stephanie: manchester american medical response has responded to 51 suspected drug overdoses in february alone. 12 of them deadly. if these deaths are confirmed by the medical examiner, february will be tied for the deadliest opiod overdose month in queen city history. rocco caprarello compares that to last february when amr responded to 38 overdoses and lost 5 people. >> and we see that the trend is, the amount of narcan that we' re giving some of the patients, we' re thinking that it' s something other than just heroin. stephanie kelly says her center : needs more funding meaning more beds for kids addicted to heroin and fentanyl. >> it' you see moms with their kids, and they' re desperate. s almost like you can' t let them out of your sight. hampshire recovery is now trying to open 13 centers foe people recovering from drug addiction. woods. tom: now to the zika virus, right here in new hampshire. so far 54 people have been tested for the mosquito-borne virus. dhhs says 3 tests came back negative and the rest are still to pending. there have been no confirmed cases in the granite stat

. >> manchester american medical response has responded to 51 suspected overdoses in february alone, 12 of them deadly. if these deaths are confirmed by the medical examiner, february will be tied for the deadly iest overdose opioid month in the history. and amr responded to 38 overdoses and lost five people. >> we see that trend is the amount much narcan that we're giving some of the patients, we are thinking that it's something other than just heroin. >> kelly says her center needs more funding, meaning more beds phentinol. >> you see moms with kids and they're desperate. they wanted their kid to live and almost like you can't let them out of your sight. >> in manchester, stephanie woods, wmur, news 9. amy: the former police chief of bartlett has now been indicted on 11 felony counts. a grand jury indicted timothy connifey of perjury and witness prosecuting the criminal case of a woman with whom he was allegedly having an affair. connifey pleaded not guilty to similar charges back in january. he'll be back in court on these new charges next month. the danvers, massachusetts teenage

. >> reporter: voters filed into this manchester americans early this morning to cast their ballot in the first in the nation primary. >> for kasich, we have 3. >> reporter: the tiny community of dixville notch was first to vote in the new hampshire primary and handed victory to john kasich. >> let's have a big, big victory tomorrow! >> reporter: but gop front- runner donald trump is still betting on a big win here. at a rally in manchester last night, trump repeated his get out the vote message. >> i don't give a damn. you got to get out to vote. right? >> reporter: and mocked marco rubio for his so-called robotic performance at saturday's debate. >> wait, wait, wait. he said that two minutes ago. it's the same exact thing. so after the fifth time, i said, what the hell is going on over here? >> reporter: the florida senator came under fire again monday for repeating this line moments apart at the same event. >> we are raising our four children in the 21st century and we know how hard it's become to instill our values in our kids in the 21st century, it's been harder than ever to ins

. >> reporter: voters filed into this manchester americans early this morning to cast their ballot inthe nation primary. >> for kasich, we have 3. >> reporter: the tiny community of dixville notch was first to vote in the new hampshire primary and handed victory to john kasich. >> let's have a big, big victory tomorrow! >> reporter: but gop front- runner donald trump is still

manchester. anyone with information should american high singer don mclean now facing more charges in maine after a domestic violence arrest last month. charges were added including terrorizing, criminal threatening, criminal restraint and criminal mischief. mclean' s attorney says he is pleading not guilty to all charges. a judge will hear his plea on monday. shelley: devastation at a school that has been serving manchester for the last 32 years. sub zero temperatures caused pipes to burst and flood the manchester community music school. now teachers say, they really need the public' s help, to get back on track. at the manchester community music school, and ominous sight. the section of the building blocked all. school administrators leaving nothing to chance after >> a pipe broke, and it happened down here on the first floor. shelley: mondays freezing temperatures led to two five burst, one in the music their pit wing, the other in an archive room. >> it was a lot of water. it was a small waterfall, i will say. shelley: the fast-moving water soaked everything. ' s eligible items piled up in th

