he has eliminated thousands of jobs, slashed assets, and cut the securities business to focus on wealth management. spring and michael moore and we are back with rob wood. they were not very good in equities for last quarter. it was quite a visible, and i know there was an asset disposal, but overall they were ok results. what is going on? michael: i think there was an expectation after you had better ask -- better than expected results from deutsche bank and barclays that deutsche bank would surprise -- it's credit suisse would surprise. people are looking at the trading results they had, the worst trading results among the global banks. i think people are perhaps concerned about the continui

but be careful around keene. this report brought to you by minuteman health. from the wzid traffic network, i am deb davidson. sean: topping our news a , childcare center in lee is now closed after a three-year-old child was found wandering along a nearby busy road. wmur's ray brewer is here now to explain what happened, and how it is affecting other children at the facility. ray: sean his angels learning , academy closed down voluntarily after the incident, but that left 30 families scrambling to find care for their children right away. it was back on november 18, a man calling police, saying he had spotted a three-year-old child alone, walking up the ramp to route four from route 155 in lee -- a very busy area. while other witnes with the child, the man went and checked with the nearby daycare, confirming that the toddler had somehow wandered off. the child was unhurt but the , state bureau of childcare licensing and police are now investigating. and the live and learn learning center nearby was only able to accept nine of the families. >> we have a waitlist

we're into the 30's off to the north and 30's in keene. the cold weather is coming in almost due west to east. we rain moving through just north of the lakes region and white mountains that will continue to pivot through the next hour or so and then it's out of here. the actual front itself is now just about moving close to brattleboro, vermont. and you'll know when it comes through, the wind will shift and temperatures will drop for some time to come of the we're headed into the time of the year, mild it's been snowing for hours in the bennington area and the lake effect snow, colder air moving over relatively mild lake water. and the snow won't be as concentrated into the granite state. good news, not much west of there, no organized systems. the travel time before thanksgiving should be ok and that does mean not just here in new england, but also throughout the ent downpours early, change to snow and that mainly in northern new hampshire. windy and colder in the afternoon. temperatures in the 40's near 50 early and those will drop into

lacqua in london, tom keene is in london.have donald trump's people around him be appointed. headlines there would be protested everything. but really, and why i am in london, with you in new york last week, is the tie into the markets. a correlated move in the markets. not be a tipping point or a point of crisis but we are seeing substantial readjustment. francine: america is where it is happening. and the white house. we are expecting the cabinet so that is what we need to focus on. let's get to the bloomberg first word news. trying donald trump is to balance competing wings within the establishment. he has named reince priebus to be the white house chief of staff. senior strategist sean been in -- the executive of trumps campaign. donald trump says he was saddened to hear that some of his supporters have attacked minorities since the election. don't do it.y, that is terrible. because i'm going to bring this country together. >> they are harassing latinos, muslims -- >> i am so saddened to hear that. and i say stop it. ,f i

, these three gentlemen are keen to emphasize that their gas and oil companies. are we pricing off the wrong measure in many ways but continuing to concentrate on the oil price rather than the gas price? >> it's a fair point. these companies are moving to a mix of roughly 50-50 between oil and natural gas. a large component of their natural gas sales is via the l and g market and l and g for the most part is pegged off of oil prices. so they do still maintain an oil price linkage in the majority of their revenue stream but certainly with gas providing clearly a greener alternative to oil and i think that's the reason why they want to emphasize that. >> on the sector, because clearly what we've seen in the last days the measures of a lot of new players in the oil market. do you expect consolidation to keep on happening because that's an easy way to keep the capacity in check. >> yeah. it's a fair point. certainly the emergence of shell oil in the u.s. has been transformative. now we haven't seen too much consolidation amongst those names. that's something that cou

it's just 30 degrees in orange, 29 in keene. worcester 37. we're all running in the lower 30's in the cape. you'll miss out on the bulk of the wet weather. temperatures latn climbing with this system. southerly winds are going to bring us into the lower 50's. it will take all day. the bulk of any rainfall stays outside of 495. as we get closer to lunchtime, here comes that steadier rain moving in. rain at times during the afternoon. and then as we approach that evening commute, 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 tonight, absolutely pouring, especially along and south of the pike. could be some poor drainage flooding. the bulk of this is shifting offshore around or after tomorrow. tomorrow we start out dry but we're doing it again with heavier rain coming in the afternoon. temperatures staying in the 50's here through thursday. get you out to the roads. olessa: the major roadways are pretty quiet this morning. live look 93 in somerville. you can see rush hour delays starting to pick up. let's get over to the maps. we are watching a road closure in lynn. part of

