we will be more about that tomorrow. 37 now in laconia. 36 in concord. lower 40' s in manchester. 37 in nashua. sunday will be a few degrees warmer than today with lots more sunshine. do we keep this nice weather? i will have the full forecast in a few minutes. stephanie: thank you. newmarket fires as a man died after being trapped under a fan being towed. fire and police responded after 2:30 thursday afternoon and found a man unresponsive under a van. the man was airlifted to the hospital where he died of his injuries. newmarket police are investigating and not releasing the victim' s name at this time. adam: a rally took place at the statehouse today to support refugees from syria and iraq. dozens still on main street holding signs and listening to speakers, some from the immigrant community. kristen carosa was there and joins us in the studio with more. kristen: this rally was peaceful, a chance for people to share support for refugees. but there was one man in attendance saying they are a threat to our country. there was a peaceful but spirited show

in laconia, only five miles at the moment. through the overnight with clear skies and light winds, that is the recipe for cold air and cold temperatures to settle in. the coldest temperatures will be in the northern part of the state where there is snow on the ground. teens in those communities like lancaster. closer to the mass border is where you will have temperatures closer to 30 in places like dover and portsmouth. overnight, we are going to remain clear. nothing happening out west. just some fair weather clouds over the adirondacks. that is it for a long while. we have to go about 1000 miles west to get cloud cover. we have a couple more days with sunshine and quite weather. futurecast. 10:00 tonight, a few clouds. that is about it. those will fizzle out overnight. here is 8:00 sunday morning. bright and chilly. teens and 20' s in most communities with frost but will climb with sunshine. temperatures will make a quick rebound into the 50' s in the afternoon. this is 4:00 on sunday it will still be mild. temperatures come

if you're interested, contact laconia police, 524-5257. new hampshire could log more than 400 overdose drug deaths by the end of the year. as of friday, 319 people have died because of drugs in 2015. 269 of them or 84% had some form of opioid or opiate in their the m m-e says we'll likely exceed 400 deaths. individuals and family members struggling with addiction are ip invited to learn about addiction. it's at wentworth douglas conference hospital center. >> more charges are possible for a mother accused of crashing her pickup in northwood with her two young sons in the back seat. overdosing. our stephanie woods talked to the neighbor who rushed in to help. >> you know, you try to spin this into a positive from a family perspective, but at the same time, you know, it's scary. >> steve was with his son backing out of his driveway thursday night when he saw a man run at his car. >> they were surprising. it wasn't anything i was ready for right at that moment. but, you know, i mean, just felt like i had to take care of business. wife veered

they are a lot colder. 29 in concord now. 28 in laconia. we have fallen into the teens up north and 20' s in berlin and white field where it is 22. the winds were not cranking as much so it was bearable outside. here is the thing. this week is going to be incredibly warm. this is something no one will have likely seen ever since we had been collecting data in terms of temperatures. the temperatures when we get to christmas eve will smash records that are old and in the 50' s. it looks like many of us will as we lead up to christmas eve, temperatures will be very mild, above the average high of 35. each day warmer than the last. christmas eve looks like we will really pump in the warm air. the average high of 34 will be well above that thursday. concord, we are expecting 62. manchester and nashua and salem could get close to 65. boston could get close to 70. this is crazy. the record high for that date was set in 2003 of 54 degrees in concord. we will see where we end up landing. it looks very one for santa' s arrival. clouds on the increase

the clouds and fog hung tight in concord, laconia, plymouth you see 48. such a big difference in some communities where you just didn't get the sun and didn't warm up. it is foggy this morning. we have visibilities down below a half a mile in some spots. state. as we go through the day, partly cloudy skies. it is going to be mild with temperatures in the 50's. more on the full forecast ahead. stephanie: thanks. now back to the developing story out of the hollis. fire broke out at a home on farley road last night leaving the family displaceed. no one was home when the fire started around 11:00. one end of the house was badly damaged. the rest of the home sustained heavy smoke damage. they were able to save the kids christmas presents. firefighters say it appears to have started around a chimney. >>> a sandown woman who lost her son unexpectedly has now been charged with animal cruelty. >> he said she was devastated. first her son and now her animals. despite the charges, she feels she's innocent. >> i feel it is a dishonor to my son considering we worked s

keep in mind the temperatures right near freezing now in concord, just to the west of laconia and upped her plymouth and the great north woods. there could be a little bit of black ice in some the overnight and through the morning commute tomorrow. untreated surfaces make glaze over in spots. back to the upper valley and monadnock region well in the 40 still, no threat there of lack -- black ice overnight. a warm start to the day tomorrow. springlike temperatures building in the south and will accompany the wet weather tomorrow night. by early thursday we start off in the 40' s and in-depth in the 60' s. the reason, the jet stream driving from southwest to northeast comer keeping the winter chill locked away in canada, at least for now. that may start to change early next week but over the next several days it' s all about the warm weather. here comes the wet weather tomorrow night after sundown, some of it quite heavy. it tapers off by early thursday morning with breaks of sun we could make a run close to 70 degrees in parts of southern new hampshire. tomorrow upper 40' s to around 50.

