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," cater

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

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

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

for the trump organization told the new "new york times" that the meeting with the indian sean: 6 keene state college students are spending their thanksgiving break protesting a pipeline project in north dakota. they raised money on a gofundme page and are planning to leave tomorrow. within the last few hours, one person was arrested in north dakota as hundreds of protesters clashed with police near the pipeline project. several people were treated after being hit with tear gas. meantime, it is cold outside. we have snow on the ground. kevin: the whole different feel compared to last week and the week before. more precipitation. sean: coming up, you may not have heard the word momtrepren eur but you may have seen the work in action. now to our u local hot shot. one granite stater sketched their love for snow. you can submit your pictures and video and join the thousands of u local members by logging onto energy costs go up and down. at eversource, we don't like it any more than you do. it doesn't mean more money for us. it means that the market price of the energy we buy for you is changing.

great start to the ncaa tournament for the keene state field hockey team. the beat geneseo 3-1 at home today. mia brickley of holderness and merrimacks sami smith scored goals. saturday at 11:00 a.m. this should be a great game. the patriots host the seattle seahawks on sunday night football. a rematch of the patriots win in super bowl 49. the pats are favored by 7.5 points. >> it's hard to throw the ball on these guys. they all play very aggressively. the coach says if you love football, sunday night great. >> were going to have to play, 60 minutes of hard, tough football and match their toughness. jamie: the fighting mike had ads playing clemson. if you love bowling and you have some spare time, lakeside lanes in manchester is the place for you this week. the international team championships are going on thru saturday. its a big deal that this is and 16 more from the united states. the best candlepin bowlers in the world are here, including several hall of famers. >> we don't get the opportunity to have this big of a tournament in new hampshire with the c

. >> keene state college and dartmouth college, urging everyone to vote her mother. >> for me, this selection is first and foremost about my children, and about the country and the future that i want for them and their generation to grow up in. >> chelsea says her mom is more fit when it comes to issues including college affordability, >> many in the crowds were students, some who will be casting their first ballot in a presidential race. >> it is crazy that my first selection is this crazy, like it is so important. >> like it is such a great experience to cast my vote for president. >> chelsea encouraging people to vote democrat up and down the ticket. >> we don't want to wake up on november 9 and think we could've done more, because this is t event meeting voters and taking pictures. hillary clinton herself will be back in new hampshire this weekend. tom: thank you. that visit from hillary clinton will be sunday in manchester. republican vice presidential nominee mike pence and ivanka trump will also be in the granite state that day. then on monday, president obama campaigns for clinton dur

she'll appear at get out the vote events at keene state college and dartmouth college in hanover. 2 police officers are dead after they were ambushed overnight in i will get coming up, breaking developments. the suspect now under arrest after a statewide manhunt. malaysia airlines flight. what some investigators are saying happened moments before the crash. kevin: a few breaks of sunshine in places along with milder air until this round of rain changes for the weekend. sean: plus, in today's "cook's corner," how you can get a delicious and healthy dish on i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, okay? she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that... i love war. yes, including with nukes. blood coming out of her... they're rapists... wrong. there has to be some form of punishment. such a nasty woman. i wanna be unpredictable. ...on 5th avenue and shoot somebody... she's a slob... i don't remember! and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves! priorities usa action is responsible sean:

she took to the stage at a get out the vote this morning where she appealed to voters at keene state college. >> you would not let someone pick out what classes you are taking this semester or what you are going to wear next tuesday, so why on earth of our country or the future of your state or community? erin: chelsea clinton is stumping for her mom in new hampshire today. she is holding another get out the vote at dartmouth college at 12:30. on sunday, democratic nominee hillary clinton will be in new hampshire, though details of her manchester visit have not been released. ivanka trump will also be here on sunday stumping for her father. and on monday, the day before the elections, president obama rally supporters along with running mate mike pence at the snhu arena in manchester. our granite state debates wrap up tonight with second congressional district candidate sticking to the stage. democratic incumbent annie kuster looking to become the first three term democrat from the second congressional district in more than a century. while jim lawrence is hoping to bounce back after

