manchester down to 39 degrees. the temperature readings are 5-15 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. a lighter wind allowing for that to happen. there were more temperatures back to the west. the air mass is continuing to moderate. highs today mostly in the 60' s. there will be a couple of holdouts. pittsburgh, lancaster in the mid-50' s. elsewhere, we are looking at 64-68 by the late afternoon. some extra clouds in far northern areas of the state eventually giving way later tonight. lighter wind out there tomorrow. we will continue on with the clear skies until thursday afternoon, where some high clouds will start drifting in. the partial sunshine thursday will give way to mostly cloudy skies on friday. that front get iran friday afternoon. temperatures getting into the 60' s. temperatures are a couple notches warmer with the wind out of the west. the warm temperatures last through friday. the front comes through with a risk of a shower or two. highs will be in the 50' s on saturday. full sunshine on sunda

in manchester, two candidates s largest city. incumbent mayor ted gatsas is being challenged by joyce craig. we caught up with both candidates on the last day of campaigning. mayor gatsas is seeking a fourth term, while his challenger joyce craig says the time has come for ms. craig: there' s a great opportunity here in manchester with new leadership a mayor who' s going to listen to voters listen to the their concerns and ideas. today than we were six years ago happening in the city of manchester and we will continue growing on that base. heavy turnout for today' election. the polls close at 7:00 p.m. voters in nashua will also be casting their ballots in a mayoral election. chris williams is running current mayor donnalee lozeau is not running for re-election. to learn more about all the candidates in the key city races throughout new hampshire and hear their final pitches, go to our website wmur.com and click on the politics section. erin: hudson police are urging parents to examine their childrens' halloween candy after a mot

in manchester, incumbent mayor ted gatsas is being challenged by joyce craig. to learn more about all the candidates in the key city races throughout new hampshire and hear their final pitches go to our website wmur.com and click on politics. as she positions herself for a tough re-election bid senator kelly ayotte could be facing a challenge from the right. as wmur political reporter john distaso was first to report top liberty conservatives will hold a secret meeting this week to against her. adam sexton joins us now to explain who' s behind this effort. adam: it' s former house speaker bill o' brien, who has clashed with senator ayotte before. he' s not happy with votes and positions taken by the senator in the last few weeks that he says are putting her more in step with the obama white house than conservative republican principles. when representative bill o' brien lost his speakership after the 2012 election he said the vote was more about presidential election year turnout than his conservative agenda. >> to try to demonize the tea party is to reject ame

students in manchester have new hours. the trail is busy. a republican just picked up a key endorsement. kevin: cold start. at least we enjoy the sunshine. the next system that comes ahead. erin: what happened to gronk. an update after the star tight end was carted off of the field last night. >> no one covers new hampshire like we to. now "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning, new hampshire on this cyber monday. thanks for waking up we hope you had a great holiday weekend. looks like we're in for a chilly morning. kevin: single digits. partly cloudy and mostly clear skies. what should be a mostly sun-filled day. a light wind. temperatures are going to come up shy of what you would expect for this time of year. highs today mainly in the 30's. we have the next system back out to the west. that approaches with an increase in clouds tomorrow. temperatures are in the single digits up north. lower and mid 20's in south eastern spots. highs up in to the 30's. the next system and the warming trend that comes along with it in just a bit. let's look

manchester at 48. a look at showers that rolled through and a few more as you can see on the way with parts of vermont. most of the rain fell in the overnight hours. cloudy with a few spills and by and temperatures go up from here and we'll talk about that in the forecast coming up. amy: just a reminder, daylight saving time ended at 2:00 this morning. if you haven't already, turn the clocks back by one hour. and it's a great time to check smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and change the batteries. pearlie hill road at intersection was closed due to a crash. a driver hit a telephone pole. unclear if there are injuries in this. police are asking drivers to avoid the area. topping the ticket at the polls is the mayor, kristen carosa caught up with both candidates on the campaign trail. >> the candidates made several stops saturday. both are taking advantage of the amount of events going on in manchester this weekend as their campaigns come to a close. >> the manchester mayoral candidates are hard at wo

live in manchester, jean mackin, wmur news9. shelley: manchester mayoral candidate joyce craig filed for a recount this afternoon. incumbent mayor ted gatsas was declared the winner by just 85 votes. our stephanie woods spoke with live. stephanie: craig says every single vote counts. >> we' ve been working hard for the last seven months, spending so much time knocking on doors, talking to residents in manchester. stephanie after a hard-fought joyce craig lost to incumbent mayor ted gatsas by less than .5%. but while the mayor celebrated winning his 4th term tuesday craig is not conceding yet. >> well we' ve been thinking about it obviously since the election, the results were so close, less than .5%. and i' ve been receiving calls and texts and emails from supporters so we made the decision today to move forward with the recount. >> the democratic challenger has filed a formal request at city hall to recount all of the ballots cast in the manchester mayoral election. the manchester city clerk says a recount could happen as early

