live in manchester, stephanie woods, wmur news 9. tom: two massachusetts teens are safe tonight after their snowmobiles fell through ice in pittsburg. fish and game say the teens were following an adult on first connecticut lake when they rode over a spot of thin ice. fish and game officers got the riders and their snowmobiles out . >> a controversial bob -- bobcat hunting and trapping proposal has been approved for the first time in 27 years. if approved, the season would start in' s action september. officials say things have changed and that' s part of the reason five of nine fish and game commissioners moved the proposal forward. some numbers that were in excess that we could do a harvest and still maintain population growth. shelley the proposal now heads : to a legislative committee for approval before it' s signed into law. tom: lawyers for dzhokhar tsarnaev -- it' s a standard practice in death penalty appeals. shelley: a case stemming from the fbi investigation into the terrorist mass shooting in san bernardino. agents want

not the case in manchester. we have had clear skies for much of the day in southeastern new hampshire, as opposed to areas to the north where it has been cloudy and gray. you have even had rain showers and snow showers moving through. look at the accumulation totals. 5.5 inches in pittsburg. inches. 2.2 inches in wolfeboro. central and northern new hampshire got accumulating snow. southern areas, maybe a coating. otherwise, it was nothing. look at the rain showers across the state. in northern new hampshire, some of that is changing to snow. that will not be the case since it is mild across the state. in the higher elevations, you can see some snow. probably on top of mount across the rest of the state, it is rain. some light to moderate rainfall at this hour. this line every showers will eventually scoot toward the coastline. we will probably have a few raindrops in manchester and seabrook by overnight. you can see this low-pressure system, the center of it is north of quebec city. it continues to pinwheel down

reporting live in manchester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: nearly all of the major candidates are spending the last right here in new hampshire. erin: democrat bernie sanders, who is leading the polls in the granite state, has "get out the vote" rallies planned in nashua, manchester, derry and durham today. during a rally yesterday in portsmouth he called for a redistribution of wealth in america and talked about his plan to pull off a revolution. >> we will get them done because people will demand that they get done. erin: fellow democrat hillary clinton returns to new hampshire today for get out the vote rallies of her own in manchester and hudson. after a couple events yesterday morning in manchester she flew to flint michigan to get a first hand look at that city' s water problems. >> it would be like being here in manchester, and you' re getting brown, smelly water out of your faucet, out of your bath and you go and you tell everybody. you say this water smells, this water' s bad. i' m breaking out with a rash, i' ve got a headache

@p>> i fine that every four years @manchester. @i think there's a different @level of excitement about the @primary, as evidenced by the @voter turnout which they're @saying could be record. @p>> it's very important in new @hampshire, the primary result. @so we are making a big effort to @come here for the primary. @jennifer: interest all over the @world. @journalists coming from as far @away as tokyo, japan. @also in new hampshire tonight, @david muir, the anchor of "world @news tonight," we spoke to him @about why he thinks the first in @the nation primary is so @important. @p>> i know that voters take it @very seriously and the whole @country is watching this @tonight. @so for all that talk that @perhaps new hampshire shouldn't @be as relevant as it is, i don't @buy it. @jennifer: we don't buy it @either. @and muir will be anchoring world @news tonight live from @voters aren't the only ones @headed to the polls today. @josh: there was a pig in pelham. @wanted to get in on all the @primary action, so he did. @the pig apparently

zac larraza scored two goals for manchester today. jen: before we go, hayley has one last look at the snow coming in. hayley: it will come in and work its way northward. heavy snow amounts for most of rockingham county. that also includes nashua. basically nashua to the coast line. much colder temperatures at later on in the week. this will actually be more fluffy snow. tom: tomorrow, candidates will make their final pitches to voters right here on wmur at 5:00. then at 6:00, we' ll visit the candidates on the campaign trail followed by a special edition of new hampshire chronicle featuring some of the granite state' s roting traditions. and a special show called "setting the stage" will air at followed by newsnigt tonight with a complete wrap up of all the campaigns. and at midnight we' ll have live coverage of the first votes in dixville notch. the american people can't afford to wait for ideas that sound good on paper... but will never make it in the real world. the grandmother who has to choose between paying for medicine and payi

the flight once it landed in manchester. mike: we just spoke to a couple of passengers who just finally made it through customs here at the manchester regional airport. we will show you a few of them are taking off right now, hopping on shuttles to head for they will catch a flight to jfk in the morning. according to delta, 159 passengers were on delta flight 944 going to jfk when it was diverted to the manchester-boston regional airport, likely due to weather. delta said they been having issues all day landing lanes at fastest solution for landing. they had to bring in customs officials from portland, maine, to get them through customs and now hours later they just arrived in maine and will he going to hotels tonight to head back to jfk in the morning after a legally mandated rest. for flight crews. that is the latest, live at manchester airport, mike cronin. tom: the storm that likely affected that flight is reaching new hampshire tonight. a live look outside in meredith, new hampshire where it' s about 16 degrees. looks l