phe hit on his familiar themes of prebuilding the american dream. pin manchester, concord, nashua, pand bow today. phe has held a total of 106 town phalls in new hampshire. perin: former florida governor pjeb bush will watch the primary presults at manchester community pcollege tonight. pthe republican presidential phopeful was in nashua last night p, pushing his message about pbeing prepared and having the ptemperament to run the nation. phe says the primary experience phas been rewarding. pi' ve made. pi just sense that people are pstarting to do the side, which pis good. perin: new jersey governor chris pchristie will be paying visits pto manchester, bedford, salem, s. phis last stop was in manchester. p>> i want that job. ve got plenty. pgovernor, u.s. attorney,son, pbrother, husband, father. ve got enough titles to last pi don' t need another one. pthis country and i do not want pthat is going down. psean: jim gilmore will be pwatching the primary results in pmanchester. phe held a town hall in hudson. pyou can learn more about the pcandidates before you head to pthe polls by visit

manchester. jim, what is this all about? >> it is an american bridges group that has decided to pick on marco rubio after his dad debate performance the other night. we just got these exit polls that just came in from cbs news. it is fascinating to see where the electorate is. for a second. republican voters said the number one issue was economy, jobs, government spending. 21% said terrorism. democrats say terrorism only 8% of the time as a major issue for them. and new hampshire democratic voters said the most important quality for them was honesty and trustworthiness and 32% said it was honest five honesty and trustworthiness. new hampshire voters said the most important issue was income inequality and one group of republicans are saying it is the economy and jobs and others say it is income inequality. >> that is a theme that bernie sanders has been hitting on a lot. >> new hampshire republican want their next president to be outside of politics like donald trump and 47% want someone with political e xperience, so you've got the electorate pe

. >> i respect the anger, the apprehension and the anxiety that so many americans have >>reporter:at this rally in manchester, hillary clinton founded a speech even in the face -- faces of polls showing her losing to bernie sanders. >> i do not think a little snow is going to stop anybody, do you? >>reporter:the former first lady, senator, and secretary of state appeal to new hampshire's a famous way. >> for all of those who of you who are still deciding, still the deal. between now, and the time the polls close. the top on down. it comes from the bottom on up. >>reporter:it has been a whirlwind closing for senator bernie sanders from saturday night live [applause] getting this preferential treatment. [ laughter] >>reporter:to rallies all over new hampshire. during big and enthusiastic crowds and hammering home a message he calls revolutionary. >> 58% of all new income is going to the top 1%. >>reporter:hillary clinton has been managing expectations since erwin and iowa, leaving her the ability to sneak up on sanders with a stronger-than- expected second place finish, while bernie sanders tries to turn his i

manchester, new hampshire. pinpoint 2 forecast, broadcast certified by the american meteorological society!" mostly sunny and mild today with a high of 61 in reno and 58 for s. lake tahoe, and light winds. beautiful weather continues for us through the weekend with highs in the 60s and no major storms are heading our way. have nine people are dead, and at least 150 injured after a train crash near munich germany today. 50 of those injured were seriously hurt. two regional trains crashed head-on. the collision left train carriages fused together and partly derailed. german police say that all survivors have now been rescued from the wreckage and taken to hospitals for treatment. protesters and police in hong kong clashed overnight during the city's lunar new year celebration, leaving dozens injured and arrested. crowds had gathered in the streets after a dispute over street food sellers escalated into violence, with protesters throwing bricks and lighting fires... and police using batons and pepper spray to disperse the crowds. hong kong's leader made a brief appearance at his office this whi