adam: students in manchester starting school at a different time tomorrow. what the new schedule means for parents and kids. >> known covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at 6:00. stephanie: one person was killed in an early morning car crash in manchester. now one of the drivers is in custody facing a felony charge. good evening. i' m stephanie woods. adam: and i' m adam sexton. wmur' s kristen carosa joins us now live from the scene of the crash on lake avenue with the latest on the investigation. kristen: this area behind me was closed for several hours as police continued their investigation. the scene has been cleared and flowers have been left behind. people in this neighborhood are left wondering how this crash happened. this was the scene early sunday killing one person. >> i was coming down the alley way and my buddy said you gotta help me. kristen: larry powell and his friend tried to help the people weren' t far behind. >> they had the jaws of life, and they had to pry the doors open. i knew right then they were going to be hurting. k

the beards are gone from manchester police officers. shelley: the big donations made to a group that complements the shelley: manchester police raise more than $23,000 in their beards for bucks campaign. tom cole and the money went to the granite state childrens alliance. the center' s help in community policing and protect kids from violence in the home and in the streets. >> this donation of the 23,000 is just unbelievable for our manchester advocacy center, but even more than that is the outreach it provided for us. >> it takes out law enforcement interview aspect and makes it more like a counseling interview so we can get information without the least amount of trauma to the child. tom: sale and in hollis police are now participating in no shape november to raise money for causes important to the tom: jimmy k [ camera shutters clicking ] >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for keith urban's player guitar package. [ keith urban's "good thing" 'cause i know a good thing when i see it >> announcer: four-time grammy award

we begin with ray brewer in manchester. ray: the times, they are changing for school children here in manchester. it is the result of a new teachers contract. the school day will start and end a little later. here are the new hours. elementary school starts at 8:45 and ends at 2:50. the middle school starts at 7:35 and ends at 2:20 and the middle starts at 7:45 and ends at 2:53. erin: they were all in jefferson for the jackson dinner. bernie sanders and hillary clinton spoke at the event. >>> chris christie picked up a coveted endorsement. the new hampshire "union leader" offered its support. happy birthday. there's more to these parties that meets the if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i approve this message because together,

the scene of a murder in manchester inch by inch. and the family of denise robert says this is evidence her death hasn' t been forgotten. mike: the spring-like pattern continues on friday with record warmth in at least one spot. how high temps go plus the cooler changes we' ll see this weekend. shelley: one police officer is using his cell phone to fight the heroin epidemic. >> you gotta be compassionate. you' ve got to show that you care. shelley: the offer he has extended to people trying to fight addiction. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. tom: we are hearing from emily members who say 57-year-old brad mcgee from rye was the pilot killed in a plane crash last night. good evening, i' m tom griffith. shelley: i' m shelley walcott. the small plane bound for new hampshire' s seacoast, went down off the coast of new york and tonight his family and investigators are trying to figure out how this tragedy could have happened. phil mcgee says he already misses his beloved brother brad, the two of them in

a rollover crash in manchester. we are like that at the scene that we all live at the scene. -- we all live at the scene could the dust by manchester police who are looking for something else at the time. the mayoral elections. when you need to know before you head to the polls today. kevin: a lot of sunshine come even milder out there this afternoon, and we aren' t done here. how long it can last with your forecast ahead. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] erin: we begin with breaking news. there is a serious rollover crash in manchester this hour. this is the scene on beech street. i am erin fehlau. a telephone pole has been sheared off in the trash. amy coveno joins us live from the scene. amy: we are at the corner of beach and solar street in manchester. beautifully sunny day. quite a bit of chaos for this neighborhood. utility pole you referen

manchester took a 1-0 lead just like that. alden hirschfield from the slot beats patrick bartosak, 1-1. 2-1 toledo in the second maxim, kitsyn redirects the shot by matt white, 2-2. then matt white gets one himself, scores on the backhand, 3-2. they are skating in overtime right now, 3-3. high school football championship games are set. the blue hawks -- all of these games are sunday. division 2, it will be a rematch they beat milford 51-20 yesterday. division 3, newport back for the second consecutive year. they will host interlake' s. all games sunday afternoon and evening with a 6:00 division one game. should be a great sunday of high school football. stephanie: we' re working on more for news 9 at 5:30. adam: coming up, millions take to social media around the world to rally in support of france. stephanie: and it' s a piece of history dating back to world war ii in the north country. if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in america, clean energy is already producing enough power for 18 milli