for tonight he will be here in manchester. in manchester, new hampshire, jennifer eagan, 7 news. >> amazing how they just pick up after so much work and on to the next week. >> all the volunteers behind the scenes. it's an incredible amount of energy and effort to run a campaign. >> absolutely. ohio governor john kasich got some early good news here in new hampshire. >> he got the lead in the small towns voting brand senate live in concord. >>reporter: kasich said he's having more fun than he ever has in politics and now it's time for the voters to decide. >> we're going to south carolina. >>reporter: perhaps the biggest day of john kasich's political life starting off with a win. dixville notch, with nine voters, opened its polls at midnight. >> prepared to let the voters decide. i already won dixville notch. there's nothing but blue skies and rainbows. >>reporter: he's spent more time in new hampshire than any other candidates, holding more than 100 town hall meetings. >> this is no different than when i first started in pol

@let's head over to amy coveno in @manchester. @reporter: the s and h field @house is primary headquarters @for the hillary clinton @campaign. @tonight this campaign is hoping @history will repeat itself. @new hampshire voters have handed @the clintons some great primary @moments, one in 1992 earning @moniker, although he did come in @second. @and a win to hillary clinton in @2008 who came into the new @hampshire primary trailing @barack obama. @senator bernie sanders has a @sizable lead tonight, according @to the polls, but those @undecided voters that new @hampshire is so very famous for @could be a real game changer. @clinton has been tempered in her @optimism, but regardless of the @result she says she loves new @hampshire and has great respect @for the primary process. @that's the latest from the field @house at snhu, back to you. @tom: thank you. @turning our attention now to the @republican race, there has been @a clear leader on this ballot. @jennifer: with plenty of @candidates to choose from, it is @expected to be an exc

manchester was the fastest solution. the airline had problems landing planes at jfk all monday due to the weather. since manchester does not have officials had to be brought into portland -- from portland, maine. the passengers had to wait on the plane until the officials arrived. the passengers are expected to board another flight to jfk later today. erin: dozens of schools and daycares our opening late or staying closed today. pollard elementary in plaistow will be closed after a burst height flooded the building -- pipe flooded the building 4-5 inches of water filled the hallways and the main office as students were arriving for the day. >> all of a sudden, we heard train roaring. water came flying everywhere. >> we have had failed boilers. expect the unexpected. this is unique. ray: 400 students were evacuated to the baptist church next door. they will do online lessons from home today. the flooding destroyed the s fire panel. sean: a burst pipe is also school. a sprinkler burst and put the gym and three hallways und

pa manchester man is behind bars. p61-year-old larry mills broke pinto two stores. olice in dover say five homes pall over town were broken into pin the last week. pwindows or doors were forced popen and jewelry was stolen from psome of the homes. perin: president obama plans to pask congress for nearly $2 pbillion in emergency funding to pfight the zika virus. pthey say the money is critical pfor research into the birth pdefect caused by the virus. pmost of the money would go to pthe department of health and pspeed up development of a pvaccine. pit is also the focus of the pannual american mosquito control passociation' s conference which pis underway in georgia. phackers published the contact pinformation for 20,000 fbi pemployees yesterday afternoon, a pday after similar data was osted for nearly 10,000 phomeland security employees. pthe group tweeting the account psay they got the info from the pdepartment of justice database. pofficials say no private pinformation like social security pnumbers was accessed. pkevi

we're live at the trump victory party headquarters in manchester. dan hausle, 7 news. >>> and still on the fresh win in iowa, a big one, ted cruz hoping to do well in new hampshire too. >> 7's jonathan hall has been tracking the cruz campaign. he's live in his headquarters in hollis. >>reporter: it appears to be a race for second place, doesn't it? but summer ted cruz hopes to do well tonight. he says no matter how he finishes, he will be on a plane to south carolina tonight. at the famed red arrow diner, business is brisk and ted cruz wonders if victory might be on the menu in new hampshire. are you feeling the surge today? >> well, that's going to be up to the men and women of new hampshire. i hope so. we'll find out tonight. we're doing our very best on the ground game. >>reporter: the texas senator has 30 offices set up like this one to get out the vote. >> all four of you, fantastic. thank you so much. >>reporter: a lot of undecides, even at the last minute so they reminding them to vote and making a last-minute persuasion to those still on the

live to manchester, new hampshire. it looks like it's going to be a new hampshire primary for the history books >> between record turnout, a large number of independents and outsider candidates, it should be a exciting night here. andy hillier is here to sort it out for us now. andy. >> reporter: adam, i'm here with dr. joshua dick from u mass who has conducted our tracking poll. the two key words today, so far turnout and independence. a colleague from nbc news told me that two of her relatives that live in hudson, new hampshire waited an hour and a half to vote today and they've never had that happen before. doctor, which candidates will love to hear that? >> bernie sanders object the democratic side and donald trump on the republican side, both of them did better in our final for a higher turnout scenario. who is it bad for? >> hillary clinton, most of all. because she needs a low turnout with lots of democrats to increase her support and get to within 10. >> reporter: ok. let's take a look at the independents. they