adam: american medical response is reporting a staggering number of drug overdoses this month. in manchester alone, there have been 42. four of them happened friday within a half hour of each other. wmur' s kristen carosa joins us now more. kristen: a.m.r. says 12 of the 42 overdoses were fatal, a month on record. and the numbers just continue to climb. emergency crews in nashua say they saw something saturday morning they haven' t seen in years. >> we actually had a person walk into the station this morning asking for help, and they had overdosed. kristen: american medical response regional director, chris stawasz, has been watching the number of drug overdoses continue to rise. >> we are continuing to see what i believe will be a record month, particularly in manchester, with the number of overdoses, more so on the number of fatal overdoses which is already in double digits for the month. kristen: there have been 42 drug overdoses since the beginning of in manchester alone. february 10 since wednesday. 12 of them were fatal. >> since we have been recording the statistics over a year ago, t

american heart association today ... by jumping!kids from dillsboro, manchester, and moore's hill elementary schools are taking part in the "jump for justin" event this afternoon.12-year old justin wilburn has a heart defect.. but doesn't let his health issue stop him.justin's school raised more than three- thousand dollars last year to already tallied up more than five-thousand this year. 3 baseball is back out in goodyear arizona.spring training is underway is in full swing..and local 12's brad steinke is there. 3 time/temp ...on the campaign trail ...the latest on the candidates' week ahead...plus ...an historic storm ...how fiji is trying to recover after getting slammed by a break two3 3 the government in fiji says its top priority right now is getting emergency supplies to the areas hardest hit by a deadly weekend cyclone.cyclone winston brought torrential rain and 177 mile an hour winds to the islands.18 people are dead.. and more than six- thousand residents are staying in emergency shelters after their homes were destroyed. it was the strongest storm on

manchester. @shelley walcott is following the @cruz campaign and she's live in @the queen city for us tonight. @shelley: jen, it was a packed @house here at the american @legion sweeney post in @manchester, as the ted cruz @faithful came out out to see their @candidate. @people were elbow to elbow @inside as news media from around @the country and the world came @to hear the senator from texas @speak. @earlier in the day we attended @away tavern, that's where i had @the chance to speak one on one @with senator cruz and asked him @how he expects to win over new @england voters. @donald trump is so far ahead of @you here. @you beat him in iowa. @how can you beat him here in new @hampshire? @p>> listen, that's going to be a @question for the voters here in @new hampshire. @but i think the question that @every voter is asking is who can @i trust. @we've seen over and over again @campaign conservatives who talk @a good game, but they haven't @walked the walk. @and i believe what the american @people are looking for is a @consistent conservative, someone @who has been the same yesterday, @today and tomorrow. @reporter: coming up at 6:00 i @ask the senator a

american medical response is drug overdoses this month. in manchester alone four of them. each happening within a half hour of the other on friday. >> emergency crews in nashua say they saw something saturday morning they haven't seen in years. >> but we actually had a person walk into the station this morning asking for help and they had overdosed. >> american medical response regional director has been watching the number of drug overdoses beginning to rise. >> we're continuing to see what i believe is going to be a record month, particularly in manchester with the number of overdoses, more so the number of fatal overdoses, which is month. >> there have been 42 drug overdoses since the beginning of february in manchester alone. ten since wednesday, 12 of them were fatal. >> since we've been recording the statistics over a year ago, that's the highest it's been at this point in a month. >> emergency crews say the main fentanyl followed by heroin. >> we're also seeing other drugs, such as a butane, cannabis mixture, you know, and still the other things that are out there.

manchester. >> when the lights go on, we know what happens. so it's about the american people. they need someone prepared to take on hillary clinton. they need someone prepared to be president of the snuns so the gloves are off for many before tomorrow night. heather hegedus, fox 25 us. >>. >> marco rubio did not answer heather but he spoke in nashua. >> there is no one running for president who has shown better judgment on the issue of national security than i have. >> still to come, we know the weather is also a big story tonight. we will have a quick check of the forecast and snow total as well. as we go to break, some pretty good looking drone footage of new hampshire as voters get ready to narrow down the presidential field on tuesday. i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or