. >> reporter: at keen state college she told a crowd they can't stay on the solids because this election is too important. >> please anything you do in the next 4 days talk to your family friends strangers alike about what's at stake. we have to win. we have top turn new hampshire blue from the top of the ticket. thank you all for all you've done. >> reporter: i am happy to be in the home of the steelers. >> reporter: hillary clinton campaigning with billionaire mark cuban in another important swing state pennsylvania. >> in the last 4 days that's all that's left in the most important election of our life times. are you ready to vote pittsburgh? >> reporter: clinton says if opponent donald trump. >> if you know anybody in pittsburgh or western pa who is voting for donald trump stage an intervention before it's too late. >> reporter: the parade of clinton surrogates rolls through new hampshire. elizabeth warren tomorrow. hillary clinton herself on sunday. and president obama on election eve monday. i'm byron barnett 7 news. >> anchor: lines backed up around boston's city show you the line

she will appear at events at keene state college and dartmouth college in hanover. and president obama is making a trip to new hampshire monday afternoon. the day before the election to also campaign for clinton. new questions about that deadly ambush attack on police officers in iowa. coming up what we're learning about the suspect now in custody and his history of run-ins with the law. kevin: rainfall this afternoon. kristen: chicago fans probably still partying. after a world series win for the record books. how the cubs broke the curse 108 i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that... i love war. yes, including with nukes. blood coming out of her... they're rapists... wrong. there has to be some form of punishment. such a nasty woman. i wanna be unpredictable. ...on 5th avenue and shoot somebody... she's a slob... i don't remember! and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves! priorities usa action is responsible overnight in

the world, and the future that i want for them and their >> chelsea clinton made stops at both keene state college and dartmouth college speaking to students and other voters about the importance of the finals days of the campaign. well, it could be a record day for new hampshire. coming up, election numbers predicted for tuesday. plus, a new hampshire soldier, dies during a training exercise. how and where he died. >> well new hampshire could see , a record turnout on election day. state leaders are predicting presidential elections. >> that's right, tom. according to the state 4 years ago new hampshire was 3rd in the country with about 68% of voters going to the polls behind only minnesota and wisconsin. that number could be even higher this year. secretary of state bill gardner says new hampshire could make history tuesday. >> if what i'm predicting turns out, it'll be a record. >> during february's presidential primary he says more than 542,000 people voted. in just a few days gardner go to the polls. over the past 3 presidential elections new hampshire's voting turnout has been among

cherise: police are looking for a suspect who robbed a convenience store at keene state undisclosed amount of money. the suspect is described as a white male with brown hair wearing a dark colored sweatshirt. he was last seen heading south onto campus. 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

hampshire college teams will start playing in ncaa tournaments soon beginning with colby sawyer women's keene state is in the division 3 tournament. they will be playing this weekend. and also this weekend st. a's. tom: thank you. jennifer: right now on wmur.com, it is mansion monday, so you can check out this $27 million estate in unity. it has two horse barns, two wine cellars and its own pub. and it's all spread out across 130 acres, because you need your own pub. i'm colin van ostern, and this is my father-in-law, rich. and this is peter and patrick. i agreed to do a tv ad only if my grandkids were in it, too. i trust colin with their future. my clean energy plan is all about their future. as governor, i'll invest in solar and renewable energy. that'll hold down energy costs, create local jobs, and protect the environment. it's how we keep new hampshire moving forward. or grampa could just keep feeding the kids cake and ice cream. you get a lot of energy vo: ending funding for planned parenthood. taking away our right to choose. restricting our health care choices. this is senator kelly ayotte'

also, chelsea clinton will hold get-out-the-vote events for her mother at keene state college at 10:15 and dartmouth college at 12:30. then on sunday, we have the just announced visit by the democratic presidential nominee in manchester. the exact location and time have not been released. on monday, president obama will be at the university of new hampshire to stump for clinton. it starts at 3:00. doors open at 12:30. the granite state for an 8:00 p.m. rally at snhu arena in manchester. doors open at 5:00. and the trump campaign has just announced more surrogate visits this weekend. new jersey governor chris christie will be in new hampshire saturday and daughter ivanka trump is coming on sunday. good news for new hampshire's drought. coming up on news 9 tonight the counties just downgraded >> this probably is the biggest thing for me like the biggest gig i've ever had tom: opening for an american idol winner. the rochester teen doing just that right here in new hampshire. mike: another weekend just about here, and after clouds give way to some sun what follows for saturday and tom: to

