kevin: the cooler air is going to be in place, but it looks like a good deal of sunshine both days, chilly starts both mornings. we start off with temperatures in the 30's up north and lower and mid 40's in the southern. a taste of the cooler air that will funnel in. it will be with sunshine. h that should give way to partial sunshine. the breeze this morning, active already. it will be gusting at times over 15 to 20 miles an hour through the afternoon. that eventually is going to send temperatures backwards tonight, maybe the first fross for the coast early tomorrow morning. much more on the weekend coming up. let's look at the friday morning late. we're joined by deb davis. good morning, deb. deb: good morning, kevin. we're starting the morning with problems right now in pelham due to an overnight crash. bridge street between old gag erode and youngs crossing road. crews are replacing a utility pole, and detours are in place. they're asking to you avoid it if possible. 93 north and south is moving well through the state with no delays at this time, as are all over major highways in new h

when >> when i got elected i was as tall as kevin chilly. and look ad what eight years did. it was such a treat to be in this room for of the eight years, four of them we were across the street. so we only had four years here. and i so wanted to be able to stand up here when we moved back to just greet everybody. being back what i called home. i guess i have been known for rewriting the charter. that happened so many years ago. and there have been six or seven attempts at it. and i was happy that i was able to do it. but i could not have done it without a -- tj. >> tj. >> tj. >> i draw a blank. >> i could not have done it without tj and i see in the audience jim lazarus, and those two people well, jim new more about the city than anybody that i knew. and i would like all of the colleagues that i worked with and it was really a pleasure, and i am so glad that i am not in politics any more. thank you very much. >> at this time i would like to acknowledge reverend amos brown. >> madam president. mr. mayor, and senator, my colleagues of yester years and the present members of th

when >> when i got elected i was as tall as kevin chilly. and look ad what eight years did. it was such a treat to be in this room for of the eight years, four of them we were across the street. so we only had four years here. and i so wanted to be able to stand up here when we moved back to just greet everybody. being back what i called home. i guess i have been known for rewriting the charter. that happened so many years ago. and there have been six or seven attempts at it. and i was happy that i was able to do it. but i could not have done it without a -- tj. >> tj. >> tj. >> i draw a blank. >> i could not have done it without tj and i see in the audience jim lazarus, and those two people well, jim new more about the city than anybody that i knew. and i would like all of the colleagues that i worked with and it was really a pleasure, and i am so glad that i am not in politics any more. thank you very much. >> at this time i would like to acknowledge reverend amos brown. >> madam president. mr. mayor, and senator, my colleagues of yester years and the present members of th

when >> when i got elected i was as tall as kevin chilly. and look ad what eight years did. it was such a treat to be in this room for of the eight years, four of them we were across the street. so we only had four years here. and i so wanted to be able to stand up here when we moved back to just greet everybody. being back what i called home. i guess i have been known for rewriting the charter. that happened so many years ago. and there have been six or seven attempts at it. and i was happy that i was able to do it. but i could not have done it without a -- tj. >> tj. >> tj. >> i draw a blank. >> i could not have done it without tj and i see in the audience jim lazarus, and those two people well, jim new more about the city than anybody that i knew. and i would like all of the colleagues that i worked with and it was really a pleasure, and i am so glad that i am not in politics any more. thank you very much. >> at this time i would like to acknowledge reverend amos brown. >> madam president. mr. mayor, and senator, my colleagues of yester years and the present members of th

when >> when i got elected i was as tall as kevin chilly. and look ad what eight years did. it was such a treat to be in this room for of the eight years, four of them we were across the street. so we only had four years here. and i so wanted to be able to stand up here when we moved back to just greet everybody. being back what i called home. i guess i have been known for rewriting the charter. that happened so many years ago. and there have been six or seven attempts at it. and i was happy that i was able to do it. but i could not have done it without a -- tj. >> tj. >> tj. >> i draw a blank. >> i could not have done it without tj and i see in the audience jim lazarus, and those two people well, jim new more about the city than anybody that i knew. and i would like all of the colleagues that i worked with and it was really a pleasure, and i am so glad that i am not in politics any more. thank you very much. >> at this time i would like to acknowledge reverend amos brown. >> madam president. mr. mayor, and senator, my colleagues of yester years and the present members of th