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. >> snow, burying manchester, reararnged some campaigning but >> for his rahlir in a jammed arena. >> here is american democracy, today. >> democrat front runner kept his revolution going monday night, at a concert. a new poll shows his almost two to one lead over hillary clinton. who spent monday managing expectations and rallying the vote numbers at events like this in several cities. >> hillary clinton has astro teenic army, here and alrlrdy in skate center, ant to next vote. >> this is now crunch time. >> trump heads into tuesday with a substantial lead over marco rubio, and iowa wanner ted cruz. governor kassig and bush a ever fighting chanc to move up here, most in the poll was done before saturday night's debate debacle for rubio, when he failed to rebit chris christie's withering script over substance attack. >> he is doing pretty well across all segments of t party. he has the broadest support of any republican candidates in the >> will those people come to the polls and two whom will new hampshire historically enchanged informed the open minded voters finally commit. >> i am not/what to do.

has a big lead i'm steve handelsman, manchester, new hampshire nbc's chuck todd offering his comments on tonight's primaries -- saying the results show that americans are fed up. "the country is upset and they are and this dual results of two outsiders, two political novices in their political leadership, bernie sanders and donald trump. this is a shot establishments arguable 10 plus years of frustration with washington leadership boiling over in new hampshire tonight." for more information on tonight's`new hampshire primaries --head over to our website kwwl dot com. yet another cold night ahead -- for more information on for more information on tonight's new hampshire --head over to our website kwwl dot com. yet another cold night ahead -- let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now who's tracking it all. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: we are tracking light snow forecast to move into central and western iowa wednesday. areas west of a line from waterloo to cedar rapids may see

manchester. he is reminding voters that he is the candidate that represents revolutionary change to the american political system. sanders also made stops in nashua, derry, and durham. carol: by this time tomorrow, voting will be well underway and three towns will already have their votes tallied. that's because people in dixville notch, hart's location, and millsfield will cast their ballots tonight at midnight. michael: several upcoming campaign visits to note here in south carolina. donald trump will visit the upstate this week. he has scheduled a rally at the ted garrison arena in pendleton on wednesday. doors open at 5:00, and the event starts at 7:00. will need to reserve a ticket online. trump will also hold a rally in greenville. that will happen next monday, at the t.d. convention center. carol: following the first-in-the-nation primary in new hampshire, marco rubio will return to the palmetto state on wednesday. he's holding a rally in spartanburg, then heading to columbia before ending the day in charleston. michael: rubio will be in the palmetto state until saturday, debate. it's tak

by the continual attempts of englishmen to justify the lack of american representation in parliament by citing the examples of manchester and birmingham, which returned no members to the house of commons? if those considerable places are not represented, they ought to be. in the new world, electoral districts were not the product of history that went back hundreds of years. were recent, and regular creations within people's memories that were related to changes in population. when new towns in massachusetts were formed,two new representatives were generally .et to the general court the same was true in virginia, when new counties were created in the west. each sent new representatives to the house of burgesses. in the 1760's there were rioting and rebellions. they had not been extended representation in a provincial assembly fast enough. they expected to be represented but did not buy into this virtual representation. the expectations had become very different from the british in the mother country. because of that different experience, most americans had come to believe in a very different kind of representation from t

manchester. here in new hampshire, bernie support. that's not the case for him now in south carolina, particularly among african-american democrats. that's what he worked on today. for a photo-op with activist reverend al sharpton. sanders will get soap box attention from democrats. >> i don't know if they'll vote for him. people will give him a hearing. >> reporter: hillary clinton leads by 30 points in south carolina. she was stunned last night when young women and democrats rejected her fo sanders. on the republican side, donald trump's 20-point winowers him to the next contest. >> it feels great. the people are fantastic from new hampshire. i thinknk south carolina is going to be very similar. >> reporter: trump has a 16-point polling lead. john kasich rushed to south carolina. >> i'm starting to think we're >> reporter: carly fiorina quit the race. chris christie is reassessing. ted cruz, marco rubio, moveand jeb bush moved on to south carolina. chris christie is done reassessing. he's out. in south carolina, it's actually two different primaries. the republican scrum minus fiorina and christie is a week from saturday. a week