thrasher last night after responding to reports of a suspicious person behind the spaulding gym at keene state college. he is scheduled to face a judge today. a driver in nashua says his vehicle ended up in the river because he dropped a cigarette. the car rolled down the mines falls boat ramp just before noon yesterday and then floated away before sinking about 75 feet from shore. no one was hurt. crews hope to have a large brush fire in the white mountain national forest fully contained by the end of today. the covered bridge fire has already charred more than 325 acres near albany. dozens of firefighters are dealing with difficult and dangerous terrain but they have officials aren't sure exactly how the fire started but they think it was human-caused. under way, but not without some hiccups. coming up, what president obama says about the president-elect, and the walkouts across the country. kevin: in the last hour, king tied coming onshore out of the seacoast. we will look at that and look ahead at your forecast with beneficial rain in just a bit. sean: and in today's "grow it green,"

. >> is that another name for the keen steak house? >> well, keen steak house, no. so avenue feeling that's keen steak house. >> maybe it is 21 club, i don't know. >> i know somebody that would know. >> doug luzader would know. do you know where he won't have his snake. >> was it keen that's. >> yep, i think it was 21. but there was some confusion, the weird thing is i woke up with, because i get all of the pool emails, just all of the discussion that went back and forth amongst all of the pool reporters he last night, and the mayhem that ensued because trump didn't tell them he was going out to dish. there was some speculation that i had gone to the steak house, then in fact it ended up being 21. that's why you see those two things. >> talking about this before the show, why does it matter whether the press knows where he is going? let the man get a male in piece. >> yes. >> you know, has to get in the pool every time. every president shapes at this, circumstance, i don't know if you remember this, back in 2010, president obama woke up one saturday or sunday mornin

after thanksgiving, used to launch the holiday season, but the competition to grab customers first is keen. stores like macy's, walmart, target and more were open on thursday evening in what they hope will be a new holiday tradition. other stores, like the best buy electronics store in watertown, massachusetts, opened their doors early on friday morning. this weekend is crucial to set the tone for the their shopping during the thanksgiving weekend, according to a survey conducted for the national retail federation. that includes online and store shopping. black friday, the day after thanksgiving, vies with the saturday before christmas as the busiest shopping day of the year. the nrf, the nation's largest retail group, expects holiday sales to rise 3.6 percent for november and december, better than the 3 percent growth seen for those months last year. that excludes car sales, petrol and restaurant receipts but includes online spending and other non-store sales such as catalogue spending "right now, very calm... ...maneuvering around and stuff customers in on thanksgiving day will help cont

down into the keene area. heavier relations in the 20's and 30's. tomorrow only in the 30's. with the winds, it will feel much colder than those readings. not the greatest of days to be outdoors because of how cool it will feel. mount snow showers tuesday. thursday perfect for thanksgiving travel. cool as we head into north we -- next week. it feels we have taken a turn to late november with these cold sports. jason: the patriots are on the field in the bay area taking on chip kelly's 49ers, new england trying to bounce back from last week's loss to seattle, and probably a good team to do it against. the 9ers are just 2-7. 1310 was your halftime score. it is still 13-10. tom brady has two touchdown passes. the first half. highlights and reaction at 11:00. the bills in cincinnati, no score in the first. no score on the first possession. the bills improve to 5-5. buffalo wins 16-12. the steelers and brown's in the fourth quarter. here we go. zone for the defensive touchdown. steelers win 24-9. the top team in the nfc is the dallas cowboys. they played the ravens in dallas. thir

tom keene will be on trump watch. tom: team coverage.sticking with the transition team. donald trump is offered the position of national security advisor to michael flynn. that's according to a person involved with trumps transition team. he is the former head of the defense and intelligence agency. he has also been a vocal critic of president obama strategy to combat islamic state. donald trump is planning to meet tomorrow with met romney. -- mitt romney. a transition official says trump is considering romney for secretary of state. other candidates include nikki haley, john bolton, rudy giuliani. presidententral bank mario draghi says the recovery is not yet strong enough to deliver sustained reflation. speaking today in germany he talked about signs of progress. robbery --omy is recovering at a steady rate. 4 million cents 2013. the recovery has become more broad-based with less difference in economic performance across countries. taylor: he said the level of monetary support would be a key ingredient in the coming years. former frenc