tom: laconia police also offer active shooter situation. it will offer that class next month, january 12, at 6:00 p.m, it' s free and open to the public. if you' re interested, you can call laconia police at 524-5257. shelley: mourners paid their respects today to the campus police officer who was killed in last week' s shooting at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado. garrett swasey rushed to the clinic to help after a man opened fire. he grew up in melrose, massachusetts and moved to colorado to train as a champion ice dancer. he was married with two children. two other people were killed, and 9 were injured, including five police officers. tom: new hampshire is now on track to have more than 4 00 drug overdose deaths by the end of the year. the chief medical examiner says as of today 319 people in our state have died because of drugs in 2015. 269 of them, or 84%, had some form of opioid or opiate in their system. the me' likely exceed 400 deaths by december 31' st. police say more charges are possible against a mother accused of crash

we begin our journey at the union diner in laconia. originally in concord, it suffered a fire, was rebuilt, and moved to laconia. >> i think it is just memories. you have always had one. diner. >> she bought the restaurant in 2009 and renamed it union diner. it was part of her childhood, coming here with her parents. >> nothing makes me happier than seeing somebody enjoy it. diner. her parents owned the diner more than three decades ago. she worked here for 36 years it is the people she misses the most. >> they would come into her three times a day. we knew everybody by their first names. i think that is a lot of what people are looking for in diners. it is so personal. >> this is the main street station diner in plymouth. it was delivered to this spot in 1946. this was also built by the lunch cart company. it was famous for the style known as the semi-streamliner. the owner bought the diner about a year ago. she is restoring it to its original motif, but the menu is classic comfort food. >> we do meatloaf, chicken potpie, burgers, fri

police say the man may have been walking shortly after 8:00 on gilford avenue towards laconia , so if you saw him call police. jennifer: tonight, sobering advice from state police, plan ahead before driving this holiday season if you plan on drinking. this comes after mutliple drivers were arrested over the past few days, traveling in the wrong direction on new hampshire ira ' s highways. wmur' s suzanne roantree has more on stepped up patrols during this busy holiday party season. suzanne: state police say they stopped 22-year-old chelsea cormier of windham at about 1:00 a.m. thursday morning after they got a report of a wrong way driver on the everett turnpike by exit 13. they say cormier drove 16 miles in the wrong direction before she stopped. >> that vehicle continued lanes, traveling through the bedford toll, traveling up 293 to the hooksett toll plaza. hours of saturday morning police say 26-year-old sean list was northbound lanes on i-89 for nearly 8 miles. he was finally stopped by exit 2. on sunday morning, police arrested 22-year-old andy marzara after they say he drove sou

so where you see zero that means under a half a mile, including laconia, meredith, concord, monadnock region and portions of the great north woods. so that will be something to con ten with if you're traveling tonight. but the mild pattern does linger for the next several days, carrying us right through the early part of next week. low clouds and some fog tonight, only concern outside of visibility issues will be the possibility of black ice in where temperatures will be near or slightly below freezing in some spots. outside of that no major issue. the next rain chance not until sometime later on monday. the concern up north for a touch of black ice. it milder across southern new hampshire. the dew point is way up there at 41, so i'm not anticipating a big cooldown in the capital city with a gentle win out of the northwest we're starting to see the fog and low cloudiness, but notice temperatures low 50's today, low to mid 50's on friday, and right through the weekend, chance of precipitation very low, and temperatures very high, at least compared to where they should be this time of y

if you're interested, call the laconia police department. shelley: the family of a man stabbed to death in his manchester home almost two decades ago is making a public plea for help in the case. walter paige was 76 years old at the time of the homicide. our andy hershberger joins us live now. reporter: walter painl was a world war ii veteran and respected member of the community. his murder has left many unanswered questions and unhealed wounds. >> stabbed my dad 12 times, for the them to be out there and for us not to have closure and find out what's happened is unconscionable. reporter: janet paige, her 20th anniversary of their father's murder approaches. >> you can't explain it, it's only something that people that understand. that's the only way you would know how the feelings are. reporter: december 14, 1995 when fire destroyed the paige home in manchester's north end. walter was found stabbed multiple times in the basement. a war hero, he and his wife fay had had just celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. their children say she

in laconia, she admitted to being behind the wheel, she had twice the legal amount of alcohol in her system. the upcoming trial for former patriots player aaron hernandez has been postponed. hernz is already serving a life sentence for killing odin boyd in 2014 but also faces charges in a double murder in the south end. prosecutors say he shot and club. he was schedule forward trial next month. attorneys will regroup in january to set a new trial date. josh: commitment 2016 coverage now, we are 47 days away from the first in the nation primary. and in an interview for an upcoming episode of matter of fact, the d.c. bureau chief carl cannon says that voters here in new hampshire could play a larger role than normal because of the crowded republican field. >> it's very important this most years. have you this big republican field and it's going to winnow after new hampshire. new hampshire, jeb bush and marco rubio may not both be there after new hampshire. these floridians, there's not room for both of them. we'll know if chris christie is serious. if he doesn't do well in new hampshir