three families are temporarily in manchester. firefighters happened to be corner from this building on concord street when the flames that made for a quick save and relative little damage. >> we only have to replace one half of the building. three families will be displaced. everybody else will be able to go back tonight. adam: the owner tells news 9 he will be paying for hotels for those displaced. one firefighter suffered a hand injury but he is back at work tonight. stephanie: a pair of breast cancer survivors are holding a pink carpet party at the bravo boutique in concord. five women battling breast cancer will get a chance to put on fancy gowns, have their make-up done, and professional photos taken. that is a nice thing they are organizing. a 10-year-old boy is battling a second round of leukemia. >> it is endless. all the little things people do mean so much. stephanie: how the community is coming together to find him a cure. the state is heading to national championships. hayley: clear skies. you will be able to see the

delta said manchester was the fastest solution. the airline said it had problems landing planes at jfk all monday. since manchester does not have international flights, customs once they made it through customs, the 159 passengers were brought to area hotels, where they stayed the night. they are expected to board another flight to jfk later today. erin: more than 400 schools and day care centers are opening late or staying closed today due to the weather. pollard elementary school will be closed after a burst pipe flooded the building yesterday. there is still a lot to be done here even though the pipe has been fixed. 4-5 inches of water filled always. -- the hallways. >> we heard like train roaring and then the ceiling just totally came in and water came flying everywhere. >> we have had failed boilers. expect the unexpected. this is unique, as every emergency can be. erin: that was a dramatic start to the day. 400 students were evacuated to they will do online sessions from home today. problems at hanover high school, as well. a

live in manchester, mike cronin, wmur news 9. jean: we've already receive a file closings and delays for tomorrow, for a complete list head over to our website, wmur.com. right now in franklin, parts of the city are without water after a water main break. police say west bow street from glen to central street do not have water at this hour. crews there in franklin are working to repair the break. police say they're not sure how quickly that will happen. tom: tonight the aerial tram way system up at cannon mountain is still closed, this after a problem caused the cars to stop mid air yesterday, suspended above the ground with dozens of people stuck on board, as you can see here, and it may be a wurp's suzanne roantree is live in franconia with the details. reporter: tonight the motor for cannon's tram is on the way to be fixed, leaving the tram temporarily closed. things came to a sudden halt about 1:50 on sunday afternoon, that's when two tram cars at unexpectedly. 41 people were suspended about 40 feet off the ground, in the bot

we think the real action happens in manchester. our mission is to collect and share manchester history. this is a big part of it. >> it is the handshaking, the speeches, and the bus tours. all part of what makes special. candidates will make him to new hampshire because of that engagement with voters. when they leave here, it becomes a more media-based campaign as opposed to the politicking we force these candidates into. i think we make them better candidates when they leave. >> the exhibit has extra special meaning. her grandfather served as john f. kennedy' s new hampshire campaign manager in 1960. throughout his service, amassed a collection of memorabilia he hung on to through the years. it was discovered when he died in 2003. that is when they started talking. >> i said i have all of this j.f.k. stuff for my grandfather when he was on the presidential campaign and ran the campaign in new hampshire during the primary. he said i cannot believe you are having this conversation with me because i' m going to be putting on an exhib

phe will be in manchester for pelection night. pthis afternoon, ted cruz will pmake a stops at the red arrow. pthat' s where he is holding his rimary night party. psean: republican carly fiorina pis making a long list of stops ptonight. ptonight she has to gary field, pwhere she is holding her career pnight party. pdr. ben carson is holding his arty at the crown plaza in phe made a stop in merrimack at pthe dw diner but has no public pevents scheduled. perin: republican jim gilmore has pevents in merrimack at 4:00, pbedford at 5:00, and a primary pnight celebration at 7:00. psean: three communities already plong-standing tradition by pvoting at midnight. pin dixville notch, there were 9 pballots cast, eight voters were resent, and there was one pabsentee ballot, and less than a pminute after the voting started pthe polls were closed. pon the republican side, kasich pbeat trump 3 votes to 2. pand on the democratic side it pwas a clean sweep. pall 4 votes going to bernie psanders. perin: the votes have already pbeen cast and counted