erin: now at noon, we' re down to the wire in the manchester mayoral race. what the candidates are doing in these final hours before the polls open. debate controversy. how gop candidates want to reshape future debates. kevin: this week' s headline will be the milder temperatures. erin: and plane crash investigation. the new developments in the crash of a russian passenger jet that killed everyone on board. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] erin: good afternoon. i am erin fehlau. presidential primary is underway. voters in some new hampshire cities will be heading to the polls tomorrow. in the largest city, it could be a record turnout. ray brewer is outside manchester city hall and had a chance to catch up with the 2 candidates for mayor. benefits from the expected heavy turnout. benefits them. mayor ted gatsas seeking his fourth turn while challenger joyce craig says it is time for a cha

reporting live in manchester, ray brewer. erin: an autopsy is planned for a body found in a fire in swanzey. fire marshal' s office says the owner of the home had died on monday, the day before the fire and the body was still inside. that name has not been released. sean: ted gatsas has won a s largest city. top democrats expect a recount victory. gases speed democratic democratic challenger joyce craig by 75 votes. with high voter turnout, both campaigns were watching closely. craig is not conceding just yet. >> i will be making a decision over the next few days how we are going to proceed. >> i' m very humbled by the people in manchester sending me back for another two years. sean: 10 cities health mayoral elections yesterday. in concord, incumbent jim bouley easily won another term, taking 86% of the vote. in dover, mayor karen weston is returning for another term. for complete results from the races, go to wmur.com. we have posted all of the information we have received. erin: presidential candidates can officially file f

follow by somersworth, conway, manchester, and rochester. erin: coming up, a shocking discovery at a church in new york. the priest says he found a real-life baby -- real-life baby inside the nativity scene. sean: storm watches versus storm warnings. we will explain the difference. kevin: a warming trend starts the holiday weekend. kevin: we start off with clear skies and chilly conditions. after a similar start to the day as we had yesterday, we will be a light wind and sunshine for your travel forecast. behind that, the holiday weekend is changeable. sean: police in maine are asking for the public' s help in locating two people that want to question. erin: authorities say zina fritze and sean mcquade lived in an apartment in a gusto -- augusta where man was found -- a man was found dead. 25-year-old damik davis is believed to have carried out the murder. police want to question zina fritze and sean mcquade about the crime and want to check on their well-being. >> whether they know the victim, whether they know this man that is under arrest

mike cronin was there in manchester. mike: inside a crowded ballroom at the radisson in manchester, vermont senator bernie sanders addressed substance abuse, calling it a health issue, not a criminal one. >> we have a major crisis in opiate addiction, and we need a revolution in mental health treatment so that all people, regardless of their income, can get the help they need. mike: sanders announced its prison -- his opposition to a pipeline proposal in new hampshire. >> it would carry frack natural gas through 17 communities, a bad idea. >> every year, the people of new not by doing what the polls say, not by following big money, but by following their heart. mike: former maryland governor martin o' malley greeted supporters on elm street. inside, he blasted donald trump' s immigration policy. >> to that in the aggression, con or -- carnival barker donald trump, let us stand up and say the enduring symbol of our nation is not a barbed wire fence. it is the statue of liberty. mike: hillary clinton entered to a sea of gl

in manchester, mike cronin, wmur news 9. shelley: more than a month after it sank, the search for their wreckage of the el faro. the black box was not found. tom cole in the town of wind them is considering asking hillary clinton' s campaign to pay back the cost of a town hall. mike: more sunshine on the way tom: crews have ended their search for the wreckage that saint during hurricane what keen. the ntsb hopes the agency can still determine a cause for the ship sinking. already three crew members were on board when it went down. some of them had ties to new england. republican presidential candidate carly fiorina campaigns in new hampshire today. students about getting her start in business after being offered new opportunities while working >> they saw possbilities in me. and because they saw possibilities and potential in me, i saw different possibilities for myself. it' s actually what every single one of us needs. shelley fiorina also revealed : that she majored in medieval history and philosophy. she continues campaig

there is another crash at the exit 2 brown avenue ramp in manchester. couple of cars involved in that one, so brown avenue is an area you'll want to avoid if you're traveling through manchester today. hooksett no problems at the tolls. trouble-free all the way up to concord. there are some delays on the exits in concord. 101 west plenty of company through the bedford stretch. the everett turnpike volume is picking up through merrimack up to bedford. no headaches headed to the seacoast. from the wzid traffic network, i'm peggy james. jean: coming up tonight, defense attorneys admit a massachusetts teen killed his teacher, but they say he was not in his right mind. the graphic start to his trial today. josh: a break-in at a manchester middle school may have taken more than a day for anyone to notice. mike: lots of sunshine in many spots today and more on the way for tuesday. how long the stretch could last until showers arrive. jean: at 5:30, a witness to a police officer's murder is back in prison. the new charges facing kevin paul. plus -- >> any victim