right now on wmur.com, we are heading to laconia for mansion monday. we will take a two our through this $4.4 million home that has an eight car garage. tom: tune in for new hampshire chronicle immediately following world news. we will see you tonight right after the great holiday baking show. for lynn's family, the big stress is paying four hundred dollars a month in medical and drug costs for aidan. for other families it's higher deductibles, premiums and co-pays that keep adding up. that's why we've got to crack down on price gouging, cap out-of-pocket costs, and fast track approval of less expensive generic drugs. because we've got to get health care costs under control for lynn's family and for yours. i'm hillary clinton and i come on in pop pop. happy birthday. i just had a heart attack... and now i have a choice. for her. for them. and him. a choice to take brilinta. a prescription for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin ...no more than 100 mg. as it affects how well it works. it's such an impo

sean: in laconia this morning, a mother and her 3 month old baby were hit by a car. police say a pick up truck was driving on north main street when the driver turned left onto new salem street. the woman was pushing her baby in a carriage when the truck hit her. the baby tumbled out of the carriage, and was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. now to a terrifying wake up call for a family in claremont when a car careens into their house. it stopped just a few inches from the front door. >> i open the door, there was a car right on the front porch. sean: the crash happened at 2:30 this morning and now two claremont teens are in the hospital with serious injuries. wmur' police, who say this was not a high speed pursuit. car landed. police say it was going extremely fast to the city and 2 to pull over but lost sight of the car. the aftermath is terrifying. an older model nissan, no airbag according to witnesses, problem like a tin can in claremont. grant says his family slept right through it. >> a little taken aback, shocked that we didn' t hear something like th

a laconia woman is accused of crashing her car while driving under the influence. police say 20-year-old jillian vallee hit a tree. her car flipped over and landed in a backyard on belvidere vallee had left the vehicle. they found her after a brief search. police say her blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit. two rochester men are due in court today to face charges in connection with several burglaries and thefts from cars. when police arrested zachary sutton and joshua day, they say they found several items reported stolen earlier this month worth more than $1500. investigators say more charges are possible. well, it is christmas eve, and some procrastinators are rushing to malls trying to get as much as possible. but yesterday, one person gave quite a bit to the salvation army in the form of just one coin. our stephanie woods is live at the market basket in nashua to explain. stephanie? stephanie: adam, yesterday a volunteer with the salvation army, like our friend andrew right here, was ringing her bell right here at somerset plaza when someone

we have fallen into the 20' s north. 39, laconia. 36, concord. high temperatures were so warm for december sanders -- standards. tomorrow morning, 20' s across the state. 28 in salem. here' s what is going to happen. overnight, passing clouds. again, the threat of fog, especially in the usual areas like the upper valley. some of that may freeze on off-ramps, the bridges. those are the areas you want to morning. 10:00 tomorrow morning. the fog will be gone. we will have sunshine returning. a few passing clouds up north. throughout the afternoon tomorrow, it looks bright and sunny. one more day with mild temperatures. temperatures tomorrow afternoon s. down. here is a breakdown of the forecast for tomorrow. kids getting back to school after the weekend. 28 degrees at the bus stop. it will be chilly. watch out for slick spots. by recess, a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures in the 40' s. close to 50 for the last bell. it will not be as cold as it is going to the bus stop tomorrow. tuesday, 40' s. a big drop in the temperatures. cloudy and cooler. t

mid 40' s in the anne arundel ask -- in the monadnocks. 45 in laconia. this was a long stretch of weather where we have had temperatures above average. we will continue that tomorrow. we only had one day, december 1, where we had temperatures below the average high. the rest of the month, we have been well above average with instances in the 50' s. patriots fans. tonight. the temperature there, 51 degrees right now. only a couple of degrees shy of where we are in manchester now. that is -- houston is behind the cold front, so temperatures cooler than what they would usually be seeing this time of year. in the meantime, we have clouds filling in. eventually, heavy rain will be moving toward us. you have a line of rain showers moving across northern vermont. even snow showers in northern vermont. these are going to scoot across northern new hampshire in the next few hours. with rain showers, there is the threat for freezing rain. the national weather service has issued a freezing rain advisory northern coos county and parts of maine until noon monday. it m

to laconia, new hampshire, where a mother and infant were hit overnight. it happened on north main street. police say a driver was turning when he hit the woman and her baby carriage. the impact caused the three-month-old to fall out. fortunately, the baby suffered only minor injuries. erika: right now, a mother and daughter are facing a judge, accused of a costly hoax on christmas eve that put many s sera congi is live in haverhill with new details just revealed, sera? sera: we learned this morning the search that was launched based on a false report ended up costing $50,000 and involving responders. a mother and daughter accused of a massive and costly search effort. it was christmas eve, the women called 911 from their balcony claiming a man through a baby over the, bridge and into the merrimack river. a helicopter and dive team were delployed. it turned out to be a hoax. 42-year-old holly fowler and her 23-year-old christine charged with making a false 911 call and obstructing a police investigation. the prosecutor told the judge there are indications