francine lacqua in london, tom keene in new york. seven interesting days until the u.s. election in the ft endorsing a presidential candidate. i have not seen that before. tom: that was something to see, certainly the busiest week of the year. francine: we have to look at stocks, the economy, and finance. taylor: the u.s. justice department tells congress at work as quickly as possible with the fbi on the new investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. the campaign has accused the fbi of crossing the line because it comes so close to election day. the republicans have said fbi has not provided enough details about the probe. cnn cut ties with donna thezeale, who is currently interim chair of the democratic committee. she apparently only -- allegedly gave clinton answers for questions. u.k.'s ambassador to the called his company -- country a major stakeholder in the u.k. and the company -- country must put -- improve communication. the british spy chief warns that russia is an increasing threat to the u.k. the director general andre

tom keene with francine lacqua. is a vibrant brexit.jor building project in london. francine: that is some of the news. tom, this is a huge day. politiciana european , you think how do i stop voter anger? do i need to move my policies? do i stand firm? do i look at angela merkel and do a huge re-think? david rubenstein has eric schmidt on his show tonight, and google has stepped up to the and moved 3000 employees to your london. francine: that is another story. should we get to politics news? tom: let's go to "first word news" with taylor riggs. france, -- in france, foreign minister macron has announced that he will run for election. macron is a one-time investment banker who was the second most popular politician in france. a supreme court judge says the uk may need comprehensive legislation to start the brexit process. and the hell is one of the judges who will hear the -- brenda hale is one of the judges who will hear the case. china may use donald trump's election to exert economic leadership in asia. asia pacific economic cooperat

i am tom keene.backdrop here is the turmoil of fifth avenue, where the president-elect lives. seeant you will reduced earnings adjacent to mr. trump's about. -- abode. francine: here in the u.k., welcome to my town. we have weakness. .etail sales surging we see a lot more traveling. it is confounding economists who ugly.rexit would be very welcome to london where it is cheaper and colder. tom: it has been good. steven meijer will join us in a bit. right now, you need a news update on the president-elect. ministerapan's prime becomes the first global leader to meet with the lo donald trump today. he praised trump's extraordinary talents and says he will try to work hand-in-hand with him. speaking with japan, the central bank's recent his control over the world's second-largest bond market. the bank of japan is offering to buy a big amount of bonds. the japanese 10 year yield trends positive this week since the third week of september. trump'sllen, how donald fiscal policies may affect, but don't expec

he is keen for trump to nominate a supreme court judge, having left the post open since the death of antonin scalia a in the hopes that a republican can fill it. his mostls of controversial campaign promises remain hazy. >> [indiscernible] >> thank you, everybody. >> hillary clinton did win the popular vote and her loss has left millions of americans shocked and even angry. there has been a second night of protests against trump's victory. many of his critics fear his presidency can bring a setback in civil rights. [indiscernible] fury in portland. the riots declared by police and mass arrests made. >> that's what the protest is about. countrysts across the were mostly peaceful. young people dominated the anti-trump krause. blocking interstate highways in minneapolis and los angeles. dozens marched in manhattan and gathered at the trump tower, keen to voice their peers for civil rights and to counter those who say they are not respecting the democratic process. >> i have a right as an american , theen to protest hate darkness of evil and racism. >> there's no excuse to be apathetic.

the keene state women's field hockey team has made the turn it in division three. the saint anselm college field hockey team is in the tournament for the first year ever. there is your newest fcs called safe hands. croydon home are being rehabilitated. tom: the dogs range in age from three weeks to much older and many are extremely malnourished. it could take weeks before any of the dogs are well enough to be adopted. they >> do need a of medical attention. >> several of them have never logical issues. they are fair -- have neurological issues. they are very wobbly. there is one that is blind. tom: work. it could take weeks before the dogs are put up for adoption. i am sure there will be a lot of good families. shelley: beautiful day for election day. mike: you could not ask for much better. temperatures 10 degrees above average. it is coldest friday night into saturday night before temperatures get back to the average. could not be better molly's not thinking about cancer today, but three years from now, a routine screening will catch it early and make all the dif