womens soccer team will play a first-round game against stevens institute of technology on 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 football poll. molly's not thinking about cancer today, but three years from now, a routine screening will catch it early and make all the difference. so when chris sununu voted to cut funding for planned parenthood, cutting access to cancer screenings and birth control for thousands of women, for molly, it's the rest of her life. the stakes are too high to make chris sununu governo. this advertisement has been paid for by put new hampshire first i'm maggie hassan, and new hampshire has a very clear choice: do we keep going with a senator who repeatedly votes with the corporate special interests... or a new senator who sides with the people of new hampshire? my focus has always been on creating opportunity for working families: more affordable. lowering prescription drug costs. and always protecting a

she made stops today at keene state college and start mouth forget out the vote events. byron barnett live in keane with today. byron? >>> well, chelsea clinton one of several high profile surrogates campaigning for hillary clinton in the final days of the race today. chelsea tried to make the case for her mom in a state that could be pivotal in deciding who becomes the next president. chelsea clinton trying to close the deal for her mom in the battleground state of new hampshire. >>> so important to turn out on tuesday so we can turn new ballot. >> reporter: at keane state college she appealed to young voters, a group of clinton campaign is fighting hard to win over. with hilary clinton and donald trump neck and neck in the new hampshire polls, chelsea clinton told the crowd they can't sit on the sidelines. >>> i really believe this is the most important presidential election in my lifetime so i will do everything i possibly can to make the case about why i think we both have to donald trump and elect my mom. >> reporter: at a rally in pennsylvania clinton called on bil

. >> chelsea clinton made stops at both keene state college and dartmouth college speaking to students and other voters about the importance of the finals days of the campaign. well, it could be a for new hampshire. coming up, election numbers predicted for tuesday. plus, a new hampshire soldier, dies during a training exercise. how and where he died. imagine if hillary clinton wins the white house... then what? liberal carol shea-porter? she'll be a rubber stamp for clinton's agenda. progressive shawn o'connor? he'll be a rubber stamp, too. and you know their agenda: higher taxes. more government spending. and a weaker national defense. only frank guinta will put new hampshire first. that's the key difference in this race. he's on our side. i'm frank guinta >> well new hampshire could see , a record turnout on election day. state leaders are predicting huge numbers at the polls. and as wmur's mike cronin shows +%-g presidential elections. >> that's right, tom. according to the state 4 years ago new hampshire was 3rd in the country with about 68% of voters going to the polls behind onl

chelsea clinton is set to speak at keene state and dartmouth college tomorrow. >>> tonight reaction is pouring in from the star-studded speakers. both campaigns used in their final push to earn your vote. >> as you're about to see, donald trump's wife melania led the way. >> reporter: from big name surrogates to speeches entirely in spanish, the presidential candidates and their teams pulling out all the stops as they begin to round the corner. election, and hoping to draw in crowds with familiar faces and hot-button issues. one face i've been seeing in a rally, melania trump. her speech in cleveland included a section plagiarized from current first lady michelle obama and melania today laid out her priorities should her husband win the white house. >> we must find better way to honor and support the basic goodness of our ch the. >> it will be one of the main focuses of my work if i'm privileged enough to become your first lady. >> reporter: and president obama once again on the road for hillary clinton working hard to earn the youth vote, the demographic that came out in droves during

thrasher last night after reponding to reports of a suspicious person behind the spaulding gym at keene state college. he is due in court later today. attempted murder trial of a strafford man accused of stabbing and biting another person. prosecutors say that 52-year-old kevin hinrichsen spotted his daughter and her ex-boyfriend together at a park and ride in northwood last year despite a restraining order against the boyfriend. the state says that's when hinrichson yelled and attacked. but hinrichson's laywer says it was self defense that the ex-boyfriend actually attacked himir was the boyfriend's knife. sean: members of president-elect donald trump's team say he could name more people to top spots in his administration this week and rumors are swirling over names on the short list. meanwhile, president obama is calling for unity while expressing reservations about donald trump's temperament. abc's janai norman is following the transition plans. >> president obama not backing down over concerns about whether president obama: do i have concerns? absolutely. of course, i have concerns. when