kevin: another chilly start. high degrees overnight and we're likely setting ourselves up for another mile day as high clouds thin now gradually through the morning, leading to a partly to mostly sunny afternoon. 30's and 40's early 60's this afternoon. probably quite a few more clouds tomorrow. this front approaches later in the day tomorrow. it is cool enough behind that in the northern rockies for some what snow in the highest elevations. comes in after-the 60's the next couple of days. in the 30's and 40's this morning. i'll standards, this is a chilly morning. we are a little more milder than yesterday at this time thanks to the high clouds. you can see that represented about five to 10 degrees warmer at most locations than this time yesterday, the exception is the river valley employment which has fallen off. -- in plymouth which has fallen off. a big difference between warmer temperatures ahead of the front which we will have tomorrow in the cooler air behin work our way gradually through the day on friday

kevin is talking about a chilly night ahead. >> kevin: the colors are beautiful. the drought actually seemed to have intensify some of the reds you're seeing out there. we showed athal, very close by in royalston and richmond, already down into the mid 40's. we don't have an actual read interesting athal, but close to it. it's already chilling out there. in fact, closer in. how about carlisle. you're down into the upper 40's as well. lowell, 52 degrees. tux burr, 53, and to the west northboro right now. 51 for you in marlboro. we are setting up for a chilly night. temperatures dropping into the 30's in the suburbs. barely staying in the 40's right along the coast, but those 30's could drop below freeze, northern worcester county and points north and west where the freeze warning is tonight. if you're growing something out there, a farmer or gardener, any plants you have outside, you need to take precautions, close to boston with the frost advisory. we'll talk more about that, something in the tropics an >> mark: fierce flames and thick smoketory through an apartme

kevin: a chilly breeze kicks a trick or a tree tonight. sean: campaign finances. governor maggie hassan says she will return tens of thousands of dollars, some dating back two years. >> we are eight days away from election day, and hillary clinton is fighting back against a new inquiry from the fbi. i am stephanie ramos in washington. hear what the fbi is doing next,

while it makes for a pretty scene, it looks a little chilly. kevin: pretty enough we will send you up there next time we need to do a story. temperatures in the teens with wins at hurricane force. amy: wow. its 6000 feet, 40's in the north country and mid to upper 30's in far northern areas where there will be light snow. otherwise, the wind affected to tomorrow. amy: skies pretty, though. starting tonight at 5:00, one airline has launched child free zones on its planes. how much it costs for a more peaceful flight. skiers will be on the slopes i this time tomorrow. which new england resort is kicking off the season. i'm frank guinta and i approve this message. narrator: new hampshire has one of the worst opiate epidemics in the nation. and frank guinta is leading the charge to fight it. erin canterbury: when i met congressman guinta, it was like a breath of fresh air. he said to me "what can i do?" "how can i help?" narrator: frank guinta founded and chairs the bipartisan task force to combat the heroin epidemic. canterbury: frank guinta understands

kevin: a chilly breeze kicks a trick or a tree tonight. sean: campaign finances. governor maggie hassan says she will return tens of thousands of dollars, some dating back two years. >> we are eight days away from election day, and hillary clinton is fighting back against a new inquiry from the fbi. i am stephanie ramos in washington. hear what the fbi is doing next, [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] erin: good morning, new hampshire. happy halloween. i'm erin fehlau. sean: i forgot my costume. erin: are you dressed as a newscaster? sean: scary. kevin: i am a meteorologist. sean: interesting year this year. kevin: fair skies pick up through the day. you see the clouds already starting to give way in central and southern areas. in the north country, we continue to watch extra clouds and occasional showers, with temperatures in the upper 30's. a jump into the 40's and lower 50's for most. the breeze will make you feel cooler than that. we look at trick-or-treating,