psean: donald trump will also be pin manchester today. plast night, he held a rally at pthe verizon wireless arena. phe thanked the crowd for making pit out in the snow. palthough the latest polls show phim leading the republican race, phe does not want to take panything for granted. psenator ted cruz will be pmonitoring the results in hollis ptonight. phe is hoping to pull off a win pin new hampshire. resident, his priorities pinclude ending the persecution pof religious liberty, rebuilding pthe military, and repealing the paffordable care act. pcoming up, we will take a look pat where other republican pcandidates will be today as pvoters head to the polls for the pfirst in the nation primary. perin: it is almost time to start pthinking baseball. pwe will let you know when the pred sox equipment truck will be pleaving boston for fort myers. pkevin: the upper-level system is pstill back to the west. pwe still contend with snow pkevin: starting off your tuesday pmorning with plenty of clouds pacross the area. pout there. pit will come with

ben carson also stop in manchester at the airport diner. jim gilmore visited nashua, merrimack, and wind him today. tom: tomorrow, the candidates will make their final pitches to voters right here on wmur at 5:00. at 6:00, we will visit the candidates on the campaign trail followed by a special edition of "new hampshire chronicle." and then a special program will air at 10:00 tomorrow night followed by news 9 with a complete wrapup of all the campaigning tomorrow in the snow, by the way. than tuesday to have the heavy snow come in. tomorrow, it will be messy on the roadways from noon onwards, especially for the evening (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) jennifer: hundreds of swimmers hit the atlantic ocean in hampton beach today for a good cause. tom: the 17th annual penguin plunge benefited the new ham

@haley is in manchester with a @look at some of those @temperatures. @hayley, yes, you can really feel @the difference when you step @outside because temperatures @under the teens and 20's. @i can just pick the snow up and @it's that granular, light fluffy @around. @but with the cold temperatures @the the teens and 20's, it will @well with the winds. @back to you the the studio. @jennifer: right now this new @coating of snow is making the @ride home difficult for some. @and on the seacoast there was @flooding in hampton and @seabrook. @for a live look at the @conditions, stephanie woods is @live in hampton beach. @reporter: right now the seacoast @is just getting slammed with @snow, in fact all day it's been @relentless. @we're just past low tide right @now, but some water is pooling @into these back yards here. @the worst was just before @11:00 this morning. @to the south, up to six inch @eggs of snow could fall on @nashua. @nashua public works says it @wants to keep all the major @arteries open, and plow trucks @are salting and plowing the @roads. @s

very close to 60 in manchester. i would not be surprised if some communities into windham and salem did hit 60. parted and we could see the sunshine for a little while, at least in southern new hampshire. look at the temperatures now. it is still mild in the 50' s. s from concord international a. up north, we have fallen into the 40' s. week ago. we had temperatures well below zero at this time. the winds have been moving around. we have had some gusts near 30 the moment. that is warmer air surging in. that is about to change because we have a cold front bringing rain showers we see across the state. the rain has not quite made it to places like manchester. it looks like rain chest -- raindrops into concord and along 93 into the lakes region. there are also a couple of pink spots indicating there could be mixing or sleet and maybe even snow in the higher elevations and far northern new hampshire. we have a big low-pressure system to the north. occasional showers. we have a big band moving through at the moment. we w

still 50 degrees in manchester. 49 in portsmouth. 45 in concord. we have temperatures in the mid 30's when you get upnorth. the winds are out of the southwest. so it's bringing in the mild. the winds are relatively light at this hour. the latest three-hour loop of the satellite radar shows you where the rain had been coming down especially in central new hampshire. but it kind of fizzled out. and we just have a few lingering rain showers and spits of rain over the white mountains and even some higher elevations snow showers too. but that's all that we've got from this system. it's wrapping up. you can make out how the clouds are beginning to clear out. i wouldn't be surprised by early tomorrow morning almost all of us get to see the sunshine. it will be a brighter day tomorrow. we'll call it a mix of clouds. this is about 7:00 and you see the clouds lingering north of the natches. but southern new hampshire looking good with sunshine. a few passing clouds but it will to today maybe a bit cooler. on monday, temperatures a little bit cooler. we'll ha

we are live here in manchester new hampshire. sharmann saccheti. >> are kim and told us early to even a single digit loss would be considered a victor here at southern new hampshire university this is headquarters for the night it's very cold outside here. approaching 90 minutes now as intense security sweep is underway before we can get back inside. both candidates on the campaign trail today though hitting up folders until the very end. rowling with their supporters offices bernie sanders camp treated a photo of him surrounded by supporters secretary clinton was out there along with former president clinton and her daughter chelsea. clinton telling voters today despite the post is not giving up yet. >> i know that there is still so many people. [indiscernable] >> we haven't heard much from bernie sanders or his campaign publicly anyway so far on average he was leading by about 13 percent according to the polls that we were at an event last week he said is not taking this race for granted. he believes is going to be a race to th

he has since been arrested in manchester. a nashua man is accused of firing a gun inside a crowded restaurant on valentine' s day. police arrested robinson plasencia-diaz at the tropical point restaurant. he is charged with reckless conduct after police say he hit a man in the head with a gun and it discharged. he also did not have a concealed carry permit. right now he is being held on arraignment. right now a seabrook man, , accused of causing a serious crash in hampton, while allegedly driving drunk, is facing a judge. police arrested 52-year-old duane l' italian last week following an accident at the intersection of landing and tide mill roads. the other driver suffered serious injuries in the crash. in the next a man accused of hour, beating another man so badly that he later died from his injuries is also due in court. 41-year-old eric langlais is charged with manslaughter. police say langlais beat the victim, 44-year-old james unfonak, outside gary' s sports bar in rochester on january 31. unfonak later died at the hos