keene state women's field hockey team has made the ncaa turn at keene state is in the tournament for the 11th time. st. a's will play on wednesday. josh: our final pitch continues now with the governor's race. democratic candidate for governor, colin van ostern. >> hi, i'm colin van ostern and i ask for your vote for governor on tuesday so we can work together to take our next step for as a state. if i give me tha right for the people of new hampshire and not let politics get in the way. i'll take my background in business and i'll find ways to cut inefficient state spending, cut red tape, no sales tax and no income tax. and i'll make sure we make the right investments to strengthen our economy and bring and keep young people and young families, new businesses and startups here, like lowering college costs and investing in solar and renewable energy. i'll protect access to health care and not let politics get in treatment service through the bipartisan expansion to medicaid or supporting funding for birth control and cancer screenings and annual exams and our state planned parenthood

this is john maynard keens in the middle. this is the conference that gave us the world bank. this is the conference that gave us a global currency paid to dpold, which in turn was pegged to the u.s. dollar. and those of you may remember before it went away in the early 1970s there was no such thing as a floating exchange rate. all exchange rates were fixed gold. what that meant was that any transaction done almost anywhere in the world a percentage of it would come back to the united states in one form or another. it's what built post-war new york city. john maynard keens who's sitting in the middle there called bretton woods a swindle because he knew what this meant. what it meant was even if two parts of the british empire did business, say canada and australia, they would now likely do it in u.s. dollars, and they would now likely do it through new york bankers and new york insurance companies. this had been in the making since 1914. 1945 will make sure it stays in place until the early 1970s. keens however also said that great britain can't police half the world while sit

it turns out it was hanover, keene, and nashua that had not reported. so it looked closer than we would have wanted here but right about that time, i got word we would have a healthy win with 15,000 votes. so i did not stress too much. but it was volatile at the top of the ticket. i think that impacted -- you was very close. i am thrilled for maggie hassan and new hampshire that she makes it to the senate, but it was close all day and a lot of lasers. very high turnout. and it turns out both sides were turning out. josh: we have had a couple of weeks to absorb everything going on. donald trump is under constant scrutiny now as he makes the selection for his cabinet. do you think he is getting a fair shake? rep. kuster: we are in unchartered territory. the word i keep thinking is "unpredictability." election night, i think he gave a gracious speech. then the very next thing, he appoints steve bannon, who wears associated with white supremacists and nationalists a heartbeat from the oval office. i think there is a lot of uncertainty for everyone. republic

keene, still in the warm sector, if you will. but the cold line is beginning as far as the accumulation, a coating of snow, the grassy surface and the cars, this morning in the highest elevations of worcester county. and then tonight a chance for another coating of snow. all in all, maybe an inch possible tonight in the highest elevations out west. we could see some neighborhoods, even towards the east coast of mass. by the time we get tonight and the cold air is more prevalent. we could get some snow and quick through. definitely a winter feel. temperatures right now upper 40s. not too cold yet. but overnight, we'll see chilly temperatures returning and we'll be seeing a better threat for the snow showers to stick to the ground in a couple of spots. it is going to be windy. check out these wind advisories. this is for today, tonight and tomorrow. 20 to 30 miles an hour westerly wind gusts up to 50 at times, especially tomorrow. the power lines. rain, obviously we've got that on the roads this morning. and to a lesser extent, tha

mother in-law with a keen sense of smell... glad bag, full of trash. what happens next? nothing. only glad has febreze to neutralize odors for 5 days. guaranteed. even the most perceptive noses won't notice the trash. >>> developing right now at 5:30 one person hurt and another in custody following a violent domestic disturbance. the latest on the investigation. >>> and breaking overnight the tentative agreement in place to keep harvard janitors on the job. >>> donald trump continues to gather his cabinet, the supporter boeing out of the race and what it means for president obama's legacy. >>> live from the channel 4 studios news this morning. >>> welcome back, everybody, i'm kate merrill. >>and i'm chris mckinnon. it's wednesday november 16th. let's talk to danielle about what we can expect today. >>gradual clearing is the process today. we will see increasing sunshine during the second half of the afternoon. we had just shy of an inch of rain in boston yesterday. that helped us out. obviously need the rain because of the drought. there's a little bit of mist and drizzle this mo