look at the temperatures at the moment. 28 in concord. 27 in laconia. 25 in plymouth. berlin already 17. 36 in manchester. 35 in nashua. this month has been incredibly warm. we have only had one day where we have had high temperatures below the average. the other big deal is the next few days, probably even the next seven days, we will have all red days. it does not look like we have much of a cool down. as we approach christmas eve, we are going to break records. here is how everything goes down. tonight, increasing clouds. the moon and stars. by daybreak, the clouds will fill in and it will become overcast. most of the day tomorrow is dry. the entire day for central and southern new hampshire. up north, there may be showers after 4:00 in the afternoon. may see showers. you can see them form about noon in southern new hampshire. they will be scattered moving across the area. wednesday morning we will likely have sunshine before another storm system. that will bring rain into christmas eve. concord at 21. 27 in manchester. here is what you can expect for school for the

winter weather advisories in laconia toward lebanon and south. lesser amounts of snow here, but still a disruption to travel more than likely. winter storm watch is mean there will be more snow that way. we are close to 40 degrees around concord. lebanon about 37. jeffrey coming in at 43 degrees. still above average despite the fact we did not have any sun today and don' t have any now because it has set. it is still 70 in atlanta. 78 in new orleans. we have a big temperature contrast. that is where you will find stormy weather. all of the rain and snow from new england through the ohio valley to were the mississippi valley into the region were severe storms are hitting. you also have blizzardlike conditions in western texas. this complex responding severe weather over texas, louisiana, and arkansas. it brings the snow for tuesday. that is the same system. high pressure tomorrow means sunshine with a few clouds when we get rid of the last vestiges of drizzle and showers now. the clouds will thin out after 10:00 this evening. as we take you toward

areas of conway and littleton and winter weather advisories you can see the snow showers broken up in laconia. the rain will come down more moderate through the course of tonight and into tomorrow morning before it starts to wind down. that's storm number one. storm number two, that one's wintery. details coming up in just a few minutes. stephanie: a.j., thank you. you can watch the current radar on wmur.com and on the 9 weather app. go to google play and apple stores and search for wmur. the warm weather is hurting businesses that rely on cold conditions. mike joins us live with the economic impact of the unseasonable temps. mike: with children on school vacation and many people taking the week off from work, families are enjoying the outdoors but so less layers than they used to. after a record-setting warm christmas, mild temperatures continued on sad making for an unusual start to the ice skating season at puddle duck pond in portsmouth. >> last season has been incredibly cold. mike: the weather has attracted dozens but it's not all good news. on christmas eve they had to close because ic

temperatures were a little colder today, we got to 46 instead of 57 like yesterday. 43 in laconia, same thing, it was colder in whitefield, berlin with the 30's. but it certainly could be a lot colder than what it has been. even at night too. here's the ever. if december ended today, the average temperature would be 39.6 degrees, that would break any record epically. but we still have a long way to go for the rest of the month and mother nature can balance things out, it tends to happen. look at this, the number one warmest december had an average temperature of 35.4 degrees, remember that includes the low temperatures overnight. and that was set in 1891. so most of these records go all the way back to the 1800's. so it's been a long while since we've had warm air like this and we'll see if it continues throughout the rest of the month. 36 in concord, 37 in manchester, 38 in nashua. the seacoast in portsmouth 36. already in the 20's up north. so it's a cold night up there. and that's key. because we have a storm system that's on the way, you can already start to see clouds increasing, b

police responded to the report of a pedestrian accident in laconia this afternoon. a 21-year-old woman was crossing the street at a crosswalk at union avenue and messer street when a van hit her. the woman was taken to lakes general regional hospital. thankfully, she is expected to be ok. the driver is not facing any charges. two people are displaced after a house fire in moultonborough. it took firefighters an hour and a half to knock down the fire on whittier highway. they rescued three dogs from the a firefighter was taken to the hospital for a minor back injury. the fire was caused by a broken grill on the porch. portsmouth residents who drank contaminated well water at the former pease air force base may have to wait until april to get lab results. the state department of health and human services says more than 1000 people got their blood tested between august and october. results will start going out in the mail in january. officials shut down the well last year after levels of the chemical were found to be 12.5 times higher than the epa' s advisory. olympic

the meetings will be held next laconia, whitefield, and lincoln. we are expecting record no visibility. areas because of the warm air. we had the rain overnight. it has pulled away. check out the temperatures. well into the 40' s. mid and upper 40' s already. this is the top of mount washington, also 45. it is warm from the bottom up through the atmosphere. a few showers could roll through today. the heaviest part is done. warm air continues to stream in. we will see temperatures continuing to warm. the clouds of start to thin. midafternoon hours, some sun developing. christmas day will be warm. 60 to to 70 degrees today. tonight, not that cold. temperatures cooler today. well into the 50' s. unseasonably warm. we cool as showers develop late saturday night into sunday and next week we will the wintry mix tuesday. paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cann