manchester to salem, 21 minutes. not seeing any delays on 293 or the everett turnpike. 93 south in mass, slow traffic from and over all the way into boston. from the traffic network, i am deb davidson. erin: we' re learning more details about the crash i-93 in concord. state police say a tractor-trailer went off the side of the highway and hit several trees. the cab was torn from the frame of the vehicle. it trapped the driver inside and ruptured both real tanks. the driver was taken to hospital with serious injuries, but is said to be in stable condition. sean: a developing situation out of manchester where at least six people have been forced from their homes by a large fire on the west side. firefighters were called to the intersection of rimmon and bremmer streets just after 1:00 and found flames shooting from the third floor. crews were later ordered out of the building, and they fought the flames from outside. the red cross is helping the residents who were displaced. there is no word as to any injuries or how

burke was arraigned by video this morning in manchester circuit court. police say burke was at the elliot hospital around 4:00 p.m. say seeking treatment for an injured hand. court records say he left without being seen, drove aaway from the hospital with a woman in the passenger seat. police say minutes later burke's car crashed into an s.u.v. traveling south and a 47-year-old woman in that s.u.v. was pronounced dead at the scene. police say burke was intoxicated at the time of the crash. >> the 31-year-old resident was originally charged with aggravated u.i.l. which means he was twice the legal limit, today the charges were upgraded to negligent homicide. reporter: bail was set at 500,000 cash, he'll have another hearing next month. jean: thanks, andy. patriots fans can breathe a sigh dramatic injury tightened rob gronkowski may only be sideline forward a single game. jason king has an update on gronk's scary play. >> good news, certainly looked a lot worse than it was. when you consider gronk's history with injuries we were all thinking the worst, but

for central and southern areas, we are looking at temperatures going from 43 in manchester 244 in manchester -- to 44 in portsmouth. extra clouds in northwestern parts of the state. a chance of a few flurries and a light shower. we do it all over again tonight temperature-wise. a big area of high pressure in control. as that moves offshore, the wind starts to turn more southerly on thanksgiving day and starts to pick up out of the southwest on the day before, eventually getting us too near 60 by friday. our only chance of precipitation is on late friday and early saturday in the seven-day forecast. the on that come we go back to the fair skies for the weekend, even into monday and tuesday, with temperatures in the low and mid 40' s. a nice surge the temperatures for traveling on thanksgiving. erin: seriously? 60 degrees on friday? kevin: a couple of spots could get there. erin: we do want to check our top stories. ray: the state department has issued a worldwide travel alert. officials at the manchester-boston regional airport say they have modified security protocols as necessary. with the

shelley: the pregnant woman manchester today has delivered her baby. graphic surveillance video shows britney and dennis' colliding with another, hitting a utility pole and flipping over on beech street. dennis was thrown from the car. they both had serious but not life-threatening injuries. britney' s father said her baby , seven weeks before it' date. >> we are just thanking the stars that all three survived. ve been knocked out for minute, but i know britney said she she remembered flipping over and the car landing upside down, and he was thrown out. he crawled his way over to her to see if she was ok. shelley: that couple had a little boy tonight and britney' s father believes his daughter got car -- his daughter' s car got caught between two cars that were racing. the driver in the other car was not hurt. police are not saying if any charges will be filed. tom: for the second time in to make -- time in two weeks, police have found bottles of meth in franklin. about two weeks ago they discovered meth in the woods being used -- 21-year-old jordan we

manchester wins 4-3. they will host a liar on wednesday. still to come tonight, the high school football title games are set for next weekend. it took alexis 4 years to earn her college degree. but it will take her 25 years to pay off her student loans. join the fight to make college affordable. join the fight for alexis. tt0w!tz'h3! %4@-hi4 tt0w!tz'h3! ed@-dl< tt0w!tz'h3% )8h-$2@ tt0w!tz'h3% kzh-9]< tt0w!tz'h3% n-h-l40 tt0w!tz'h3% 0ph-rs( tt0w!tz'h3% s"h-b!h tt0w!tz'h3% ueh-ac8 tt0w!tz'h3% 7hh-]al jason: the final race of the eliminator round was delayed by rain in phoenix today. jeff gordon is the only driver to secure his spot into the final four at homestead, so three more spots up for grabs today. phoenix does have light so they hope to get the race in tonight. we will keep you posted. the championship matchups are set for high school football next weekend. in division i, exeter and goffstown. the grizzlies 11-0 looking for their first ever football championship. that is the late game at 6:00. division two is a rematch of last year' s