kevin: we have chilly beautiful weather. we are getting a little bit of rain later today? kevin: there will be a front coming through. it might not be more than a half edge of cool air. likely the air mass in place for the next two or three days. we are looking at a chance of light showers. low cloudiness, patchy fog, and the potential of drizzle for the next couple of hours. from there, sunny breaks on either side of mid-with highs in the 60's. the clouds clear tonight setting up cooler air for friday and saturday all the way throughsu are against the mountains. overcast skies, temperatures in the 40's. north of there, temperatures in the 30's. to the west, broken line of showers approaching. nothing more than a quarter inch of rain out of this. 40's were the clouds have built in. a few areas of fog with maybe clear skies overnight. high temperatures in the 60's with a light breeze out of the south at 5-10 miles per hour. a little chance either side of midday of showers. then moving quickly across the area, the front with clouds cleared quickly behind it. tomorrow, the 50'

starting to feel like real, bona fide, chile -- chilly kevin: heat rises, of course, so temperatures early this morning in the lower 40's. they are as warm as anywhere across the state as the warmer air moves in in the mid-levels. sean: everything is inverted. it is getting weird. kevin: temperatures in the 60's this morning. sunshine with a light breeze this is i-93 from our common man camera. kevin: looking at the morning drive, we are joined by deb davidson. deb: 93 is looking good as we make our way through the state. no delays from north of the notches, plymouth, concord, salem. good on 89 from concord to the upr as is interstate 95. this report is brought to you by minuteman health. romney -- from the wzid traffic network i'm deb davidson for , 95.7 wzid. sean: one woman is dead after a crash on i-93 in manchester. parts of the interstate were closed for several hours while investigators were on scene. wmur's ray brewer joins us with what we've learned overnight. state police say one woman was killed in the crash on 93 south, just before the 293 split monday evening. investigat

kevin: partial clearing setting up a chilly breeze and a cooler pattern. how long it will last, ahead. sean: unauthorized access. how two people say they were able to get on board a flight to boston hours before the plan was set to leave. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

kevin: it comes with a chilly breeze and a colder night ahead. the latest up and downs in the forecast for the week ahead. erin: unruly crowd. it took police hours to disperse hundreds of people in plymouth, and now officers are trying to identify many of those involved. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. wmur news 9 daybreak.

kevin: we're expecting chilly evenings, kind of a crisp tonight air, with temperatures only in the 50's, not only this afternoon, but tomorrow afternoon. today we're going to have the breeze out of the northwest. it will be gusting at times like it has already early this cooler air. while we're in the upper 30's to mid 40's early this morning, it is likely 20's to lower 30's for lows the next couple of mornings over the weekend. high temperatures this afternoon up into the 50's. we lose the breeze tomorrow, and then we start warming up again on sunday afternoon. we'll have all the details in your weekend coming up. let's take a look at your friday morning ride. we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning, kevin. the one problem that we still have is in pelham. there was an orn that road is closed in the area of old gag erode and youngs crossing road. crews are replacing the you're pit pole. detours are in place through the early afternoon. right now all the major highways are up to speed, but 93 south in new hampshire is slow through meth union until just p

kevin: it comes with a chilly breeze and a colder night ahead. the latest up and downs in the forecast for the week ahead. erin: unruly crowd. it took police hours to disperse hundreds of people in plymouth, and now officers are trying to identify many of those involved. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. wmur news 9 daybreak. thanks for waking up with us. i'm erin fehlau. we had a lot of rain out thee yesterday. looks like the sun is going to be out today. kevin: those the kind of rainfall we need. today, a completely different scenario for us as we are expecting a good deal of sunshine. we have some extra clouds early this morning, but that should give way to sunshine. temperatures today are going to cover in the 50's. over 20 miles per hour. that will add some extra tight to the air. we will have the coldest night we've had so far this season later on this evening. we'll have much more on that. let's take a look at the morning ride it. deb: we do have some problems in stoddard. route nine is closed at juniper other than that, no overni

a little chilly. kevin: colder air rushing in. clouds up north giving way to partial sunshine. this air mass cold enough that at 6000 feet last night it was not just clear skies. the clouds continuing to move through early this morning. we continue to having northwesterly breeze. that breeze into the afternoon will continue to gust over 20 mph at times. temperatures generally in the low and mid 40's right headed into the 50's. with the wind, it will feel cooler than this. the big difference is the same amount of sunshine. similar temperatures are going to feel a lot warmer tomorrow. tonight is the headline as far as the coldest temperatures. maybe even a couple notches cooler than what we had several days ago. maybe even some patchy frost at the coast line. frost advisory posted for the coast line. the growing season continued after the cold night three nights ago. entire course of the weekend. 50's to near 60 tomorrow. low and mid 60's with a southwest wind on sunday, ahead of a front sunday night. a few scattered showers and. chris sununu's family gave him a famous name and t