hanni: bernard wasn't keen on receiving his german visitor alone, so frances joins us. both want a clean break with europe -- and say nature is on their side. frances day: every day we say thank god for the english channel. it's our most precious possession. it really is. hanni: why? frances: because it protects us. bernard rayner: it's a natural border. it's a natural barrier. hanni: from who? frances: from invasion. it's always helped us. hanni: barrier? protection from invasion? britain has changed. it has become more alien. it feels smaller, even if it sound more grandiose. crackpot ideas are in the air - the recommissioning of the royal yacht britannia, for one. a future as a global sea trading power. the english channel is getting wider and the climate here is no longer so mild -- at least as far as migrants are concerned. it is a long time since the british islands were invaded. in 1066, william the conqueror vanquished the anglo saxons at hastings -- a battle reenacted every year. this year, some patriotic souls are no doubt reading the brexit vote as the uk's l

she is keen to help families she addressed after becoming prime minister.m what we have heard so far dan terms of the leaked policy for today, we hear there will be more on child care, for working families. and it will be perhaps some help on universal credit, the national living wage will rise. this is a conservative chancellor and measures look relatively modest. we do not think he will go all out and launch a massive fiscal stimulus. the measures will be quite small. francine: are there fear surrounding the trump election, this brexit, which pushes government to look at a fairer society or does it come from the prime minister? >> again, i think it is more linked to brexit vote than to trump. ishink it is about, there clearly concerned about inequality in our societies. and i think that is one of the things being addressed, but at the same time, it will be fairly modest. i think this is the key thing. what i also think is interesting is that there is clearly also some ideas about incentivizing people to get into work and not taking away benefits so quickl

tom keene is in new york. here is taylor riggs. strike that led to 5000 flights being canceled. analysts are suggesting -- pilots are striking in a pay dispute for the fifth time in seven days. -- omists northwestern university press david drawn of his testifying for the government in the trial over whether the merger should be arrive to take place. the company could raise prices up to 10% without losing business because of lack of competition. biggestthe world's automakers will join forces to set up the european network of fast charging stations for electric cars. the partnership includes volkswagen, bmw, ford, and were cities ben's -- amber cedi's ben's -- and mercedes-benz parent daimler. in on thelet's check italian banks. we know about political risks. -- itcus now switches to is very clear that the ftse is under pressure, and the italian banks are today gaining. another story because of dilution and capital raising. investors are worried of what a no-referendum vote means for matteo renzi and the government, and therefore som

evening commute will be wet again in spots and then thursday into the first part of the commute. 29 in keen, 32 in springfield for that reason the national weather service has herb shoed a freezing rain advisory, a trace of freezing rain that may have roads in spots a winter weather advisory is up for concord, new hampshire points north hour by hour a little pink showing up you notice well outside of 495 through late morning and then for the rest a.m., new time and ramps up from there heavy downpours around for your evening commute and temperatures slowly keyword, rise to around 50 by late in the day let's get a check on the roads thankfully they thinks are quiet right now. >>> no issues right now, danielle. oh my gosh is it monday again? light traffic, your drive time to the pike is just 5 minutes no problems there. the rest of your commute from the south in great shape 95 24 north right up to 128, route 3 is open from brain tree, plymouth, to the expressway, chris and kate? >>> breaking news police on the scene of a shooting in lynn one person was taken to mass general no word on their co

he arrived with nothing save a brave heart and a keen brain. leonard was an intelligent man with great wits, sporting prowess and musical skills being a violinist of high repute. many of these talents were passed to his daughter jennie and then on to his grandson, winston. he always believed passionately in his daughter's abilities and talents as jennie would believe in her son's. leonard came from a long line of pioneering an cysters. timothy jerome, the first to become american, was a protestant who left france in 1710. he settled in england in 1717 but then sailed from the isle of white to settle in connecticut. it was through leonard jerome that churchill was extremely prud of his revolutionary blood. churchill claimed that he had at least two forebearers who fought against the british in the american war of independence. one great grandfather samuel jerome served in the berkshire county militia while another the fourth massachusetts regiment marched and fought with george washington's army at valley forge. furthermore, leonard jerome's mat

we are in the 20s from keene down to springfield. 31 in manchester right now. satellite and radar quiet. we are in for sunshine today. there will be some increase in clouds but not until your ride home. so a sunny and cool start. sunrise at 6:34. mild breeze, 60 by lunchtime. outdoor lunch sounds good me. southwest wind at 7 to 14 miles per hour. weaver going to top out in the low to mid 60s this afternoon. mid 50s with a sunset at 4:23. rain for tomorrow. let's get you on the road. >>we just have some light traffic on the northbound lanes of the expressway here. your drive time from braintree up to the pike is just 10 minutes. south of the city looks good all around. route 3 completely slow-downs on 95 or 24 north up to 128. >>> thank you, brianna. >>> breaking overnight crews battle a fire on a hospital property. we will continue to monitor this and bring you updates throughout the morning. >>don't be afraid. we are going to bring our country back, but certainly don't be afraid. >>> donald trump trying to reassure the country in his first television interview