in the meantime, where the skies have cleared, the temperatures are cold. 37 laconia. upper 40' s in manchester and nashua because of the clouds. there may be some sprinkles especially out toward the monadnock region and in the overnight, clouds coming in and tomorrow we will be mostly cloudy. temperatures quite warm. not as warm as today. into the low 50' s. the mid and upper 40' s in northern and central areas of the state. we will have some more rain as the next system approaches. i will show you the timeline ahead. stephanie: thank you. the coast guard needs your help to find a possible missing paddle boarder near rye beach. crews responded to the beach around 4:30 this afternoon for reports of a paddle boarder wearing dark clothing and waving their hands in distress. the coast guard hampton harbor fire and rye harbor police have been searching the shoreline, so far search crews have not found any signs of distress or received similar reports. if you have any information, please call the coast guard northern new england command center. state police had to use spike

the suspect stole a car from a woman attending a church service in laconia. >>> a boston christmas tradition is hosted by a familiar face. >> when all throughout house not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. >> julie: our very own mark ockerbloom narrating at the keith lockhart . >>> coming up how total strangers pitched in to make sure everyone can enjoy these lights for christmas. hottest holiday gifts could >>> now at 4:30 now at 4:30. a deadly fire investigation. why the flames may not have been the most dangerous part. >>> closing argue numbers a high-profile murder trial. the key piece of evidence that attorneys are telling jurors to pay close attention to. >>> the patriots playoffs bound ending their losing streak. the play that gronk said almost didn't happen. >>announcer: complete news coverage that starts now. this is the fox25 morning news this is the fox25 morning news. >> julie: good monday morning morning. december 14. i am julie grauert. >> michael: i am michael henrich in for daniel miller. drizzle, fog as you get up this morning.

a lot more cloud cover tomorrow and then further inland door sunopee, laconia, why we will look out for some of the flurries that we will be mentioning. the next chance will be pittsfield out toward the berkshires and will mining noon southern vermont. i could see a couple getting through southern new hampshire to the worcester hills. not going to be able to stick to anything and as we move into the sunday forecast, things brighten up very nicely now. more cloud cover out west again because a little closer to our seven-day forecast for the weekend falls view and what a weekend cooldown it is from 0 today to 39 degrees. your high tomorrow and highs in the lower 40s on sunday. totally normal this time of the year. warming back into the 50s, even the 60s by next thursday, christmas eve, but an unset cancelled pattern along with warm weather and lots of chances for showers. back to you, guys. >> catherine: santa may have trouble with that 60-degree christmas eve. >>> lebron james making news for collision on the court. why a fan had to be taken out on a stretcher. >>> the local boy had the

officers say the suspect attending a service in laconia. police then say the suspect backed the car into the amphetamine trying to steal money from the bank of new hampshire on country club road. if you know anything about the crime or recognize the people in this picture call police. >>> boston police are working tonight to track down the uber passenger who was caught on camera attacking an uber driver. >> you you are very disrespectful i can't take you it. >> happened when a passenger at that driver. getting violent and eventually his friends were able to get him out of the the car. as you can see in the damage that's right here the driver says he's still shaken you up. >> i'm worried. i didn't work last night. >> this kind of behavior is unacceptable and they have banned that rider from using uber in the future. >> reporter: more details now on that strange strained company wants new drivers to sign an agreement from barring them from taking part in a class-action lawsuit. they are pushing for uber to dedefine their drivers as employees.

heidi lily appeared in a laconia courtroom and said the goal of her free the nipple event at the gillford beach was to change opinions. she said the display which offended many and broke the law was about combatting issues like rape culture and body shaming. a judge is expected to rule on the constitutionality of gillford's public nudity began in the coming weeks. >>> protests breaking out in cleveland tonight after an ohio grand jury decided today it will not bring in the 2014 shooting death of 12-year-old rice in cleveland. protestors marching in the the rain upset with the decision to not indict the officers. rice was holding a pellet gun when he was shot and the two officers involved in the shooting said it looked real. a witness who reported rice to 9-1-1 said the weapon the sixth grader was holding was "probably fake" but the officers involved were not made aware of that. >> this has been a long troubling trying year for not just city -- but family. i know they've been pushing for some closure in regards this. but with this closure know that the deep pain they must feel. >> will is

joseph' s church in laconia. if you have information, please go police. tonight, new information about a deadly rollover crash on route 101 in exter. police say eric williams of hampton was pronounced dead at the scene yesterday. prior to the crash, police attempted to pull williams over for several driving violations. he smashed into guard rails and rolled his car several times. williams was thrown from the car. >> in the area east of exit 11, the operator made a sudden movement, and the vehicle lost control, subsequently striking reail ail. stephanie: stay with wmur as we learn more about the investigation into this crash. a driver allegedly hit and killed a pedestrian in manchester last night. police say a 19-year-old woman from manchester was driving west on bridge street when she hit the victim. authorities have not released the victim' s name and are investigating the crash. and massachusetts man is facing charges after police say he drove the wrong way on i-93 in windham. state police stopped the card north of exit 2. troopers arrested the 22-year-