kevin: at least. sean: let's check on the roads this morning. here's a live look at i-93 from our hooksett camera. a little chilly out there. kevin: for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state, we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: we are beginning to see building volume as you make your way through the milliard, but not much delay. from lebanon to concord in massachusetts, it is slow from andover into boston. with triple team traffic reports throughout the day, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: hillary clinton and donald trump faced off in their final debate in las vegas last night. the debate got heated at times, with both candidates talking over each other. trump was asked about his claim that the election is rigged. but he refused to say if he would accept the results. were recently published by wikileaks. we'll have highlights from the final face-off coming up in a live report from our washington bureau. erin: three men accused of a violent attempted robbery in epping are expected to make a court appearance today. sean: police say this man, raul natareno, was one of the

meteorologist kevin lemanowicz here now with a look at your monday evening forecast, and kevin, it's going to get a little chilly for the fans out there tonight. >> kevin: it is going to be a cool one. 55 degrees at fenway park. first pitch forecast in a few minutes. boston, 57. watertown, 57. you get the idea. mid 50's all around the area. there's that first pitch. the winds are gusting up to 20 miles an hour, but generally, they're blowing, no more than 10 miles per hour consistently will diminish as the night goes on. clear, calm conditions allow your temperature to drop the quickest and that will happen later tonight. going down through the 50's during this game, 49 by 10:00 p.m. in boston. by 10:00 p.m., so it's going down a good 5 to 7 degrees more than that in boston overnight. 40 tree is the official -- 43 is the official low temperature forecast but the suburbs into the 30's, way back here, northwest of worcester into the subfreezing category, below 32 and that's why you have a freeze county. extends all the way up to 495, so you need to take precautions that you can to get anything picked that's growin

pulling ahead in the race for the white house but donald trump says don't coun kevin: partial clearing this morning setting up a chilly breeze and a cooler pattern, what that means as the next system approaches ahead sean: unauthorized access how two people say they were able to get on board a flight to boston hours before the plane was set to leave.

kevin: partial clearing setting up a chilly breeze and a cooler pattern. how long it will last, ahead. sean: unauthorized access. how two people say they were able to get on board a flight to boston hours before the plan was set to leave. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] we saw snowfall over the weekend in northern parts of the state. it is going to be cold throughout the week, and we see flurries coming down south. kevin: a shot of colder, drier air coming in, with a system passing to our south, keeping temperatures up overnight in southern areas. up north, we have dropped back to the 30's. damning skies in southern areas. the thin cloud cover up north. the notches. we talk about the next area changing to light show. for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state, we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning. interstate 93 and interstate 91 are moving well. 95 as you make your way along the seacoast. in

some clouds out there, but looking like a nice, chilly start. kevin: we have the breeze out there again today, out of the northwest. that reinforces the cooler air mass in place. you can see is that bumps up against the white mountains, we see light snow showers, which will be off and on today's through coos is fair skies today, with temperatures starting in the 30's to near 40. these numbers a solid 10 degrees cooler than the highs yesterday. snow showers will wind down as the breeze starts to let up a little bit later this afternoon and evening. fair skies into tomorrow evening. even a bit of sunshine early thursday, but as the next system approaches, it looks like mostly further north you go. great north woods later thursday night, before wrapping up on friday morning. a solid portion of the weekend kelly ayotte: thanks, buddy. kelly (voiceover): i'm kelly ayotte. and when i take the plate for new hampshire... i'm up against a political machine that plays dirty -- i'm out here knocking down every lie... because new hampshire deserves better. that's