. @93 south is very busy from @manchester to londonderry. @the ever right turnpike north is @stop and go from twits 10 to 12. @issues on 101 eastbound, two @accidents have things backed up @on the approach to exit 2. @101 west an accident in exeter @at exit 9 has things stop and go @from exit 13. @we also see very heavy volume on @the spaulding turnpike @northbound. @the report being brought to you @by dunkin' donuts, from the wzid @traffic network, i'm peggy @james. @jennifer: commitment 2016, the @final push is under way in new @hampshire. @the candidates for president @pounding the pavement today @trying to drum up that last @the first in the nation primary. @josh: the very first votes will @be cast in just under seven @hours at midnight in dixville @notch, mills field and hart's @location, and tonight we have @brand new g.o.p. poll numbers @just in to the newsroom with a @final look at where things stand @before voters head out to make @their decision. @on the republican side of @things, seems a lot of people @are still trying to make up

ted cruz is spending his day in barrington, raymond in manchester. yesterday, he talks of crowds, telling supporters about his economic growth. and calling the notion of women marco rubio has both a town hall and a rally plan today in nashua. tom kasich has a busy day as well. he has focused his campaign on new hampshire and says he has tried to avoid any mudslinging. yesterday, he called on the other candidates to pull their negative ads and instead focus on their own goals. erin: chris christie is holding a series of town halls today. yesterday, he was riding high on night' s debate and targeted marco rubio, saying he lacks the experience to lead the country. >> everything you bring to the really matters. that is what i was try to make the point awake week. matters. erin: jeb bush has a luncheon in nashua, followed by town hall in portsmouth today. trump. conservative record. he added his campaign will continue no matter what happens tomorrow. >> view, a new hampshire, can set the stage for what the race looks like going forward. and i' m sick and

live look right now in manchester where it is 28 degrees. temperatures will fall throughout the night but when could we see a wintry mess move in? chief meteorologist mike haddad is here with the forecast. mike: still about four weeks to go in winter, and were starting to see the cooler rollback in, i berlin and 28 in manchester. the air mass is cold but not a let frigid. just cold enough that when you see that rain down to the south, when it arrives tomorrow night it will be in the form of snow and then we see a changeover to some freezing rain. notice on the to cast, a few scattered flurries but then occasional light snow develops, just enough to make the roads slick. on wednesday you don' t see just all green or all blue. it' s all snow or all rain. it' s that messy, icy mix with a touch of sleet and freezing rain. shelley: salem' s finance director is on paid administrative leave tonight after she was arrested on a shoplifting charge. now we' ve learned the town will review it' s own accounts as part of its internal investigation. our je

let's begin with carl in manchester. donald trump has been all over tv today, carl. >> and not so much on the trail, but he does have an event planned for tonight for what he expects to be a victory party, even though he is downplaying it. the trump campaign has long counted on winning new hampshire. the campaign manager is from wyndham, new hampshire, and promised the donald that he would deliver the type of new hampshire vote that could put him over the top and give him a victory. iowa was a huge disappointment. the margin of the victory could actually be cast as a defeat if it's close. he's been ahead by double digits. in one poll in the last few days had trump up 30% with marco rubio closest in the mid-teens. virtually doubling the nearest competitor. trump last night again used pretty vulgar language at a big rally. a rally where there were children, using the kind of language you wouldn't use around a 10-year-old. to give you an example of how often kids are actually at these events even at night, last night at a c

earlier today he was at a diner in manchester. he has become more secular in his talk. he does not have evangelicals he is going for the libertarian at unenrolled vote, the ones policy had not dropped out. here second, third, or fourth. the barsky flying back and forth between trump and ted cruz. we will continue to follow this at his watch artie -- watch party. heather: thank you. republican marco rubio shaking hands with people in bedford, new hampshire today. he finished third in the iowa he is hoping to do big things in hampshire tonight. campaign for us tonight. >> as you know, the voting is continuing in the granite state, tiny communities just after midnight. heather: canadian border. -- including dixville notch, a canadian border. most of the 9 voters there went for bernie sanders. town, hart' s location. the third millsfield made hillary clinton their winner. ed: on the republican side, john kasich who has devoted most of hart' s location. millsfield went with ted cruz. heather: here is a look at what the new hampshire primary ballot looks like. think. there is