rubio also held a town hall meeting in laconia earlier in the day. former maryland governor martin o' malley took part in our candidate cafe series today. the democratic candidate for president loosened his tie to join undecided voters for a meal at the airport diner in manchester. he shared stories about his grades in school and his love for music. >> and at the time there were 7 full-time irish bars but only 3 full time bands, so we werent very good but we started getting hired. from the age of 17 i was playing in bars sometimes three or four nights a week. he is looking at me crazy. yeah i would never let you do tom o' malley is just the latest : candidate to take part in our candidate cafe series a meal , with undecided voters who were selected with the help of our partners at saint anselm college. president obama is in paris tonight for the beginning of two weeks of discussions over how to handle global warming. more than 150 world leaders gathered today for the u.n. climate change conference. this long planned meeting comes just weeks after the

heidi lilly and in laconia court room and said the goal of her event at gu milford beach was to change was to change opinions. the display was to stop body shaming. they will vote on the constitutionality of gu milford constitutionality of gu milford's public nudity ban in recent weeks. >>> a check of random airline employee inspection goes for employees that hold badges that would normally allow them to bypass security. decision was made after a number instances where entrances to smuggle guns or money on board some planes. also move for increased in paris. >>> and are he tail sales were up nearly 8% between black friday and christmas eve. and spending online was up by 20%. the national retail federation expect sales for november and december to rise 3.7% from a year ago. >>> and one of the christmas benefiting companies that is benefitting from all that online holiday shopping was amazon. amazon prime gained 3 million new members in the third week of december alone. the new now service had its biggest night christmas eve. offered two-hour delivery service in more than 20 cities. amaz

a laconia man was tased on friday. police received a report of a disturbance. they found him waving a piece of wood. he then coming toward officers with the wood demanding that they shoots him. he was eventually tased and a man was killed during a live fire drill in georgia. and they're remembering him for his leadership and service. mike cronin has the latest from somersworth. >> corporal aimesbury's family lives in somersworth. he was a decorated soldier moved and respected by many. >> corporal aimesbury's family remembers him as a special person. his sister explains, anyone who knows andrew knows exactly what i mean, even if they only beheld a fraction of his personality. if you only heard him laugh for a second or smile in passing. he's strong, stubborn, goofy, hilarious, brave, humble, a leader, a ranger, a friend, a brother, a son, special. the 21-year-old was killed this week at training in fort stuart, georgia. the army says he was seriously wounded wednesday during a live fire exercise and later died >> he lost his life and they've lost their son and t

with the temperatures, you can see 31 in concord. 32, laconia. with the temperatures hovering around freezing, you could get some black ice. walkways, driveways, those are the areas that could have black ice to a lot of other areas well above freezing. nashua down into portsmouth, temperatures are in the mid and upper 30' syracuse, state college pa, temperatures are in the low 40' s. warm air is surging in off to the west of us. lots of clouds in the northeast. if you are traveling by road, you shouldn' t have any issues, except for some late day rain coming in. if you are traveling by air, there may be issues into chicago and the southeastern part of the u.s. and out in the rockies. the really are not any storm systems across the u.s.. 51 degrees will be the high temperature today. we get a huge boost. today, we will have lots of in the afternoon, some drizzle will start to form. heavier rain showers overnight. earlier tomorrow morning, it will be a little gloomy. that is we will see temperatures s. clear skies for santa' s arrival overnight. on

the meetings will be in franklin, londonderry, laconia, whitefield, and lincoln. if you are planning to pass through and field, you could get some cash -- enfield, you could get some cash. police officers have been handing out $100 bills instead of tickets. an anonymous man donated the money after seeing something similar in another state. taking a driving test can be one teen added to the stress by deciding to drive an rv for her exam. santa and his reindeer are making their way across the world. we will let you know where they are this morning. josh: get ready for some warm temperatures. taken a look at where we are headed today. temperatures will be well into the 60' s. josh: good morning, welcome back. 47 mild degrees in manchester. there is no worry of any ice of any kind. heavy downpours during the overnight hours. we will see clouds, drizzle, and fog, but gradually brightening up the skies a little bit. the temperatures are unbelievable. anywhere from 60 to 70 degrees. sean: we are following a developing story out of saudi arabia. officials say 25 people we