chilly. >>> having the most successful year of his career and tonight kevin hart officially became a hollywoodr the actor and comedian celebrated a big moment on hollywood walk of fame posing with a proclamation and replica of his star, this year forbes ranked him as the highest paid comedian breaking jerry seinfeld's reign for the first time in recent memory. jimmy kimmel live coming up, at 11:35 right after action news here is jimmy with a preview of tonight's show. >> thanks jim hello philadelphia here is the deal on our show tonight grateful for you spending time with us tonight do you have any idea how adorable you are? >> that is why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring ...fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time ...fun. the learning the virtue of sharing ...fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would suggest we have penalties for doctors who perform them. would you put people in jail for performing aborti

kevin: a great october weekend. hardly a cloud in the sky. they will get chilly at night. some areas have their first frost of the season. sean: an extra sweater needed, maybe. coming up in cook's corner, we're whipping up a brandy pear tart. now to our u-local hot shot. a few viewers took a trip to fish on the upper connecticut river. look at the colors. you can submit your pictures and vi it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing announcer: now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your stormwatch 9 forecast. kevin: we continue to have a north and northwesterly wind. that will feed in cooler, drier air through the remainder of the afternoon and set up with the lighter wind late

a little chilly out there. kevin: we had class during the evening and overnight hours. those now moving to the southeast. a secondary disturbance passing to our south overnight reinforcing the cooler, drier air we are going to have in place. there will be wind that everyone will experience. of nth about that. that will change over to a few areas of light snow later tonight. central and southern areas, wind out of the west into this evening. overnight, partly cloudy skies will drop near the freezing mark. tomorrow in the 40's with a breeze out of the northwest. it will lighten on wednesday with sunshine ahead of next system, with clouds that try to arrive on thursday. if it arrives early enough, there could be a mixture in northwestern sections of the mainly rain shower activity out of the next system. temperatures at or below average all the way through your seven-day forecast, and a chance of showers on thursday looks to pull away early friday. i'm frank guinta and i approve this message. narrator: new hampshire has one of the worst opiate epidemics in the nation. and

it is looking like a beautiful day right now, although a little chilly. 50 degrees. kevin: sunshine and quite a few areas and patchy fog which continues to burn off and will take a few hours to do so, much like yesterday. we have a front eventually approaching later tomorrow afternoon. with that, a passing shower or two. the only chances of rain in the next five or six days. the visibility very low through the monadnock portions of the mount washington valley and through the north country. once that burns off, low and mid 70's. even a few upper 70's in sections of southern new hampshire. still mild in the 60's tomorrow. the sunshine eventually giving way to clouds in the afternoon. a couple of showers trying to make their way in late day and tomorrow evening. once that goes by, cooler air starts to come in with highs in the 50's to lower 60's and chilly overnight lows for early ? >>> nice happy friday crowd here. good morning, america. great audience as always. we have an extra, extra special guest. >> yes, we do. my mommy is here. which >> yeah, not really. she doesn't ha

kevin: temperatures up a couple degrees. it was chilly, not quite to the morning. they fend to our west. increasing sunshine. we should be in the 60's today. 60's tomorrow with mostly cloudy skies. we see clouds drift in tonight. the best chance of a shower will be in the afternoon tomorrow. a front coming through tomorrow afternoon. it looks like maybe an hour of light rain coming through. it is behind this that we are talking highs back into the 50's. lows in the 20's and 30's. sean: we will have the latest on kelly ayotte: let's be honest - both donald trump and hillary clinton are far from perfect... and i'm not perfect either. but when partisan politicians shut down the government, i led the fight to reopen it. i've worked to find solutions to new hampshire's heroin epidemic. and i've crossed the aisle to i've been called a problem solver by independent groups, and ranked as one of the most bipartisan senators. i'm kelly ayotte - and i approve this message, because whether i'm working with republicans, democrats, or independents, >> announcer: it's "live with

kevin: pumpkin can sit very snugly in the back of a pickup truck? least. not quite as chilly tonight. there is one chance of showers early thursday, but cooler air with the weekend looking great. adam: fall-like. starting tonight at 5:00, one mother says clowns are not welcome at her house this halloween. neighbors say her plan goes too far. and for all the teasing that pokemon go may have prompted, it may be good for you, after all. that does it for us. have a great afternoon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] i'm maggie hassan, and i approve this message. nothing matters more than our security. that's why i hired more state troopers... and strengthened plans for school safety. support aggressive action to destroy isis... and put our security before my party-- opposing president obama's plan to close guantanamo. narrator: all while kelly ayotte supports reckless and dangerous donald trump. and ayotte skipped nearly half her homeland security committee hearings on border sec