live in manchester, stephanie woods, wmur news9. shelley: while the weather in new england is smooth sailing for travel that' s not the case in other parts of the country. from snow to ice to rain, abc' s lauren lyster shows us the conditions out west. >> those getting away for the holiday weekend may not be able to escape the weather threat. thanksgiving is bringing big helpings of ice and water to parts of the country. a winter mess of snow and sleet from the great lakes to the plains. and from texas to illinois, some areas could be drenched by heavy rain. california and oregon have more than a foot in some places. drivers bracing for treacherous roads. >> it is so dangerous out here. you really want to get your chains on so you can make the safest drive up there. >> in washington state giant waves winds knocking out power this tree nearly killed heather adams. >> i could see the tree coming, brakes it stopped. like two seconds later, i might not be here. >> in colorado, the chowdhury family is leaving early. >> we just want to be

live in manchester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. thanks. manslaughter in vermont new hampshire this officers caught 25-year-old daniel fogg of west townsend, vermont in chesterfield. he was arrested earlier this week in chesterfield. he faces several here in new hampshire. manslaughter in vermont in connection with a suspected deadly heroin overdose. erin: we are following some breaking news from west africa. about 20 hostages have now been freed from a hotel in the capitol of mali. however about 150 people are still being held. after ten funman stormed the hotel early this morning with guns and grenades. cnn is reporting that they arrived in a diplomatic vehicle. three people have been killed. the military has the hotel surrounded. meanwhile investigators in paris say they have now found a third body in the apartment that police raided earlier this week. they killed the alleged master mind of the attacks there. abc's kenneth moton is following growing concerns about a possible copy cat attack here in the u.s. kenneth: good morning.

live in manchester, stephanie woods. jean: and you may be shopping with those new credit cards featuring a chip. banks and retailers began sending them out earlier this year. as nikole killion reports, industry watchers warn that this new technology could make you wait in line a little bit longer this holiday season. nikole: forget swiping with a stripe. >> it was all of the technology of an eight track tape. very easy to clone and counterfeit. nikole: insert in stead, it is the new way to cash out for cards embedded with a chip. kimberly travis is one of millions of cardholders making the switch. >> three out of five customers have chip cards now or will have them by the end of the year. nikole: at least one mart -- one walmart executive predicts anarchy. >> that is too strong a word. nikole: concerning customer confusion at checkout. >> icad slow things down a little bit. we think the first time consumer uses one of the cards and they might fumble around a little bit if they are not used to it. nikole: it is not just c

>> now at 11:00, a couple from manchester is charged with murder. the involvement prosecutors say they had in the death of a woman found burned on train tracks. shelley: demonstrators are in the streets of chicago after a police officer was charged with the shooting death of a teenager. the video released today that sparked this response. tom: they gathered by candlelight to show their support for syrian refugees. the message this group wants to send to new hampshire' s senators. mike: from dry and cold to dry and warmer. how temps play out as we move into the thanksgiving holiday, and if the pattern stays storm-free. shelley: newly 300 granite stators have dried from doug -- died from drug overdoses. how their children john lives have been changed forever. tom: a couple from manchester now charged with accessory after the fact of murder in connection with a burned body that was discovered along railroad tracks in the state of massachusetts. good evening, i' m tom griffith. shelley: i' m shelley walcott. the upgraded charges against julian and shann

live in manchester, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. stephanie: one person was killed a crash in jefferson. state troopers say the car was driving on meadows road in jefferson just before 2:00 this pole and rolled over. at the scene. state police believe that speed and alcohol may have been factors. the name of the driver is being withheld until the family is notified. adam: now to commitment 2016 coverage. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o' malley are in manchester tonight. the democratic party is hosting its annual jefferson jackson dinner at the radisson ballroom. that' s where we find wmur' s mike cronin. he joins live with a preview of that event. the speaking program will begin on that stage behind me as all three major democratic presidential candidates will be here and joined by new hampshire while the preparations finish up hotel it' hundreds of people lined the streets. and a manchester police detail is set up at the corner of elm and pleasant streets. supporters of hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o' ma

it' s the first of 4 home games in 5 days for manchester. the norfolk admirals are on their way in for the weekend. tough game for unh basketall last night. at number 19 uconn. seton hall transfer sterling gibbs driving in hard, banks it off the glass and gets the foul. himself. uconn wins 85-66, wildcats fall to 1-1 on the season. womens college basketball, rivier played plymouth state at nhti as part of the boys and girls club classic. early 3rd quarter, a nice back door cut by rebecca debaldo and she scores. rivier was up 32-19. panthers on the run here, savannah miller over to ace lawrence. she hits the layup plus the foul. then the panthers look inside to annaliese schmidt, great post up move, going off glass for two. she is out of new market high good game for her. the raiders are good. caytlyn perry out of nashua south knocks down a 3. in the end the raiders get the 63-59 win. and in the mens game plymouth congratulations to derry' s luke rosinski, who signed to play college basketball at unh today. rosinski spent 2 years at pinkerton