keene state college is investigating nazi graffiti discovered in the bathroom of a dorm. a swastika was found burned into the ceiling tuesday morning. randy: confusion in townsend after a statement was released stating the police chief had there are reports during a meeting this week he walked out, leaving his badge and hat behind. the next day a statement from the town was released saying that he had resigned. however, he sent an e-mail yesterday saying that he was staying on the job. the board has requested information from the chief involving an investigation into police department employees conducting unlawful background checks into civilians. emily: a security breach hitting the navy. randy: the crime putting thousands of for identity theft. and discoveries on what could be the pilgrims' original settlement. emily: we're waiting to hear the names of the drivers involved in >> welcome back to the eyeopener on this thanksgiving morning. we've got clouds overhead. a couple of flurries approng through the morning hours. much of the day looks dry. temperatures in the low-t

jean: six keene state college students will spend their thanksgiving break protesting the access pipeline project in north dakota. they raised money on a gofundme page and are planning to leave tomorrow. today demonstrators have been clashing with police by attempting to pass a blocked off bridge near their camp. hours ago, pol s forced to use tear gas, rubber bullets and water cannons to keep the protesters back. josh: new at 5:00, workers at chicago's o'hare airport will not be going on strike until after thanksgiving. union reps announced today that a walkout will be delayed until november 29, that is a week from tomorrow. baggage handlers, cabin cleaners and certain other workers want $15 an hour as well as union rights. they are getting advice from the mike: big pattern change over the last 24 hours. we started yesterday relatively mild with temperatures well above the average during the morning hours. then all of a sudden that chill started to enter the region and it's still out there right now. as you might expect, another wintery place is atop mount washington. look at the time la

. >> chelsea clinton visited both keene state college and dartmouth college today speaking , to students and other voters about the importance of these final four days of the campaign. combined at both events around , 600 people came out to hear her speak. clinton telling her audiences this is the most important election of her lifetime, and says she is getting involved for the sake of her children and their fu. healthcare, climate change, and equal rights. she talked about what she believes is at stake if hillary doesn't win, urging people to vote democrat all the way down the ticket. >> my mother is only person who has real plans to address the challenges that we face and the , only person who has a real record of actually working to address the challenges in those areas. >> there were a lot of students and that means first time , voters. we'll hear from them coming up at 6:00. >> again this is just the , beginning of a very busy weekend on new hampshire's campaign trail. in the presidential race alone, hillary clinton will be back in the granite state this sunday as well as republican

and chelsea clinton is holding 'get out the vote' events for her mother at keene state college and dartmouth college. on sunday democratic nominee hillary clinton will be in new hampshire though details of her , manchester visit have not been released. ivanka trump will also be here and on monday the day before the elections president obama will hold a rally at unh for clinton while donald trump will rally supporters at the snhu arena in manchester. and it is not just new hampshire seeing a flurry of activity. abc's lana zak is following the final push across the country. lana: with the finish-line in sight, melania trump took to the podium in her first solo campaign stop. >> he certainly knows how to shake things up, doesn't he? lana: appealing to suburban battleground state of pennsylvania. >> we must treat each other with respect and kindness even when we disagree. lana: and in arizona, another campaign first. tim kaine, the democratic vp nominee, delivered a speech entirely in spanish. across the country, surrogates for hillary clinton and donald trump are delivering closing arguments, a

chelsea clinton will speak at keene state and dartmouth tomorrow. >> elizabeth: we will have complete coverage. >> blair: join us starting at 4:00 and stick with us through the night. results on both the presidential and senate races an hotly contested ballot questions. >>> a car hit a woman and her dog in newton that happened just before 8:30 this morning as they crossed com ave. hit by a suv. the woman was rushed to leahy no word how she and that dog were doing. that driver did stay at the scene. no crosswalk where they were crossing. >>> a woman was trying to catch a bus when she was hit by a car leaving her with serious injuries. it happened in dorchester around 10:30. the 18-year-old walking across galavan boulevard when she was hit. the driver stopped and called for heaven. police tell us he is not facing charges. >>> a busy intersection in cambridge is changing and may impact your commute. new traffic laws are in effect for drivers and cyclists. fox25's jason law has more on you what need to know before you drive through inman square. >> reporter: there are bicycles all over ca