kevin: i think you get up in elevation and that happens. erin: we do want to check the road, and it is a chilly morning . this is a live look at hooksett. here is how things are moving on 93. kevin: for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state, deb: police are on the scene of a serious crash and madbury that has route 105 shut down between madbury road and route four. you will need to take an alternate route, because authorities are not going to let you through. 93 south getting busy through the hooksett tolls and again between exits three and one. 293 -- on 93 south, traffic through the millyard, but still moving up to speed. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. as parts of the state brace for snow, the department of transportation is gearing up to keep the roadways safe. erin: they are. here's a live look at colebrook this morning. the snow is expected to move in this evening, and northern parts of the state could see several inches pile up. maybe six inches in some areas. ray brewer joins us live in concord now to tell us how d.o.t. officials are getting ready. d.o.t. s

craig sager's card. >> mark: we wish him well. >> kevin: game one tonight, i'll give you the forecast. 48 degrees, it will be dry, but very chilly for sure. not that it's not chilly here. you see that here, the freeze warning in place, rain thursday into friday. uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. ayotte is running away from trump as quickly as she can. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for herself. i served under president bush and obama. i fought the taliban. i was asked to form a global coalition to counter isil. when someone makes the comment that they know more about the islamic state or isil than do the generals, it implies a complete ignorance of the reality. but i believe secretary clinton really understands the threat that the islamic state poses to the united states and to the

it is a chilly start to your tuesday. kevin: for a lot of folks, this is the coldest we have been for the season. 32 degrees in nashua. a hard freeze up to the mount washington valley. over southeastern areas of the state. away from the shoreline. we're back into the mid-60's this afternoon with a light wind and a good deal of sunshine. if you clouds drifted through overnight. we will head back into the 60's tomorrow and that will give us partly-mostly sunny skies. there will be an onshore flow wednesday night into thursday. afternoon. cooler temperatures with highs in the 60's through thursday. we fall into the 50's on friday. when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. >>> paul ryan

. >> mark: chilly temperatures across our area today and the air is about to turn even colder. is it here now, and kevin, some places still under a freeze warning. >> kevin: no doubt about that. it is going to be freezing cold out there tonight. just had a report out of worcester, steve is one of our reliable weather spotters, seeing some snow flurries along 146 in worcester. i'm show you that on fox 25 storm tracker radar 40's what the windchill. feels like 32 in worcester. here's your freeze warning, north shore, metro west, through the stout western metro nowhere and then down here to the south shore interior areas, al areas in purple down to the coast along buzzard's bay, but in worcester, going down to 31 by 5:00 a.m., upper 20's in many towns around worcester this evening. these are the clouds that have built up and you see the showers showing up as green which is just rainshower activity. when we come in closer though, notice some of the coloration that happens. it's been popping up every once in a while, so when it comes down harder, you're getting a snow flurry. that snow flurry is out on 146 i

a chilly friday with highs struggle to get into the 50s before warming back up into the upper 50s and lower 60s for the weekend. kevin's talking packers running backs... backs...the eddie lacy saga takes a twist every day it seems... the latest on lacy and the rest of the packers running wednesday morning, mike mccarthy hadn't ruled out the chance that eddie lacy would lacy would have to have a wonderful 24 hours to play. play.it was just a few hours. lacy's already been ruled out for tomorrow night, that ankle injury deemed too serious for lacy to go. he's one of seven packers already counted out for tomorrow, including cornerbacks damarious randall and quinten rollins. lacy may be looking at several weeks of rest on the bad ankle. lacy's out, james starks is out, and is that ahman green taking reps at practice? no, it's running back knile davis. he was a kansas city chief a few days ago... now he's preparing quickly to be a part of the packers backfield. davis is learning about the things packers fans take for granted, like aaron rodgers. 3 3 davis: one of the things that's cool is seeing aaron throw the ball. i've s