who lost iowa soon after he ducked the handelsman making news great again, nbc news, manchester. as for the democratic continue to campaign and meet with voters across new hampshire before the primary. tonight: increasing clouds. lows:low-30s. winds: light ne. sunday: cloudy with rain likely across nc/obx..chance of scattered showers in hampton roads. highs: mid-40s. winds: n/ne 10-20 mph. monday: partly sunny with a chance of rain/snow mix late. highs: upper-40s. winds: nw to se 5-10 mph. we enjoyed plenty of sunshine across hampton roads today with temperatures topping out in the mid-40s. this evening, expect mainly clear skies with the mercury dropping into the mid-30s by 9 pm. overnight, we will gradually see increasing clouds, so by sunday morning, we'll be waking up to mostly cloudy skies with temperatures in the low-30s. an area of low pressure of the outer banks tomorrow. we will be tracking rain and high winds along the outer banks into northeast north carolina - expect sustained winds out of the northeast at 25-35 mph, gusting up to 50-60 mph at times. this will likely

around 30 in manchester. the breezes will be gusting today. the coldest of the air rotates through later tonight. tonight, 5 in parts of northern new hampshire. highs this afternoon running from the mid-20' s to mid 30' s. we are almost talking 8-10 degrees colder in most locations than yesterday. we have sunshine to start the day tomorrow. we get into tomorrow afternoon and we notice the clouds start to approach from the west. we are looking at some areas of light snow as a possibility late saturday. for some southern areas, we could see a spotty, like coding -- light coating of snow. a lot of the hours beyond early saturday morning should be dry and warmer, as temperatures climb back into the low and mid 40' s on saturday afternoon. it is a chillier start across the area. a cold night coming tonight. temperatures up into the 40' s. may be a quick moving system could mean a few flurries on monday. we have rain or snow depending on the track of that system. erin: mild for the weekend. kevin: it looks that way

south of manchester.emocratic primary, merrimack is right up here, just above your south of manchester, north of nashua. about 2% of the state population. she narrowly won in the 2008 race. nashua is important to secretary clinton tonight. hudson over here. again, 2% of the state population. an area she did very well with blue collar traditional democrats and suburbanites. wolf, as jake just noted, it's key in republican politics, too. mitt romney a big win in hudson. again, all of the governors there. all competing down in here. you come back up here to merrimack as well, very important to mitt romney. if you go back in time to the close 2008 republican race, this is it. this is the battle that we're going to see for the center right republicans tonight and for donald trump if he can make inroads. the suburban voters in the southern part of the state, key to the republicans. you see how hard-fought it was in merrimack. and between romney and mccain. two similar in the race in 2008. five or five candidate

paul johnson-yarosevich, a former manchester elementary school gym teacher, was arrested in 2015 by manchester police for posing as a girl online to get a student to send him pictures of herself. the young girl' s father reported that his daughter was being contacted by someone online. investigators say the girl did her herself. at the time, johnson-yarosevich, who' s from maine, was charged with a felony count of prohibited use of computer services for using the internet to attempt to seduce, solicit, lure, or entice a person. parents at the school were notified, and the district cooperated in the investigation. now, nearly a year later, johnson-yarosevich is facing more than a dozen charges, including distribution of child sex abuse images. according to court documents, johnson-yarosevich knowingly sold, exchanged, or otherwise transferred visual representations of a minor engaging or being engaged in sexually-explicit conduct. court documents say the pictures were sent out through facebook in december of 2014. school officials placed johnson-yarosevich on unpaid leave last year and now no l

mike cronin reports from manchester. reporter: it is so cold, it's difficult to stand outside even for a couple of minutes. that's a danger taken very seriously at new horizons, as they want people safe and warm. ron has been staying at new horizons in manchester for three weeks. on a frigid night like saturday, it's crucial to be inside. >> it would be the difference outside, or not, which is nice that this place is here and everything that's available for you here. between medical, food, and a place to sleep. reporter: donations have been pouring in to the shelter this weekend. jennifer and her family collected blankets, socks, hats and gloves. >> when it's this cold outside, i really feel it for these guys, i don't want anybody to be outside in this kind of cold weather, it's terrible. >> actually gives you a good outlook on things, and something to look forward to that there are people that are there to help you out, out of the kindness of their heart. and not for anything. reporter: the shelter has 80 beds, but not

pcruz has events planned in praymond and manchester this pafternoon. pmarco rubio kicked off his day pwith a tour of bae systems in pwmur' s jennifer crompton was on pthe trail with him today and pcontinues our team coverage. pjennifer: senator marco rubio phas over half a dozen stops on pfirst in the nation primary. phe spoke to employees at defense pmonday morning, where he focused phe says the number one job of pgovernment is to keep americans psafe, and then adds his senate precord on defense makes him the pbest candidate to be pcommander-in-chief. psenator rubio: i spent the last pfive years in the u.s. senate pfocused on this issue squarely, pand my role on the intelligence pcommittee, and my role on the pforeign relations committee. pi believe it is the fundamental pobligation of the federal pgovernment. pjennifer: he has stops in boston pand conquer before his final prally tonight back international p . pjennifer crompton, wmur news 9. psean: and it' s another busy day pon the trail for john kasich. phis first stop of the day was pthe plastow p