tom: a keene man is dead after an suv hit the motorcycle he was riding. keene police say it happened at the intersection of west street and island street this morning. 29-year-old danny blood was taken to a nearby hospital where he died. the driver of the jeep was not and route 11 in new london is back open tonight. after an accident involving a tractor trailer and a sedan. two people were hurt. a helicopter took one of them to the hospital. the crash happened around 3:30. accident reconstruction crews had the road closed until 7:30 tonight. shelley: now to commitment 2016 two executive councilors. who want to be the state's next governor going head to head in the first wmur granite state debate. >> what colin never wants to talk about is the first 10 years was a paid political operative. his only job in the last decade has been for the sununu family. shelley: women's health. commuter rail. and the drug crisis are just some of the issues we heard about from republican chris sununu and democrat colin van ostern. tom: moderator and wmur political director j

earth has spun 655 times since hillary clinton kicked things off with a pop into kristen's bistro in keene. and some voters like leonard and carolyn morril have been engaged since day one. >> i decided i had to go listen to them in person for the wherever they were. so i've been busy listening. josh: and they both have listened to a lot over the last couple years, and it has led them to this conclusion. >> this is going to be the last 24 hours to try to decide. josh: of course both hillary , clinton and donald trump have their core base of support, but the key to victoty is to win over independents and those who just cant decide who they dislike the least. >> if you are republican and you are looking at donald trump and clinton? it will be hard to do that, but when you vote for gary johnson and throw your vote away? josh: for many who normally vote blue, the same is true. >> if you are big bernie sanders supporter, can? you vote for hillary clinton? josh: a lot of voters, it seems, will be going with their heart as much as they will their got when they stepped behind the curtain. >> i'll w

couple of spots like keene and 40s for your highs and all the way to 58 in bridgewater. 6 in brockton as well as plymouth and mid-50s over the cape, the islands today. how about 58 degrees on the vineyard. and i think you better like it while you can, because it gets a little cooler from here. tomorrow morning we jumped ahead here to 8:30 tomorrow morning. i want to point out you will see a little bit of green and a little bit of purple on the map pause there is a risk for a quick passing temperature in nothing widespread. very, very spotty and no impact on your weekend plans. as we travel through the day, something to keep in mind that very slight risk. on and off clouds for your saturday. we have a series of disturbances coming through that are stirring up the clouds and holding in the cold. on sunday, though, what i think we will have to watch are some onshore wind. if that happens it will null enough moisture to pull in cloud at the coastline. one to are two sprinkles. and further west the brighter on sunday. a high tomorrow 52 in boston. 48 in worcester. 49 in concord, new hampsh

the people said the same about barack obama who weren't keen on his election eight years ago.t would be said of their response. they're sore losers. we didn't see that kind of thing. not to the degree we are here. a lot of them based on things that were said and done during this presidential race. well, things are said and done during lots of presidential races. again, if you flip that around and you were to base it on things that hillary clinton had said and done and e-mails or we discovered later on had said behind closed doors in speeches that were supposed to never get out and base that on your reluctance to see her as the winner, where do you draw the line? the american people have spoken. you're justify set. fine, understandable, but holy cow. >>> meanwhile, there is the business of continuing the nation's business and the president-elect, with the inspiration of the president and the woman he defeated to move on and to support the transition effort, and we're getting a lot of details now about how that is shaping up and who that is shaping up to be. >> a busy day today.