american politics, because the light over came the darkness. >> reporter: kasich beat out. libby casey, aljazeera, manchester, new hampshire. >> what's next? the road to south carolina, this time on the program, joining me now, john fund, the columnist for national review, and columnist, victoria burke is back, along with research and a pollster. let me start with you, john, you devoted a whole issue to explaining in detail why donald trump is not an acceptable republican nominee. are you going to have to reprint it and rewrite some of the essays down the road? is he more plausible than he was a week ago? >> well, certainly, he has done better than many people expected. but if you do the math of the delegates and the delegates nominee, the calculation is that he would have to get in every primary and caucus over 45% of the vote to get all of the delegates, that includes a winner take all caucus that he might win. there's no chance now, because while donald trump can be in the low 30s in poll, you have people in the mid 30s that won't vote for him under any circumstances. donald trump is the frontrunner, but a frontrunner with perhaps a low

. >> snow, burying manchester, rearranged some campaigning but inside it is convention center interruption. >> for his rahlir in a jammed arena. >> here is american democracy, today. >> democrat front runner kept his revolution going monday night, at a concert. a new poll shows his almost two to one lead over hillary clinton. who spent monday managing expectations and rallying the vote numbers at events like this in several cities. >> hillary clinton has astro teenic army, heree and already in skate center, ant to next votot >> this is now crunch time. >>rump heads into tuesday with a substantial lead over marco governor kassig and bush a eveve fighting chance to move up here, most in the poll was donee before saturday night's debate debacle for rubio, when he failed to rebit chris chrhrtie's withering script over substance attack. >> he is doing pretty well party. he has the broadest support of state. >> will those people come to the polls and two whom will new hampshire historically enchanged informed the open minded voters finally commit. >> i am not/what to do. >> i don't know that i will know until i walk to the polls. >> we have heard that

american people. we a citizen government - we have to take our country back.across town, hillary of the family name to manchester community arkansas had dozens supporters from that state in the crowd. "she's been solid before solid was cool. she's been there. she's going to step in the first day and do this job that needs to be done." across town, we ran into marco rubio as the florida senator braved the snow to get his message out. "your rivals are saying the debate performance shows you wouldn't be "your rivals are saying the debate performance shows you wouldn't be ready for clinton. what's your response?" presidential candidate "first of all, i'm as conservative as anyone in this race but i'm the conservative that can unite the conservative movement. i can bring our party together. i can grow it. i can take our message to people who haven't voted for us before and we're going to win this election. hillary clinton doesn't want to run against me." "your rivals are saying that your debate performance show that you're not ready for clinton. what's your response to that?" presidential candidate "not just that deb

according to american medical response, february has been a record month. in manchester alone, there have been 42 overdoses four of them , happened yesterday within a half hour of each other. surpassed the record set last march. emergency crews say the main culprit is still fentanyl, followed by heroin. >> i don' t like being on television every week telling people about the numbers, we need help, i don' t know what that help is but we need to work harder than we are to solve this problem because it is not getting any better. pam: the record number of overdoses is taking its toll on emergency staff that are dealing with the problem. amr says it impacts ever facet of the system. reid: hundreds of people turn out in manchester, new hampshire to hear a speaker who gained world-wide notoriety. edward snowden. while some call the government was so blower a traitor. to some libertarians he' s a , hero. adam sexton from our sister station wmur explains. reporter: edward snowden, the man who has been praised for bringing shut away surveillance systems to light and criticized for