manchester, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. jennifer: former florida governor jeb bush is tonight saying he is the only g.o.p. candidate willing to go toe to toe with frontrunner donald trump. this is fresh off the abc-wmur republican debate where bush went after trump about the government' s seizure of private property. tom: wmur' s andy hershberger just got back from the trail with bush, andy' s here live now. today, jeb bush clearly set his sights on donald trump picking up where he left off last night. fresh off what many felt was a strong showing in last night' s republican debate, jeb bush hosted town hall meetings in salem and nashua where he continued to hammer away at front runner donald trump. jeb bush: who' s the only guy going after trump? i am the only guy. last night, i had my chance and i let the big dog eat. >> there are people on that stage that aren' t conservative like donald trump and there are people there that are really good at turning a lint that don' t have a proven record. i think the governors did wel

plive in manchester, jean mackin, pwmur news 9. psenator tez cruz had appearance pjennifer in raymond, barrington p: and manchester today. ptom: the texas republican won pthe iowa caucuses and spoke to pour shelley walcott about his pchances here. pshelley: the ted cruz faithful pbraved the snowy weather to see ptheir candidate, at the tuckaway ptavern in raymond. pthey along with reporters from paround the country listened pintently to the senator from ptexas, who' s polling third in pnew hampshire. pyou know donald trump is so far pand away ahead of you here. pyou beat him in iowa, how can pyou beat him here in new phampshire? p>> well listen, that' s going to pbe a question for the voters phere in new hampshire. pbut i think the question that pevery voter is asking, is who pcan i trust? pwe' ve see over and over again pcampaign conservatives, who talk pa good game. pbut they haven' t walked the pwalk. pand i believe what the american eople are looking for is a pconsistent conservative, someone pwho has been the same yesterday, p

nine below in concord in manchester. feels like 12 below in portsmouth. already in the 20' s below from plymouth to whitefield. cover up, bundle up as you head out tonight and certainly tomorrow morning that will be the case. looking at future wind chills. this is 9:00 tonight. we will easily be in the 20' s and 30' s below with the wind chill factored in. this is the dangerous type of if you break down on the side of the road with no heat and are stuck for a few hours, it could be very dangerous. we want to give you a big warning about these cold temperatures. even by tomorrow afternoon, it will still feels subzero all day long. cover exposed skin, where layers, limit exposure especially for children. take the animals in tonight. check on elderly to make sure they have the heating they need. a wind chill warning has been issued for the entire state with the exception of the extreme coastline because we don' expect the wind chills to be quite as cold. digits below zero is what it will feel like with the winds factored in. overnight. plummet. a few passing

he will be here in manchester tonight. jennifer eagan, 7 news. >>> ted cruz is hoping for a come from behind victory like he had in iowa. >> anything could happen i guess with the surprises. it makes it fascinating to watch but he' hoping here. jonathan hall live from the cruz campaign now. >>reporter: hey, guys, it's good to be the winner, right? and cruz wants to build on his momentum. he also wants to avoid the fate of the iowa winner four years back. remember him, rick santorum? he was one and done. at the famed red arrow diner, business was brisk and cruz wonders if victory may be on the surge. >> we are doing our very best on the ground game and the strength of our campaign is the grass roots. >>reporter: the texas senator has 30 offices set up like this one to get out the vote. >> all four of you, fantastic. thank you so much. >> a lot of undecideds, even at the last minute. they are call our supporters, reminding them to vote. they get last-minute persuasion to those on the fence. he likes what supporters did last

hillary clinton making a breakfast stop at this manchester dunkin' donuts. marco rubio fighting back against criticism about his debate performance last night and bernie sanders speaking to a crowd of more than 1,000, working to distinguish his record from his competitor. >> this has been going on for a while. the hype for it, so it's a big deal. especially in manchester. >> reporter: a new hampshire college student witnessing the final stretch to this first in the nation primary for the very first time and watching as eager supporters strive to convince the remaining few undecided. >> i see that it's a friendly political discourse here, you know, republicans and democrats get along. they're willing to talk. >> absolutely. >> as you might imagine, the day before the primary day is perhaps the busiest day of the entire campaign season here in manchester. we counted nine different competing campaign events, many of them within just six blocks of this town center. reporting in manchester new hampshire, george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> and you can catch george's