we will get over to gardner and keene about 5:10, 5:20. some of that evaporating before it gets to the ground. a little while before icing becomes a problem. look at the temperatures cold in the upper 20s and 30s area-wide. as we head to the afternoon watch this rain that will be moving in as we get to the evening drive time especially. look at futurecast through 10:00 in the morning. really north and west of boston where we have that chance of showers. and at noontime, we are getting closer to the greater boston area and by 5:00, it does look very wet. look at the heavier amounts south and west. we could be seeing less than a closer look at that and when another rainmaker moved in just a minute. julie. >>> right now things are moving along on the roads just fine. it is early. not a lot of people. a lot of green which means wide open from 495 on the pike into 128 into the allston-brighton area. no issues route 1 or 93 south. 11 minutes on 128 northbound from westwood to the weston tolls. >>> get you back to that breaking news we have been

orange and keene. we have a couple of flurries the way of sticking this morning. so the story will be the chill in the air and clouds around this morning. 7 a.m. in plymouth. 35 degrees. warming to 40. at 9 a.m., mid opinion is 40s here by late morning. the risk of rain in particular is going to be on the low side. i do have a couple of spots in inland towns and cities that have a slightly higher risk of getting that little bit of a temperature in or that quick little spritz, but for all of us, the risk really starts to up. gene. >>> we are following breaking news in plainville this morning. police are investigating a deadly wrong-way crash on 495 south. this happened near the spruce street overpass around 2:00 this morning. we know that the wrong-way driver is dead, and the driver of the other car currently at rhode island hospital. right now two lanes of the highway are shut down. we will continue to follow this story and bring out latest on air and online at our web site at fox25boston.com. >>> flesh house following an intense fire in saugus. >> sara: fortunate

general keen, thank you as wells so much. >> good talking to you. >> of course. >> thanks.esidential nominee mitt romney, mitt romney was one of president-elect trump's most vocal opponents during the campaign. but with governor romney now one of the leading candidates for secretary of state, can by gones be by gones? some trump loyalists say no way. the latest on the brewing tensions just ahead. >>> this one, not at the white house, but on capitol hill. more from the congressman working to try to replace nancy pelosi as the house minority leader. >> they know that if we don't get the middle of the country, we're never going to be back in the majority. ♪ something new has arrived. ♪ uniquely designed... for the driven. ♪ introducing the first-ever infiniti qx30 crossover. lease the first-ever infiniti qx30 for $299 a month. visit your local infiniti retailer. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet... ... kicked off a lot of high school games... ... built a life for my family... ... and liked to help others in need. but i coul

orange at 35 and keene at 35 as well. not going to take that much of a temperature difference to create ice on the roads. if you were shopping far, far inland tomorrow morning, you will have to watch out for icy patches or otherwise friday rain. this afternoon, inland towns and cities, the slight risk you will get that temperature in or a mix. the cape looking dry through our daylight hours. a little bit milder with 40s, up to tonight i have got lows in the 30s and 40s, and then high temperatures tomorrow get closer to 50 in spots like norwood and plymouth. boston, 49 degrees. nashua, 45. worcester, 44. then our attention turns to the weekend after they have a few spot showers on friday, the weekend has the potential of turning much wetter. the problem is right now, we are tracking this ocean storm. some indications it could go a little further out to sea and dry us out and tracking a band of heavy rain offshore ends up planted along the coastline. we have the potential of heavy rain at the coast. inland it is cooler and

anyone with information should call keene police. new hampshire's supreme court has decided to uphold the state's rape shield law for the third time in the case involving seth mazzaglia. mazzaglia was sentenced to life in prison for raping and killing unh student lizzie marriott in 2012. oral arguments in the case will be open to the public, but marriott's sexual history will remain closed. two sailors had to be rescued when their boat ran aground in boston harbor. the boat lost power and washed up onto lovell island. nicole estaphan from our sister station wcvb spoke with the rescuers tonight. >> vcs are about two foot, so it on the rocks reporter: a rough water rescue caught on camera by the coast guard friday. a sailboat runs aground in boston harbor. the distress call coming in just after 1:00 in the afternoon. rescuers there within five minutes, but it wasn't that easy. >> they were unable to do so because of the waves and the wind. reporter: so they called the chopper. check out this stunning video as a congratulatory fist pump

i am francine lacqua with tom keene in london.erg business flash." depot posted earnings that beat estimates. they will keep spending on renovation projects. the company raised its forecast for the year. malaysia airlines may order as many as 25 wide-body aircraft. the airline is recovering from two fatal air crashes in 2014 and wants to meet growing demand. arline is looking at combination of planes from boeing and airbus. that is your "bloomberg business flash." tom: taylor, thank you so much. , asrt skidelsky is with us we look at liberal and conservative thought. he joins us in london. prasad ofk is eswar cornell university. with professor pras ad and professor scannell ski. sky.nd professor skidel how will there be an adjustment in china to donald trump? the risk i sense is that that --e might hope the difficulty is that many of the things that trump needs to do in order to provide jobs in america are going to be very difficult to implement. they will take a lot of time, building up infrastructure, improving american producti