manchester, new hampshire. "channel 2 news continues with meteorologist jeff martinez's pinpoint 2 forecast, broadcast certified by the american meteorological society!" partly sunny and mild today with highs in the low 60s by the afternoon with light thursday and friday with highs in the mid to upper 60s. beautiful weather this weekend with partly sunny skies and highs in the low 60s. have a great day! let's check in with the c-b-s news team and see what they're let's check in with the c-b-s news team and see what they're working on this morning. .... the news is back in the welcome back. let's take a look at some news making headlines around the nation right now. first, health officials head to capitol hill today to brief lawmakers on growing concerns over the zika virus. yesterday -- delaware, pennsylvania, ohio and indiana all reported having cases of the virus, commonly spread through mosquito bites. so far -- over 60 cases of zika have been reported in more than a dozen states, as well as the district of columbia. for more on this story, tune in our show at 7 a-m. and, travelers aboard that battered royal caribbean cruis

more than 46 million americans currently receive food stamps. the school lunch program at manchester's parker varney school is getting a makeover. and teachers organizedded a survey, they asked 4,000 students across the city how to improve school lunches and gave their findings to the school board. student says they want more fresh fruits, vegetables, and triangle pizza instead of the square cafeteria pizza. >> their voice matters, and if they want to change something they can do it. jean: thanks to the changes, students are eating more school lunches, because they asked for meals to be made on site, they will construct a new kitchen at no cost to taxpayers. josh: eat your veggies and get pizza, pretty good deal. still ahead -- >> there's no rhyme or reason for this one. jean: she is okay, but she was impaled by floor boards on the court, now investigators are investigating this bizarre now to our u local hot shots, a close up of a snow flake. what is going on? today we're going to run a slalom course. not down the mountain, but up it... that's terrifying. ...in one of these. sweet the

pi believe what the american eople are looking for is a pconsistent conservative, who has pbeen the same yesterday, today, perin: marco rubio plans to greet pvoters in manchester, bedford, psalem, and dairy today. p-- derry today. p>> when i am our president, i pwill be the president of all pamericans, even those who do not plike me, those who disagree with pme -- i will work every day to pkeep their families safe and cut ptheir taxes. psean: john kasich plans to visit pwith voters outside the polls in pmanchester, nashua, concord, and pbow. phe has held 106 town halls pacross the state. p>> we have hundreds and hundreds pof volunteers. eople have come from all over pthe country to help. eople in new hampshire tell me pthey have never seen so many pvolunteers in the state. psean: jeb bush says no matter pwhat the results are today, he pis in the campaign for the long phaul and the primary experience prewarding of his life. pyesterday, he said he has a precord of being a problem solver pand a unifier. pchris christie has stops in pmanchester, bedford, salem, and plondonderry and has already pbooked a flight to south pcarolina on wednesday. pat his 80th and fina

american people. >> julie: senator sanders has not decided if he will take place it a debate that manchester tomorrow night. he won't unless the clinton campaign agrees to a series of future debates. fox25 is the place to be for the new hampshire primary in 30 minutes fox25's gene lavanchy will anchor our coverage from our new hampshire primary headquarters. we will be there every morning and every evening bringing you the very latest as we head to voting on tuesday. we have live reports by sharman sacchetti at 7:00 every night. >>> it is 4:05 right now. in boston this morning, a relative of a roxbury boy is a sources tell fox25 a family member with a mental illness may have beaten the 3-year-old. kenai whyte died yesterday. our crews were on scene sunday night after the boy was take night after the boy was take from his father's home from al from his father's home from and body injuries. the woman who claims to be the boy's biological mother spoke exclusively to fox25. she said she shared custody with the fatherer. >> he had him all weekend and i had him all the weekends and we would switch off, and