state have are bit chilly in the low -- have been a bit chilly in the low 60's and 50's but areas north are embracing the 70's. let's toss it over to kevin. the one front trying to cross the state. winds are out of the east and northeast and they will turn to the southeast through the afternoon, but not seeing much in the monadnock region. the clouds are trying to hold tough for the time being. they should gradually thin in western and southwestern areas of the state. tomorrow looks like a brilliantly sunny day, along with warmer temperatures. today is a bit stubborn with the warmest temperatures in warmest temperatures in northwestern sections of the forecast looking ahead beyond and warmer day tomorrow with a forecast coming up with. sean: commitment 2016. melania trump is speaking out about the conference so comments her husband made in 2005. she says it is not acceptable but leaves he was -- believes he was egged on. meanwhile trump is continuing to campaign that the election is and hillary clinton deals with the e-mail controversy. abc's karen travers has the latest from d.c. karen: three weeks until election day and donald trump co

it is chilly out there and we've already seen it layout north a couple times and good morning, new hampshire. kevin: the warmest temperature we see here is heavy nine in limit. 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. with much more on the forecast coming up. let's take a look at your morning ride. deb: if your community starting on interstate 93, everything is looking good. it also looks pretty decent on interstate 293 from the upper everything is up to speed on the seacoast. in massachusetts, no problems heading into boston, burlington, or lowell. as brought to you by minuteman health and i am dead davidson. sean: the holiday weekend is over, but it was a very deadly one on new hampshire roads. at least half a dozen people died in crashes since friday, the most recent was last night on interstate 93 in manchester. state police barracks in bedford this morning with the new details we learned overnight. ray: good morning. state police say the crash on the southbound side of interstate 93 involved a total of five vehicles and claimed the life of a woman from derry. with the end of the holiday weekend there

kevin barry, thank you for joining us. let's get a check of our forecast with brandon marshall. going to get chilly. >> it is going to get chilly, temperatures have dropped just recently. it is down to 53, a cold front has moved through temperatures will be crashing most of the day. 53 mostly cloudy with the wind north northwest at 17 miles per hour, so the wind to the north northwest after the front passed through, upper 40s, iowa city the mild spot at 61 but temperatures will be falling around iowa city through the next couple of hours. satellite and radar showing clouds and showers moving into the area today predictor has some widespread showers but by the evening they do clear out conditions. body and breezy with scattered showers temperatures falling in the low to mid 50s, freeze advisories and frost advisories in effect for most of the area. i will let you know how cold the temperatures get coming up. >>> the state auditor office is investigating how much money was handled at the cedar county joe. >> the auditor says a former jail administrator failed to deposit more than $35,000 in inmate ro

chilly as this morning when it was 60. we'll warm up quite nicely and kelly will keep you updated each degree beginning at 4:30 a.m. on news 3 today. gentlemen? >> thank you, kevin. >>> the catholic church went to the dog, cats and a few other animals. >> in fact, thousands were blessed by the church as part of celebration and st. francis, the saint of animals. it's believed the blessings will protect them. according to history, st. francis spoke to the animals and treated them as members of his very own family. >>> kids are not supposed to miss school unless they have a good reason. >> does meeting the boss count? apparently bruce thought so. ben bernstein's father is a huge fan. so they had a chance to meet him at a book signing. but meeting the boss is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and took along the note he was gonna give to his teacher. >> i thought maybe if we could get him to sign the note, it could be cool. >> he said i don't have a pen and daddy gave him a pen and he signed and said anything for you, ben. >> anything for you, ben. the autograph is the lasting keepsake. but for ben, the most memorable moment was theug the boss. >> that signature may p