the car did not end up inside that home. >>> scary moments for a mother and baby up in laconia. a pickup truck ran in to them on north main street, knocking the carriage over causing the three-month-old baby to fall out. injuries. the driver hasn't been charged. speed and alcohol don't appear to be factors. we are on the lookout for the storm. doesn't look like it. kevin: quite a bit of snow shower activity in western and northern areas this morning. the main theme is the northernly flow continuing to drag down it will be in place as it arrives tonight. temperatures in the teens up north. still below zero and in the upper 20's to near we continue to slip back, not much of a recovery. low and mid 20's up north. 22 to 35 from north so south. that breeze making it feel much colder than that. general increase in high clouds later this afternoon. those will thicken up this evening. arrival time of the light snow 2:00 a.m. from the rest of the state between then and 6:00 a.m. heaviest centered around the morning commute. changing it over to sleet before wrapping up. that would set up

we are down below a mile in 31, concord. 32, laconia. there is the threat of black ice in those areas. today will warm up, getting close to 50 degrees with cloudy skies. more on the forecast in a couple minutes. for a look at the morning drive, we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. deb: good morning. the dot is treating the roadways as we speak, especially on 93, and then again on interstate 89 as you are making our way to the upper valley and in the higher elevations. we are beginning to see building volume. there is slow-moving volume north of exit 2 for half a mile. route 85 in exit or does remain closed in both directions between sloan' crews are repairing damage to a utility pole. this report is being brought to you by peters honda, kia, and nissan of nashua. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: thank you. a rochester man convicted of first-degree murder in the stabbing death of a madbury teen in june of last year will be sentenced today. tristan wolusky is the third person to learn his fa

let's look at what we're experiencing right now. 38 in manchester and in nashua. 36 in jaffrey. 37 in laconia. 42 in rochester. it was a little chilly this morning when you are getting up and getting going or maybe going to church services or going outside with the kids who maybe got a bike or something. temperatures this afternoon will be comfortable to be outside yet again. look at this. 61 in nashua. we'll make it in the 50's. con ordinary and manchester, and some communities like exeter and new market that didn't get as much warm as the rest of us. today you'll likely get in some warmer temperatures too in the upper 50's. the fog has been thick in some spots. about a mile and a half visibility in concord. a mile in lebanon. half a mile in keene. it really depends on where you are this morning. it is very patchy. be careful of that if you are out driving around. clouds on the way in. we'll have some filtered sunshine. notice the rain showers here. that's a cold front that will sweep through. it is not going to bring us any rainfall. there are the clouds. it will shift the winds to be more

the parking lot there in laconia while the owner was inside attending service. >>> a man accuse of the driving a wrong way on interstate 93 in windham while drunk is due in court this morning. state police arrested 22-year-old andy marzara yesterday morning after several other drivers reported a car headed south toward salem. he faces several charges, including dwi and using a mobile electronic device while driving. the operator who is supposed to be at the controls of that runaway redline train in boston last week is set to face a disciplinary hearing today. the train left the station on thursday morning with about 50 people on board. not the operator. the train went through four stations before transit workers were able to cut power to the third rail and bring it to a stop. >>> still ahead, dr. ben the polls. he's not spending much time in new hampshire. local supporters are not worried. >>> the gop presidential hopefuls are gearing up for another debate. we know what the stage will look like tomorrow night. and help is pouring in for a miniature horse facing surgery after he was sho

right now, 39 in laconia. 41 in portsmouth. we have 20' s and single digits in the upper midwest and northern plains. a piece of this cold air coming from hudson bay and james bay will plunge south and be on our doorsteps tomorrow. you saw the rapid transition warm and very cold. that is where you will be seeing stormy weather. you have that line of precipitation down through the mississippi and ohio valley' into texas. we have severe thunderstorms in east texas and heavy snow over western texas, the same state, this low is spawning both. that will be our tuesday trouble. low pressure builds in tonight and offer sunshine tomorrow. still talking about the last vestiges of today' s system with white pockets of freezing drizzle in some cases in protected valleys. most of this is fog and a lot of clouds. those will depart overnight tonight. where winter weather advisories in purple for the next system on tuesday. lesser mouse of snow but still movable. higher amounts of snow in the mountains and into western and central maine as we

laconia, plymouth, next to nothing -- same thing in lebanon. the other thing is that there could be black ice. very close to freezing in concord and laconia. high temperatures today, 40' s up north. low 50' s in the southern part of the state. showers arriving later on this tomorrow, big-time warm air. we will break records set back in the 1800s. now watch me whip, watch my nae nae >> yes, america, right over here, we have frosty the snowman. he is meeting our audience no the holiday classic, the nae nae. see him in action tonight. frosty's winter wonderland is part of the 25 days of christmas celebration on abc family. central. weather. >> you need a coat in all this snow coming down and getting down to the wire with a gift wrapping challenge. one last thing to wrap. >> okay, guy, a soccer ball? >> oh, that's mean, rob. >> she's got an advantage. she has two. >> we'll get to that. you're you're not done yet. >>> 'tis the season for the holiday selfie. did you know that? it 'tis. if you think you have the perfect pose sara haines wants to make