look how quick the count is coming in in manchester. donald trump is winning manchester. we expect him since he's winning statewide to win most of these cities and towns. the question is where there are a lot of votes, manchester, kasich running second. jeb bush close behind. let's watch the rest of the count there. follow this around throughout the night. tiny county here, again, kasich is second. pull out, come over here to concord, big city by new hampshire standards. trump at 30%, kasich second, and bush. kasich running a strong second in the centers. again, trump just around 30 here, kasich second. we'll watch this play out throughout the night. who comes in behind trump in the big population centers and the big suburbs south of manchester where we've talked to our correspondents? merrimack, hudson, bedford. it's where as we look into the little towns filling in down on the massachusetts border, that will determine second place and how close second, third, and fourth are which will say a lot about how many go forward. >> i want to go to sunlen serfata at cruz headqua

we are live in manchester, new hampshire. this will be our home next week as we get ready for the first of much more on that coming up, but first check with the rometeorologist shiri spear in the fox25 weather center watching rain that will be moving in today, shizi. >> shiri: could start as a little bit of freezing rain. this is what we have showers for way out west. we still have time before this reaches us and i want to take you through it and point out some spots like orange, fitch some spots like orange, fitchburg, up to nashua, new hampshire. we have 20s on the map, though temperatures are going to continue to warm this morning 37 morning my concern is when we have a little snip place could start as a little freezing drizzle here, and the time on that will be between 7 and 8:00. on the 3457 on the map at 7 on the map at 7. boston at 37 degrees. we don't see showers in boston until noontime and the focus of that heavy rain is well off to the north and west through much of your wednesday here. 48 to 58 when that heavy rai

@if you recognize this man, call @manchester police. @tom: legos are fast becoming as @popular with thieves as they are @with the kids. @in epping police say a man tried @to roll a cart out the door of @this wal-mart loaded with $900 @both of legos. @at this hour in concord police @are investigating two suspects @in a theft at toys r us. @because legos are expensive and @easy to sell online. @weather wise, a blast of cold @coming our way. @mike: yes, the coldest of the @season. @some might be excited for that @because it means more snow @making, but for many others you @probably don't want to it last @that long. @ @tom: a novel approach tonight to @offering a moment of reflection @on this ash wednesday. @jennifer: the episcopal church @of new hampshire offers ash toes @go, here in market square and @other locations, and people are @marking this first day of lent @with a share of prayer, then @place the ashes on foreheads. @p>> there are a lot of people who @would like to participate in a @service like this but because @they're working,

we're live in manchester. sharmann saccheti fox 25 news. >> talked to bernie sanders and hillary clinton. clinton hoping to pull off a huge upset. but polls still give sanders an average double-digit lipid fox 25's kerry kavanaugh continues the coverage in hooksett. >> . >> kerry: the headquarters here where outside right now at the security sweep has just few minutes. clinic campaign hoping that large voter turnout were seen favor. campaign told me earlier today new hampshire has been an uphill battle but they will be grinding it out to the very end. >> it's a last-minute and final push to rally new hampshire voters. democratic candidate hillary clinton bernie sanders made appearances at campaign office at the polls. secretary clinton kept her this voters and another former president clinton poses for a selfie.her daughter chelsea by her side at polling locations as well. chelsea tweeted this photo mom at dunkin' donuts and derry. will be enough for hillary clinton to overtake the vermont senator in his own b

she in manchester. she is well under that right now. we don't have all of the words and obviously but she is not in a strong position at all, that tells the story about manchester. on the republican side it's very interesting because what we are seen in the early wards is that donald trump is doing strong in the more blue-collar towns across the state. casey is doing well, some of the more upscale, you see casey can rubio doing better. the overall thing is that the numbers are not that much different than the pre-election polls. instead of getting much of a balance out of iowa or impact on the debate that is largely flat. >> in the past couple of days there were signs that you are looking at that were pointing to this race with the spreads you are seen. >> the thing i was looking at on the democratic side was turnout. where seen among first-time primary voters and among young people, those least likely to show up that if they showed up that bernie's margin could get quite big. the numbers where seen right now don't include any of the co

manchester at 37 degrees. we do have some clearing taking place, a few clouds in southern new hampshire, but overnight, the clouds will continue to clear away. look at the temperatures. in some places, a good 10 degrees colder than some places where we were today. stephanie: many of you got the seacoast was no exception. it' s also putting a damper on winter weather activities. >> 45 degrees in portsmouth, and the dog is loving it. >> the dog likes it. stephanie: this warm winter weather is for the dogs. people in portsmouth were out and about sunday enjoying the temperatures that felt like they were from another season. >> enjoying the summer today. stephanie: the seacoast city sunday, a drastic difference last weekend. we are out enjoying the weather. stephanie: some ski bums were bombed that they couldn' t hit the slopes. >> it' s beautiful weather. stephanie: puddle dock pond shut down for four hours saturday and warm for ice skating. the director of marketing says the carries are active skiers and snow su