keene state college is investigating nazi graffiti discovered in the bathroom of a dorm. according to the union's leader a swastika was found burned into the ceiling on tuesday morning. the school has released a statement saying that an investigation is underway. after a statement was released stating that the police chief of the town had resigned. the chief, robert eaten has been on the job since march. he walked out, leaving his badge and hat behind. the next day a statement from the town was released saying that he had resigned. however he sent an email yesterday saying that he was staying on the job. the board has requested information from the chief involving an investigation into conducting unlawful background checks into civilians. >> a security breach hitting the navy. >> crime putting thousands of people at risk for identity theft. and is his coming alive in plymouth. what could be the pilgrims original settlement. >> and we're still waiting to learn the names of the drivers involved in this morning's deadly crash in plainville. state police tell us one driver ?

chel i clinton will also be here tomorrow to campaign for her mother at keene state college and dartmouth college. on monday, president obama will be at u.n.h. to campaign for clinton. and then trump will be right on his heels for an election eve rally at southern new hampshire university aarena. jean: donald trump's wife me man yeah made melania made her first speech today. the candidates headed to the same state today. reporter: as election season winds down, the campaigns are gearing up. >> let's make sure that we win on tuesday and we prove love trumps hate. >> with your vote we are just five days away from the change entire life. reporter: and both candidates are leaning heavily on their biggest supporters. hillary clinton backed by president obama. >> make no mistake, florida, all the progress we've made goes out the window if we don't win this election. reporter: and donald trump supported by his wife melania trump. >> i come here today to talk about my husband donald. reporter: in her long awaited speech, melania addresses the crowd in pennsylvania solo for the first time in the g

chelsea clinton meantime will speak at keene state and dartmouth college tomorrow. on the republican side, donald trump r.b.i. single in atkinson tomorrow and manchester on sunday. his daughter ivanka spoke in manchester, hollis and nashua cast their ballots for this year's presidential election. every day, the early voting lines seem to get longer an longer. crystal haynes live at boston city hall tonight where the line wrapped around the corner earlier today. crystal? >> the reporter: it certainly is a lot to keep up with. secretary galvin says that they estimate about 20% of all registered voters in the states will cast their ballots early. now, the polls here in boston closed at about 5:00 p.m., but there is one more chance friday is the last day to vo statewide, over 800,000 have already voted and secretary of state bill galvin tells me that number is only expected to go up. >> i'm pretty confident by the time we get to tuesday, we will have had a million ballots cast. >>> we checked if with several communities, some, like boston and lawrence, are seeing a more

ock, her daughter chelsea made a couple of quick stops in new hampshire, dartmouth university and keene state verge and university, and tonight, cher will be headlining a campaign for the clinton campaign. >> vanessa: new hampshire might be one of the most closery watched state in the country. polls suggest the race for one of the u.s. senate streets is it extremely close and it is a race that could tip the balance of power in washington. new at 5:00 p.m. tonight, from nash warp, and bob, both candidates are making their final push. >> the reporter: they sure are, vanessa. these candidates are both crisscrossing the state, shaking as many hands as they can. you know, millions of dollars are being spent on this race, tens of millions of dollars. there is a lot at stake and neither one of these candidates is leaving anything on the table. it is the friday before one of the most closely wa and in new hampshire, both candidates are playing retail politics, trying to reach as many voters as possible. we caught up with governor maggie hassan, the democrat, as she visited a manchester business. >> w