live in manchester, andy hershberger, wmur news 9. tom: we do have new and troubling numbers tonight concerning the state's heroin epidemic. jennifer: in manchester there have been 80 deadly opioid overdose this is year out of more than 600 overdose calls. this is according to american medical response. october was the worst for nashua, this year had five deaths. today the executive council voted to approve a special legislative session focused only on aaddressing the opioid crisis. amy coveno is in the newsroom with the bipartisan efforts here. reporter: yes, this is a bipartisan effort, but republican leadership are asking what took the governor so long. >> we've had inaction, inaction, inaction and how the governor's office is saying hurry up hurry up hurry up. reporter: there was more fanfare before the executive council meeting than during it. some anticipated a fiery exchange between republican council members and the governor over the proposed special legislative session. but the 4-1 vote was cordial. >> i'd be really pleased t

in manchester mayor ted gatsas is fighting to keep his job against challenger joyce craig. meanwhile in nashua, it's a guaranteed new face, wmur's adam sexton live in nashua tonight with more. reporter: tom, those are the two headline races tonight, mayor gatsas looking to hold onto the a fourth term. and here in nashua you've got a pair of candidates who really partisan labels. one of them a rising star in the republican party and the other a situation. back in the 80's a rising star ago. the ballots are coming in from around the gate city, and turnout is said to be high as nashua votes for a new mayor. the choice is between former and c.e.o. chris williams and alderman jim dodges, williams is making a strong pitch for the youth vote while dodges is pointing to his previous tenure as mayor back in the 1980's. mayor before. we were the best place to live in america then, so i think people are looking for someone with experience and the knowledge of the community. >> we have two good candidates in this race. the city can't go wrong with either of us, but we have an option of

that video is breathtaking, in manchester, new hampshire. this new mom had to undergo an emergency c-section last night. >> jadiann: nick emmons is live for us in new hampshire with how this mom and that baby is doing today. >> reporter: that's right. thankfully it sounds like they're okay. all things considered. the couple in that car that flipped over lucky to be alive as they welcome a new baby boy into the world. and this wreck, as you saw, pretty extreme to see on camera. it was three cars driving down a two-lane street in manchester on tuesday. one of those cars went on the sidewalk, straight through a utility pole, sheering the pole in half then it flipped on to its roof. brittney beaudoin, 7 months pregnant, was trapped inside, her husband, dennis, was ejected. both were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. >> there was a saab in the left lane, a minivan in the right lane and the car between them saab, clipped the car, flipped, went through a fence. >> oh, we're just thanking the stars that all three survived. all three survi

reporting live in manchester, ray brewer. erin: an autopsy is planned for today on a body found following a fire in swansea. firefighters were called to 209 carlton road yesterday morning. the fire marshal' s office says the owner of the home had died on monday, the day before the fire, and the body was still inside. that person' s name has not been released. it is not clear what caused the flames. sean: manchester mayor ted gatsas has won a fourth term leading new hampshire' s largest city. his margin of victory is so narrow that top democrats expect with nearly 20,000 ballots cast, he beat democratic challenger joyce craig by just 75 votes. it was clear early on the results were going to be close. with high voter turnout, they watch the results closely. craig is not conceding it. >> i will make a decision in the next couple days. >> i' m very humbled by the people who are sending me back for another two years. sean: 10 cities health mayoral elections yesterday. in concord, incumbent jim bouley easily won another term. in be

there's a live look at manchester and see the wet pavement. the cold air is making a big return here. temperatures from manchester to nashua, portsmouth have been in the 50's and creep downward. there won't be much of a rebound either. the temperatures basically slide down through the rest of the day. we've got rain showers and pockets of heavier rain into the monadnock region, manchester, dover, hampton as well. you might run into pockets of heavier rain headed out the door. so the temperatures on the map are basically what we have right now and then through the rest of the day as they start to slide down. even this afternoon, it's going to feel a lot chillier, compared i'll have a full breakdown of the rest of the weekend's forecast coming up in a couple of minutes. >> new this morning, salem police are investigating a purse snatching, this happened just before 2:30 friday at kohl's. the victim says she was at her car when the 16-year-old suspect allegedly grabbed her purse from her court and ran toward the back of the store. pa police k-9 t

teens to lower and mid 20' s from manchester to the shoreline. you will notice a warming trend to this man tro -- to the central part of the country. we start to get it on some of the warmth for a day or two. if you are going to be traveling later this afternoon, you have a light wind to go along with the sunshine. lower half of the 40' reasonable expectation from the white mountains southward to the seacoast. tonight, it will not fall quite as fall temperature-wise. overnight. i think we blend sunshine tomorrow morning with building clouds during the afternoon. s to lower ranges of the 50' s. then it looks like 50' s out ahead of that front. the front will be approaching late in the day and moves into afternoon. a passing shower eventually giving way to the cooler air, which we will have around for the weekend. high temperatures today, lower and mid 40' s. not quite as chilly, as we will drop back into the 20' s to mid-30' s for overnight lows. a warming trend all the way through friday. s. head of the next system -- ahead of the next system. wh