american votes going into that state. >> they will face off during the democratic debate tomorrow gh danielle nottingham, cbs news, manchester, new hampshire. >> governor cristy had -- governor cristie finished about 7% of the vote there. >>> for the latest from the presidential campaign trail. you can check out the politics section on our wusa 9 app. >>> really tralgic, break news from harford county maryland tonight. two sheriff's deputies have been shot and killed, after confronting an armed man in a restaurant. it happens in abingdon, north of baltimore. witnesses say one was shot while responding to a disturbance at a panera bread restaurant. the gunmen fled. a second deputy managed to track down the man. he was killed during an exchange of gunfire. the suspect also shot and killed a short time later. >> this is a traumatic day for us. but we give thanks for those two deputies that made the ultimate sacrifice for our citizens. and we just asked the county to come together as we lift up and protect their families as we go forward. >> investigators have not released the names of the two killed deputies. we're told that on

we are here at the focal point of american politics in new hampshire, specifically the waterworks cafe in manchesterolls are opening right now. just after midnight as a matter of fact. three towns casting a handful of ballots. the big population centers right now are pretty soon with this, the nation's first primary. the race will likely be decided by undecided voters. as many as 40% of people saying they still don't know who they are going to vote for, or even which party. many as late as when they enter the booth. three-way tie a top the republican field. let's take them through it. >> we have donald trump, ted cruz, john kasich. bernie sanders doubling hillary clinton at this early hour. the numbers are minuscule. still, 17-19. dixville notch giving a boost to john kasich. >> many say we could call it right now. >> some millsfield, ted cruz has nine votes. slow down, millsfield. hillary clinton edging sanders, 2-1.

american people. >> gene: senator sanders still -- have still not decided whether he will take part in the debate in manchester tomorrow. he says he won't unless the clinton campaign agrees to a series of future debates. we have a team of we have a team of. >> reporter: ers covering the primary in new hampshire. hampshire where vb kicking off the first event of the morning and i will be hearing anchoring our coverage all morning. our political analyst will join us at 6:00. and i will be back in 30 minutes with much more coming from new hampshire. until then, to our dedham studio with julie and daniel. >> daniel: thanks. >>> the relative of a young roxbury boy is the focus into the investigation of his death. >> daniel: the boy passed away days after being rushed to the hospital. a story we have been following since weekend. hen then live in roxbury where new details of where the investigation stands. hi, michael. >> reporter: good morning, daniel and julie. we learned that the family hold we learned that the family holding a vigil at the alpine street home where the boy who lost his life was hurt. for the firs

according to american medical response, february has been a record month. in manchester alone, there have been 42 overdoses. four of them happened yesterday within a half hour of each other. twelve of them were fatal which surpassed the record set last culprit is still fentanyl followed by heroin. >> i don't like being on television every week to tell people about these numbers. we need help. i don't know what that help is, but we need to work harder than we're already working to solve this problem because it is not getting any better. sera: the record number of overdoses is taking its toll on emergency staff that are dealing with the problem. a.m.r. says it impacts every facet of the system. doug: only on 5, hundreds of family and friends attending a memorial for a young month. 12-year-old c.j. thompson was remembered for his million-dollar smile. in january he fell through an icy pond. close to 200 people filled a community center yesterday to his mother says she was stunned >> it's a little overwhelming. i didn't know that c.j. had so many friends. i knew he was speci

american people deserve better. >> where he finished he's looking big picture. he's in it for long haul hive in manchester tim caputo. >> all right stay with us there's much more ahead tonight on 7 news. including more from up here in new hampshire. plus jeremy reiner back here in boston watching winter weather. that is connect a few snow showers on tomorrow. mornings. wonderful, crazy mornings. we figure you probably don't have time to wait on hold. that's why at xfinity we're hard at work, building new apps like this one that lets you choose a time for us to call you. so instead of waiting on hold, we'll call you when things are just as wonderful... [phone ringing] but a little less crazy. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit not the other >>> our coverage new hampshire primary continues tonight. donald trump winning big on the republican side. but probably the biggest story out of new hampshire tonight is john kasich's second place finish. >> and for democrats bernie sanders beating hillary clinton. go up a bit in new hampshire recently sanders w