let me just take a second to give a shoutout to keen state college, a wonderful program that they've started there. i had the opportunity to go in the early days of the students coming back in september to see a play that they do called "no zebras." viewers will have to look that up online. because i won't have a chance to explain it. but it's about bystander intervention. issues. discrimination, for example. my legislation will work with the colleges for making sure that we have an -- a process that perpetrators do face consequences and that survivors have the resources that they need to recover. but most importantly, i want to work on prevention and that's where we need to be. casey: mr. lawrence, in the sexual assault involving service members. but experts have cautioned that the actual numbers could be much higher because many incident goes unreported. you've spoken tonight about your experience in the military. what changes would you make to the way that those cases are handled? mr. lawrence: that's an excellent question. being a veteran myself, i can tell you, and also being a

state. that being reported from salem through concord, back through jaffrey and dublin, and even keene. central parts of the state just getting going in the last half hour. the mountains are not going to be rate. maybe five hundredths of an inch of precipitation, but it does not take much with temperatures roadways. the precipitation will start filling in as the day moves along. it will be mainly rain late morning into the afternoon. the southern half of the state, the wintry mix continue through a portion of the afternoon, before eventually getting into the mid-30's. the high temperatures probably not realized until 8:00 or 9:00 this evening, as temperatures gradually warm on a southeast wind through the day today. pockets of heavier rainfall in time for the evening commute. tomorrow, a brief break, and another round of precipitation, mainly in the form of rain, with temperatures in the 40's late tomorrow afternoon, continuing through tomorrow evening. all told, could be an inch of rain fall out of these systems making their way through. maybe a small accumulation up north this morning.

spoke to -- she students at keene state college about why she feels her mother is most qualified to be president. this is about 20 minutes. chelsea clinton: i want to thank keene for welcoming me so warmly. particularly all of you for taking your time out of your day for being your. i want to thank everyone who spoke. dr. knight. molly kelly. andrew lewinsky. andy. i think all of them demonstrate why it really matters who is elected at every level in government. and, i just really want to thank -- and why it is so important to turn out on tuesday so we can turn new hampshire blew up and down the ballot. ue up andmpshire down the ballot. and i just really want to thank the more than 100 organizers , including emily who are , working so hard to do that, to support my mom and support democrats up and down the ballot. i want to thank the 12,000 people who have volunteered throughout the state as part of my mom's campaign. for knocking on 6000 doors and making 2 million phone calls. i am so grateful. i know that our work is not done. as we have four more days, depending on your perspective

thrasher last night after reponding to reports of a suspicious person behind the spaulding gym at keene state college. we got some clouds out there, >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your forecast. kevin: clouds continued to increase and thicken ahead of the system making its way in for the afternoon and evening. a couple of light showers ahead of the main estimate though. clouds will continue to increase. a few lighter showers for the morning commute. the main push we could see heavier downpours focused to to our south, moving in during the afternoon in the southern half of the state and up north late in the day and this evening. could be a half-inch to a full inch of rain fall. it lightens this evening and tapers overnight. highest tonight upper 40's to lower 50's. breeze out of the east and northeast. not a great evening commute. scattered heavier downpours in places. it lightens later tonight and eventually tapers off tomorrow night -- tomorrow morning, with a few sunny breaks tomorrow there's no one i'd rather hit the road with. no one i'd rather have dinner and a movie with. no o

right now, police are convenience store at keene state college yesterday. investigators say the person assaulted the clerk and took an undisclosed amount of money. he's described as a white male, with a sweatshirt. seen south on the campus. >> staff at southern new hampshire medical center are preparing for an active shooter situation. employees participated in a drill with first responders saturday. this is the first time the wmur's kristen carosa now with the story. kristen: it's a situation staff at southern new hampshire medical center hope to never see. >> who is coming in? >> they say they're prepared should it happen. >> this has been a community effort to try to get all agencies together on the same page. god forbid we have an active shooter in our community. >> fire, police, s.w.a.t., fbi and american medical response helped conduct the drill in a closed 50 staff members from the medical center were there to learn. >> from the yelling to the cap guns that we use, the mock firearms, it was pretty realistic environment. it added a layer of stress and