a horrific crash in manchester. police are still on the scene of this accident in the area of lake and union. those roads are closed down, area and it could be several more hours, six people needed attention and crews used the jaws of life to remove at least two people in the situation. streets could be shut down and hours before they're reopened. we'll bring you updates throughout the day on the story on wmur.com and of course on our app. i think there's a lot more information to be coming out on that situation as the day progresses. josh: avoid it you can. amy: we'll turn in for josh mcelveen, but first good morning america. josh and i will be back with tt0w!tr'hq! %4@-%[0 tt0w!tr'hq! el@-/\\ tt0w!tr'hq% )8h-i d tt0w!tr'hq% kzh-to8 tt0w!tr'hq% n-h-!&4 tt0w!tr'hq% 0ph-?a, tt0w!tr'hq% s"h-/3l tt0w!tr'hq% ueh-,q<

from manchester through salem is about a 20 minute ride. no delays or incidents to slow you down. 101, 111, and the spaulding turnpike are looking good. 93 southbound is up to speed and incident-free. minuteman health. i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: thank you, deb. two men who admitted to killing and memory teen -- a madbury teen are sentenced today. sean: zachary pinette and michael tatum reached a plea deal and testified against tristan wolusky. ray: zachary pinette and michael tatum each pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in return for their testimony against tristan wolusky. they leeward 18-year-old aaron wilkinson from his home in madbury with the intent of robbing him for money and drugs. he was stabbed nearly two dozen times. charges of first-degree murder against zachary pinette and michael tatum were dropped as part of the plea deal. tristan wolusky was convicted of first-degree murder for his role in the killing. woluksy will be sentenced later this month or next month. sean: thanks. a man wanted for violating his paro

live in manchester, shelley walcott, wmur news 9. tom: thanks. the man accused of trying to abduct a teen-ager from the merrimack outlets back in court today. lawyers for desmond mighty are challenging the way evidence was seized and are asking the judge to keep it out when the case goes to trial. andy hershberger was in court today. reporter: prosecutors say all the evidence they gathered was legally obtained. defense lawyers disagree, saying a police search was unconstitutional. lawyers for desmond mighty are asking a superior court judge to throw out a host of evidence against the 25-year-old connecticut man at his upcoming trial. mighty faces several charges that include kidnapping for an alleged incident involving a 16-year-old girl this past summer at the premium outlets in merrimack. >> i told her the reason that we're stopping is that he matched the description. reporter: former merrimack police sergeant goodrich testified at the hearing that when he stopped mighty in the parking lot he appeared anxious and made goodrich nervous. he said

reporting live in manchester, ray brewer. erin: thank you, ray. four people from new hampshire are charged with robbery in connection with a pair of crimes in maine. a 68-year-old woman says she was walking down the sidewalk in york when a man tried to grab her purse. she fell to the ground and the man got into a waiting car. less than an hour later, a store in wells was robbed. the heroin crisis continues to grow. senator jeanne shaheen is proposing an emergency funding bill worth $600 million to help address the issue. it is not clear how much money new hampshire would receive. the bulk of the money would go to the u.s. department of health and human services for prevention, treatment, and recovery programs. the like hope for new hampshire recovery, the only treatment center of its type in new hampshire. >> this would increase support for those programs we have seen that make a difference for people. erin: senator kelly ayotte is asking hhs to designate this epidemic is a public health the. sean: a seacoast woman has received a temporary order o

if you have information, please contact manchester police. we are learning more about two people killed last night. janet was a dedicated compassionate nurse in hopkinton. she was one of the kindest i know, whether it was an old person or someone of his generation. >> she didn' t have a mean bone in her body. she was just so caring about everybody, coworkers, especially her patients. neighbors stephanie: gathered sunday to remember and honor them. police are investigating the cause of the crash. they say drugs and alcohol do not appear to be factors. the little girl from massachusetts who was allegedly kidnapped friday was released from the hospital this afternoon. her parents reported her missing from her home in hamilton early friday. the two-year-old was found hours later and miles away naked with her head shaved. investigators say her former babysitter abigail hanna broke into the home and kidnapped to the girl. she is doing court tomorrow on charges of kidnapping and assault and battery of a child. to commitment 2016 runner donald trump