. >> today, off to a chilly start and many people woke up to a frost this morning. fox 25 chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is here with what we can expect tonight. kevin? >> i have my heat on, o.k. >> you did? >> i did. >> i don't like that part of me to be heated up. >> way too much information for temperatures getting to or below freezing last night. those are the places where it was extra cold. so it was an area right in here that went back there, temperatures as low as 26 degrees. we will take the line up, you can see 26 degrees there in norwood. 28 in keene, new hampshire. there was some cold temperatures out there to be sure. that norwood one, not shocking. we talked last night how it's already close to freezing by 11:00 and it tend to be a colder spot. so, yes, there was a freeze and frost out there last night. th good part of the area north and west of 128. temperatures right now, rebounding in the upper 50s, boston 63 in bedford, 66 fitchburg, a mild amp after a very chiel start. mild for october, anyway. to date's mostly clear but there are clouds starting to move in from the west. th

chilly as we talk about monday's forecast. let's talk about the traffic on a tuesday morning. how are things, kevin? kevin: getting busy. 93 southbound, live shot, slowdowns heading towards the lower deck. downtown not too bad. tobin is a nice ride in from chelsea. route 3 southbound, a crashn causing delays up there on route 3 south. 93 a tough go out of methuen down through 495. more slowdowns approaching 128 and down towards montvale avenue. 24 northbound, you've got an earlier crash by 139 in stoughton. delays all the way back into the west bridgewater stretch. 95 northbound jammed out of the up the two right lanes by 495. that's a tough go there and even if the work crews pick up. if you're taking the trains, all lines are starting the morning on time. erika, raepd? erika: thanks so much. 5 investigates another shake-up at the department of conservation and recreation. randy: the latest to announce his resignation. hot features on new home buyers list. erika: and we're hurricane strikes haiti and cuba. mike has an update on the track and the potential impacts here locally days away when the wha

chilly evening here in the city of boston. tonight, our fox 25 storm some cold rain coming our way for tomorrow. and kevin, any chance you think we'll get some snowflakes or sleet tomorrow. >> kevin: most of us no, vanessa, but there are going to be places in manchester and into vermont and new hampshire that will see a couple of toes flakes, even some light accumulations the farther west you go, but let's start here. the temperatures out there are cool tonight and to doubt about it and going to get colder overnight and that's why the frost and freeze advice resignation are in place. it's a frost advisory along the coastline, it's lighter blue and freeze warning inland. the freeze warning is for a killing freeze, temperatures going below freezing, it can still be mid 30's at the coast and get frost to form on your plants, anything growing outside, but what we're watching is not what's happening so much out here tonight, but what's coming tomorrow and with temperatures starting out it cold in morning, 20's and 30's, it becomes a problem for the forecast, wonder exactly what is going to fall when this gets

kevin frazier, back to you in the studio. >> it is good weekends to go to the movies. it is going to be chillyjust how low will it get? >> oh, i would give it solid 20 degrees. yes, like this is significantly cooler air mass, guys. so, not only drop 20 on the thermometer behind this cold front, but also going to feel colder than that. so, we're talking rude awakening style pattern change here. i do want to check in quickly with the eyewitness weather watchers, we do have a lot of very fall-like pictures coming in, lots of pumpkins, skeletons, fall foliage, but this is my favorite. i am a harry potter fan, as you may or may not know. you have the harry potter weekend coming up chestnut hillment some people getting start the with the wands. >> this one came in from phil actually from chestnut hill. so good person, yes, getting those pictures for us. meanwhile, very mild air in place. many locations, some of the outlying, checking in at 60, 64 from david mitchell, just got couple of clouds overhead right now, as much of the region does, and just wishing everyone nice pleasant weekends, although,

chilly night for people heading home from the celtics home opener. a freeze warning is in effect and rain is going to arrive tomorrow. our chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is tracking that system for us now, kev? >> reporter: we've been talking about this one for a few nights, vanessa, but it's going to bring snow as well as rain. a frost advisory at the coast, freeze warning inland where you haven't had county, over through brockton and carver on the south shore down to new bedford. so it's going to be a killing freeze in those areas. we're already seeing temperatures getting that low. it's down to 34? bedford, but it's 29? in worcester. it's these cold temperatures which give you a pause you see a storm system coming from the west. clear skies now. but here come the clouds out here on the cape we've seen some showers actually blowing on. in it's just warm enough that these are rainshowers. check this out i will we're seeing in snow very close to western new england already. we'll track this into the area for tomorrow and show you when the snow will arrive and the heaviest rain, too. >> all right, kevin. >>> the dracut woman with alzheimer's