amy: chelsea clinton made stops in keene state college and dartmouth speaking to voters about the final students of the campaign. new hampshire could see a record turnout on election day. state leaders are predicting huge numbers at the polls and as wmur's mike cronin shows us, the granite state has a history of big turnouts during presidentia elections. >> secretary of state bill gardner, says that new hampshire could make history tuesday. >> if what i'm predicting turns out, it will be a record. >> during february's presidential primary, he says more than 542,000 people voted and gardeners predicts more than 738,000 will go to the polls. over the past three presidential electionses new hampshire's the top in the country. and another strong showing is expected. >> we've got a pretty good record. if i don't expect it to be anything different. >> as poll workers prepare for crowds, state leaders are also preparing to ensure the election is safe. >> we are preparing for contingencies, but right now, there's no known threat to new hampshire. >> governor maggie hassan say safe possible cybe

state. we are told jed henserling is on the list for secretary. cincinnati mayor ken blackwell retired general jack keeny kissinger. the trump team is fulfilling it's promises to drain the swamp. it it has laid out a rule that no one in the trump administration will be allowed to work as a lobbyist for five year after they leave office. another name we have heard a lot is retired general michael flynn who is said to be under consideration for national security advisor. on the kelly file jason miller would only say he is a big fan of flynn. >> no formal announcement. general flynn met with the president elect today. he has been a campaign onon the campaign trail quite a bit as we have seen over the past few months. >> are you denying it? will you deny it here? >> i am saying he would be a fantastic addition. >> i will let president elect make the decision. >> when are we going to get the decision? you you think tomorrow? >> i will keep up president elect. >> one thing we are told not to read too much about who we are seeing going to and fro trump tower. some just to get advice and thoughts on the transit

and today the list included everybody from former secretary of state henry kissinger and former general jack keen to sitting governors nikkial and rick scott who could be potential cabinet contenders. trump set to meet with mitt romney this weekend, once a rival. romney rumored to be in the running of secretary of state. >> and vice-president-elect mike pence meeting with congressional leaders of both parties and this went well today. the v.p. lct says he is confident that donald trump's administration can find common ground with democrats if they will work together. house democratic leader nancy pelosi. >>> still ahead tonight at 5:00, a home break-in caught on camera look at the suspect in action. >>> and it's a close call for a marathon runner. man's run-in with a deer caught on camera. >> the valley company working with nasa to help study our weather patterns. >>> we have a weather pattern right now that's being disrupted somewhat. we will take a look at these windy conditions and what whoa, this is awful, try it. oh no, that looks gross what is that? you gotta try it, it's terrible. i don't

today trump met with everyone from former secretary of state henry kissinger and jack keen the mc key haley rick scott who could be potential cabinet contenders. one of trump's aids says there's no turmoil in the transition process despite all the media reports. >> very exciting time for us. obviously a ton of work to do. but we're doing it methodically and very calmly. >>> vice president-elect mike pence spent the day making the rounds in washington. visiting republican and democratic leaders pence assured both sides the new trump administration will work with congress. >>> new jersey governor chris kiss tee making his first public appearance since he was demoted from chairman to advice chairman of donald trump's transition team. governor christie league of municipalities a conference for local governments in atlantic city and christie says he was surprised at the number of people there especially the media who all seemed to know one thing, what comes next for governor christie? >> i know all of them have taken inordinate concern just in the last 10 days or so about my future. all of

isthe main opposition someone who is keen on a small state, more conventionally conservative in the anglo-saxonnomy, there are a lot of people on the left in a country with a history of big government, there are a lot of people who will be very uncomfortable with that. it will be tricky to generate that grants role of we have all got to unite against the national front. kit, thank you for joining us, always great to get your perspective. up,let: coming hewlett-packard is growing on its faster growing i.t. unit. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ i'm scarlet fu. hp ink and hewlett-packard enterprise reported quarterly earnings tuesday. the business is split into two companies. hp enterprise is the focus of today's segment. let's take a look at the revenue breakdown. it's enterprise group which includes servers, storage and networking makes a 51% of sales. , which will segment be spun out and merged them is 37%. stock will be merged with micro focus. hewlett-packard enterprise is cutting costs and restructuring to increase its earnings growth phases macroeconomic challenges as well as tighter budgets and thr