it is 45 in manchester. with the warmer air today, we're going it have the winds helping to pump up the warm air. right now only five miles per hour. as we get through the day, the winds are going to be become gusty. up here 20, 25 miles per hour as the warmer air surges in from the southwest. in the meantime, a few scattered clouds in the sky this morning. maybe even a little bit of fog as we mentioned. the rain showers you see off toward the west here, those don't arrive until the overnight hours for the vast majority of us. this is a cold front. it is a big one. you can see out toward the west the cold front where it is colder. you've got some ice and snow back toward omaha, kansas, oklahoma, and thanksgiving. for us, it is the mild air surging in. eventually the clouds and showers arriving later on tonight. day. it will be mostly sunny. clouds on the increase. bit afternoon, we'll call it a mix of sun and clouds. you can see a couple of showers getting in to the far northern reaches 5:00. overnight we'll

many manchester, julie loncich, wbz this morning. >>> in manchester, police searching for a gunman. a man was shot in an apartment building on granite street. shots. no word on the condition. >>> a danvers teen accused of raping and murdering his high school math teacher will have a hearing to determine whether he's competent to stand trial. the trial has been delayed several weeks. he is accused of killing colleen ritzer in 2013. chism was 14 at the time and being tried as an adult. >>> three construction workers badly injured on the job. this morning, federal investigators are looking into what went wrong. the construction workers were crushed when the second floor wall of a new home collapsed in merrimac yesterday afternoon. all three were seriously injured, but they are expected to survive. >>> new this morning, a rescue on the water in weymouth. we're told two people were in a boat that flipped last night sending them into the water off of four point road. their conditions have not been released. >>> right now, a big day for campaign 2016. in new england, it is the first day ca

you can see a look around manchester. a little bit of red there. >>> many people out shopping on black friday are looking for deals on electronics. other groups are having black friday sales of their own. the spca is holding the black friday save a life sale. the shelter will have door buster specials from 9:00 to 11:00, features $25 off on all caption fees. from 9:00 to 4:00, they can pick out their own price and receive a free gift with every adoption. there are bunnies, birds, small animals, and horses available. they hope to find homes for 50 animals today. it is not just the granite state seeing hundreds of shoppers. shoppers are out and about. stephanie ramos looks at the cay ohs. >> all right. here we go. stephanie: thanksgiving into the fridge. they are scoring the >> $8. this is the best deal. stephanie: black friday used to kick off the holiday shopping season. now thanksgiving day is the new tradition. in new york city, 18,000 shoppers made their way in to macy's. in colorado, a holiday storm not stopping the s

says it is now assisting the manchester police department and new hampshire attorney general's office as they continue to investigate the murder of da nice rob netter the city's north end. in august robert was out for a walk when she was shot and killed on ray street. robert had gone for a walk every sunday night for the past six years in the community, police say neighbors saw a pickup truck driving from ray street to carpenter street and speed back towards the city. one homeowner says he signed the permission form to allow police to search his yard in hopes of catching the killer. >> i don't have any concerns, so i signed the paper. so i have no problem with that. i think that everyone should be cooperative. reporter: because the f.b.i. is assisting police and the a.g.'s office, it says it can't comment any further, and the reward for any information on this case is now more than $42,000. mike cronin, wmur news 9. jennifer: to hudson where a disturbing find was made inside a trick or treat bag. police confirm a parent was going through the bag today and found a razor blade. it's not

live in manchester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: we are following breaking news this morning out of mali. right now at least 170 people are currently being held hostage by ten gunman. it is all happening inside the raddison hotel in mali's capitol city. here's what we know. the hotel says 140 guests and 30 employees are being locked inside. three people are dead, including one french national. right now the u.s. embassy has asked american citizens to take shelter. we'll continue to monitor the breaking situation throughout the morning. sean: a health alert has been rochester. they are finding more public places. that's causing a serious public health threat. first responders in rochester say they are getting calls several times a week from people finding needles in city. they are putting those things, sharps biohazard containers in every ambulance and police cruiser. they are encouraging the public to call them if they see a syringe. >> it is on the side of the street. children could be playing in the areas. >> things like hep

a little above that manchester south and east. but with clear skies and try air in place, temperatures will be tumbling over the next several hours. so we do bottom out in the upper 30's, lower to mid fourth by early tomorrow morning. a lot of spring warmth another map, all the way until you get into portions of the western rockies. denver still sitting at 74. but a lot of the higher terrain out west dealing with some snow. at this hour, while to the east of that not only is it warm but it is on the dry side. the exception to that right over portions of the carolinas, this system will scoot off to our south and it should stay rain-free around here for quite some time. here's a look at sky cast over manchester for tonight, into early tomorrow, outside of a few high clouds, it's mainly clear. sunshine for sunup tomorrow with temperatures in the queen city at about 44 degrees. mid 60's. so just a little bit cooler than what we had out there for today. notice the highs, again we did hit 70 plus in many spots tomorrow, it's lower 60's