and a deadly crash in keene is under investigation. police say a motorcyclist died after he collided with an suv. erin: today, a bit warmer. hayley: it will feel nice. that is not the case this morning. starting in the 40's in most locations. manchester, 45 degrees. lebanon, 43. 48 in portsmouth. temperatures in the low 50's in the boston area. most of us will be mostly cloudy through the day, but there will be some appearances made by the sunshine from time to time. just be aware of the cool temperatures this morning at the bus stop. still a day for the hoodie or the with temperatures in the 40's. that we will climb by recess time into the 50's and even 60's by the last bell. yesterday, i took a walk with my dog with a heavier jacket on, and it was so nice. doing that again today. erin: it is great weather. tomorrow, the rain moves in. hayley: enjoy today. we want to look at the roads and see how things are moving out there. no problems in this stretch of 93 in hooksett. for more on the morning drive, deb davidson. good morning, deb.

this was the scene last night on keene mill road near field master drive. fairfax police say an accident reconstruction team is on the scene trying to figure out accident. police tell us that the drivers suffered serious injuries, but there is no word on their current conditions. we'll bring you more on this story as update come in. new developments now in the aftermath of a deadly bus crash in baltimore. police now releasing the frantic 9-1-1 calls - made moments after the crash. 6 people were killed remains in critical condition. victims -- are shaken - and trying to make sense of what happened. the identities of the people who died in released wednesday. they range in age from 33 to 67. the n-t-s-b is still trying to figure out exactly what caused the school bus to crash into the m-t-a bus. seven's on your side with a consumer alert about some dehumidifiers that could overheat -- and catch fire. they were all made by the company midea -- but they were sold under dozens of brand names. so far, there have been 38 fires but no richards between january 2003

quite keen on the strong dollar. at repatriation of this 1.4 5 trillion dollars that is overseas in bringing that back, and may not be a bad place for him to be. he will doseem like it before the february budget that we get. anna: thank you very much. highlights for your day ahead, a big morning for pmi. getay london time we mortgage applications out of the u.s.. and then u.s. initial jobless claims. yousef: egypt eyeing up a multibillion dollar bond cellnet year. we are live with the full story in cairo. of interview with the ceo italy's biggest insurer. kam chancellor philip hammond -- how much has brexit cramped his room for maneuvering? we will get to it all for you. stay tuned. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back. , butang seng index flat asian markets excluding japan trading higher this morning, up 5.6 percent. japan is closed. shares fell in taiwan after the board said the airline is shut down after two disastrous rashes in as many years. thanks that lend money to the --rier are said to reduce reject closu

i have got keene back to 40 degrees. but it is still 50 degrees in new bedford where the rain continues until about midnight. this afternoon highs range 60 in boston and beverly to 62 in plymouth. nashua, new hampshire. a lot of 50s an 60s. temperatures slightly above average for those of you on the warmer side of that. overnight, we will have 38 on -- 30s on tap after evenings wind down. hit rock bottom as the sun comes up, low to mid-50s. what the temperatures will be this time of year. brighten up and a little bit breezy here tomorrow. your average high, 54. there is where we are tomorrow. a little blip of a warm-up friday and then saturday and into the weekend, we have a that will cool things down again. i don't have a lot of the rain in the friday forecast, in fact right now looks mostly dry with a few passing clouds at 57 degrees. for the weekend saturday's high at 46. windy, clear and cold and definitely the colder day of the weekend and wind chills probably in the 30s all day for sunday, 64 degrees and mostly sun

he spoke with tom keene and we are happy to have tom keene with us, now will stop it strikes the -- nowat there is a lot that alistair darling is pointing to. tom: let's frame what we have. minister may, the conservative party, and alistair darling is a tony blair, gordon brown labour right, think democrats, and he clearly wants to have the debate in parliament because that is what you do if you are the minority party. we heard throughout the entire interview is an understanding that england has to say this is what we believe in, and engage the debate with what ever europe is going to bring them. david: i was speaking with a senior government official in a european government that said they have taken this calling, theresa may because of an apparent -- why is she not coming forth and saying -- i thought francine lacqua was brilliant on the story of birmingham and the meeting of the party, but the idea that the conservative government in power is not in any way on the same page, maybe a lot like u.s. politics and the clarion call and manycellor darling across politics is get a message an