today former secretary of state henry kissinger and former general jack keen visited with nikki haley and rick scott who could up for cabinet positions. trump's aids are denying transition turmoil >> the president elect has slid into this role amazingly well because he is a transactional guy, used to getting different information and many inputs. >> meanwhile, meeting with mitch mcconnell and paul ryan in washington, democratic senators schumer and pelosi. >> i expect many different conversations as we move forward inauguration and thereafter. >> trump set to meet with one of his biggest critics this weekend, former massachusetts governor mitt romney, set to be in the running for secretary of state. >>> with the election causing a pretty big divide among many people, many want to avoid talking about it with relatives table to keep the peace this thanksgiving. marcy? >> that's right, marc, and i think it's a coincidence that i am in the only place in the studio with all of the wine. i just think that's a coincidence. but you definitely don't want any part of your thanksgiving getting b

today's list includes everyone from former secretary of state henry kissinger and former general jack keen to sitting governors nikki haley and rick scott who could be potential cabinet contenders. one of mr. trump's top aides quashing media reports about transition turmoil. >> the president-elect has slid into because he is a transactional guy. somebody who is used to reviewing information, getting many different inputs. >> vice-president-elect mike pence making the rounds in washington meeting with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and republican house speaker paul ryan and democratic leaders senator chuck shiewm and congress woman nancy pelosi. pence assuring both sides the new trump administration will will be the first of many conversations as we move forward toward inauguration and thereafter. >> half a world away in germany on his final overseas trip, president obama discussing the ongoing anti-trump protests here at home. the commander-in-chief telling president-elect trump to get used to it. while offering words of advice to those who are unhappy with mr. trump's victory. >>

state troopers tracked 53-year-old joseph keen flan to his house in glen mills later that night.t is when they said keenan took off. >> i heard the screeching of brakes. the car was going fast and screeching brakes and then we heard this big bang and when i looked out the door, the police car went this way and the man's car was this way and they were on the man's lawn across the street. >> officers took keenan into custody. >> ♪ >> going on to politics, donald trump's cabinet continues to take shape with the naming of three new officials as the president-elect continues to cause a bit of a stir on social media. abc's jenae norman reports from washington. >> reporter: yet another meeting with former foe mitt romney. >> and i can tell you i've been impressed by what i've seen in the transition efforts. >> reporter: to the dismay of some supporters trump and the former presidential hopeful having dinner last night as the president-elect continues weighing who he'll pick for secretary of state. his latest cabinet choices republican congressman tom price of georgia for secretary of he

keen proposed it. stuart: washington state, what is on the ballot, if you know someone and you think they're crazy andedly, you can go to a judge and say don't let that person get a gun, and the judge would say don't get a gun. >> the standard of proof is so low. you're taking away fundamental liberty. the right to bear arms is the same category as a right to speak. could a judge silence you on a low level of proof or would someone have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt your words were catastrophic to society. stuart: depends how the judge feels, come on, judge. >> justice should not be judged on the personality of the people. >> california, gun control on the ballot, you got to get permission. is that the right word. to buy ammunition? >> yes, a background check before can you buy ammunition, that is a new low, and quite frankly, that is something that is interested mrs. clinton by way of executive order, should she win tonight and not have a democratic congress. stuart: wow. big day, isn't it, judge? >> yes. lots of business for the lawyers, mr. varney. stuart: yes, it is. see you in the morning. >

keene, north country, south. i thought it was outrageous. that a veteran that has served this state has to go to massachusetts or white river junction when it could be done here. catholic medical center was the first. and through the power of hospitals in the state of new hampshire signed up and pledge to be hospitals for heroes. that means their providers have gone through the hoops to be v.a. certified. and a veteran can go through the choice program instead of going out of state to this past year since we have started this, 545 veterans in manchester alone went to cmc. the year before, it was just over 100. they are starting to use the choice program t josh: and you are the ceo and president of northeast dense adult opiate how did you get involved -- of northeast delta denta. how did you get involved? tom: i heard the show and i heard of a veteran who he could not prove his dental issues they have done a lot for veterans in pain. they are doing a lot for free dentistry. then i worked with our partner, delta dental plan of california. and i help through vadip.org. so veterans are