seniors from new hampshire will go division one for sports in college next year, carter dylan from laconia will play football at brown. teddy bought debt, a baseball player, will compete for northeastern. josh: a mystery on the boston common has been solved. jennifer: ahead the good samaritan who has been leaving warm clothes out for the homeless has now been identified. josh: a four-alarm fire rips through a portsmouth landmark dating back to the 1800's. the challenges firefighters faced in this old building. jennifer: with the popularity of drones growing, the rule manchester officials want everyone to announcer: a horrific terror attack in paris. then, a brutal act of terror here at home. and proven leader who won't try to contain isis. jeb bush has a plan... to destroy them. and keep america safe. jeb bush: the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. announcer: tested and proven leadership matters. jeb bush. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. if you're doing everything right but find it harder

here's some of the high temperatures for you tomorrow. 49 laconia. 51 concord, new hampshire and 53 in salem, new hampshire. back through worcester county, worcester, 53. douglas, 52. milford, at 54. essex county, north shore, beverly 54 and lynn at 55 degrees. now look, lots of sunshine through wednesday as well. ists going to be a real nice day, slightly cooler air will be in place for your wednesday afternoon. here's your seven day forecast, point out for -- thing i wanted to point out is windy, 59 degrees to start the day, but windy conditions make it feel cooler. wind advisory 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and gusts to 50 miles per hour possible. your weekend always in few. pay close attention to this. what a dropoff in temperatures. 38 degrees saturday for a high and i'm expecting flurries too. >> the pats are back atop the a.f.c., but there are fans with some concerns. the injuries continue to pile up. i'll have the latest from foxborough and a decision from major league baseball on pete will he or won't >> 27-6 patriots win in houston, highlighted by the return of rob gronkowski, but

josh: in laconia this morning a mother and baby were hit by a pickup truck, it was on north main street when the driver turned left onto new salem street. the woman was pushing her baby in a carriage when the truck hit her, the baby tumbled out of the carriage and had to be taken to the hospital for what's described as minor injuries. jean: police are calling the actions of two young boys from new hampton courageous, after the pickup truck their grandfather was driving crashed, trapping him inside. frederick temple was driving on 104 in alexandria with his 5 and 8-year-old grandsons in the back seat. when he went off the road. wmur's suzanne roantree tells us with a they did next to get help. reporter: it was just after man living not too far from the crash scene found those two boys standing at his front door. 64-year-old frederick temple was heading east on route 104 with his two young grandsons, ages 8 and 5 in the back seat, they're not why why he lost control of the truck. his car rested some 25 yards into the woods after hitting numerous trees and rocks. seeing that their grandfat

police say the suspect stole the car from a woman attending a church service in laconia. >>> a boston christmas tradition is hosted by a >> t+ was the night before christmas when all through the house no the a creature was stirring not even a mouse. >> our very own mark ockerbloom narrating "a visit from saint nick" last night during the holiday pops performance at symphony hear. this year keith lockhart will conduct the boston pops in 44 performances. >>> an epic light display will stick around this holiday season. how total stranger pitched in to make sure everybody could enjoy these lights for christmas. >>> plus, the danger of one of the hottest holiday gifts could pose to commercial airlines. >>> and waking up this morning if you were headed out now it is in the 40s. we got a lot of clouds coming home from work. also drizzle and fog red 97! set! red 97! did you say 97? yes. you know, that reminds me of geico's 97% customer satisfaction rating. 97%? helped by geico's fast and friendly claims service. huh... oh yeah, baby. geico's as fast and friendly as it gets. woo! geico. expect

police say the suspects stole the car from a woman attending a church service in laconia. and somber news from new bedford where the city's police chief has dade. the chief had been with the department for 35 years and served as the chief for the last five of those. new bedford's mayor said he leaves behind a legacy of a more modern and effective department and a stronger community. a city councilor says he was battling cancer. he was 59 years old. >>> this morning, a veteran and a service dog has been reunited. jeremy was hit by a car in bourne just over a week ago. his spleen was removed. his liver and heart bruised. five ribs were cracked. his owner retired colonel tony dingham was right there. tough because jeremy has been there every step of the way in his struggle with ptsd. >> we are a partnership. that is how it is with any service animal. he is a partner and will do anything for him. and i will do anything for him and i will do anything for him. >> jeremy's recovery bills have added up $15,000. nearly double that was raised by a go fund me page. the leftover money

police say the suspect stole a carp from a woman attending a church service in laconia. veteran and service dog been reunited. jeremy was hit by a car in bourne just over a week ago. his spleen was removed, liver and heart bruceed and five ribs were cracked. his owner, tony dingmann, was there right when it happened. he said watching jeremy suffer was tough because jeremy has been there every step of the way with his struggle with ptsd. >> we are a partnership. that's the way it is with any service animal, you're a partner, and you do anything for him. >> sara: jeremy's recovery bills added $15,000 and leftover >> gene: since 20008 the number of teachers has fallen by nearly 300,000 and students in grades k through 12 has increased by more than 800,000. little good news for new england students in massachusetts, spending up about 2%. >>> sara: governor maggie hassan and state's entire congressional delegation have signed the pledge to new hampshire's children. it calls for public and private investments in early education programs. >> sara: scare in california after hundreds of newborns and