stephanie: tonight, american medical response is reporting a staggering number of drug overdoses this month. in manchester alone, there have them -- 42 people overdosed in february. within a half hour of each other. wmur' s kristen carosa joins us now with more. kristen: according to a.m.r. the number of drug overdoses continues to climb and today, for the first time in several years, someone walked into the a.m.r. station in nashua who was overdosing looking for help. the regional director for a.m.r. in new hampshire says the month of february is turning out to be a record month, especially in the city of manchester. he says there they have seen 42 overdoses since wednesday. -- 10 since wednesday. and then there' s this, 12 of the overdoses were fatal. one happened today. the number surpasses the worst month on record, which was march of 2015. emergency crews say the main culprit of the overdoses is still fentanyl, followed by heroin. >> i don' t like being on television every week telling people about the numbers. we need help. i don' t know what that help is, but we need to work harder than we are to s

according to american medical response, february has been a record month. in manchester alone, there have been 42 overdoses. four of them happened yesterday within a half hour of each other. twelve of them were fatal which surpassed the record set last march. emergency crews say the main culprit is still fentanyl followed by heroin. television every week to tell people about these numbers. we need help. i don't know what that help is, but we need to work harder than we're already working to solve this problem because it is not getting any better. sera: the record number of overdoses is taking its toll on emergency staff that are dealing with the problem. a.m.r. says it impacts every facet of the system. doug: the man wanted by the u.s. for leaking secret details about the nation's eavesdropping program makes an appearance in new hampshire. edward snowden delivered the keynote address at the new hampshire liberty forum via skype. he spoke from russia, where he's been granted asylum, to a supportive crowd. >> the government was warrantlessly and unconstitutionally spying o

american people @have spoken in the presidential @election. @as for nevada governor sandoval, @he says he hasn't been contacted @about any potential nomination. @tom: a manchester restaurant is @closed after a pipe burst, @forcing people to evacuate. @new tonight, how other local @restaurants are helping the wait @staff while they're out of work. @p>> i'm not breaking even, i'm @losing money. @jennifer: local fishermen say a @new fee could mean the end of @ground fishing, an industry that @has already taken a big hit. @ @hayley: i'm hayley lapoint for @weather wednesday i'm live in @soggy meredith previewing the @big ice fishing derby that's @going on up here over the @weekend. @what officials are saying about @this rain and warm weather. @jamie: and the red sox owner @ @josh: several local restaurants @are pulling together to help the @staff of mit's bistro because @they've been out of business @since a pipe burst. @the owner is holding a drawing @for would baskets with the @proceeds going to two employees. @the pee stro hopes to reopen -- @the bistro hopes to reopen but @march 7. @tonight new hampshire fishermen @vowing to fight a looming cost @shift they bel

manchester rearranged of some campaigning but inside its convention center, interruption. you say you want a revolution >>reporter: donald trump hijacked the revolution theme in a jammed ana. >> here's american democracy today. >>reporter: democratic front runner bernie sanders kept his revolution going sunday night at a concert in durham. a poll shows his almost 2-1 lead over hillary clinton. bernie sanders may have a revolution, hillary clinton has a strategic army, an incredible ground game. and in states about to vote. >> this is now crunch time. >>reporter: trump heads into tuesday with a substantial lead over marco rubio and iowa winner ted cruz. kasich and bush a fighting chance to move up here. most of the poll was done before saturday night's debate debacle or rubio when he failed to rebut chris christie 's truth or substance attack. >> he has the broadest support of any of the republican candidates in the state. >>reporter: will those people come to the polls and to whom will new hampshire's historically engaged, informed and open-minded voters finally commit. >> i'm not surur what i'm going to do. >> i'm not sure until i walk to the polls. >>reporter: the snow let up overnight and

manchester newhampshire. the candidates chased votes, support and the dream of success. >> south and central american countries are on high alert as the zika virus spread. in guatemala. the response is relatively subdued as mercedes reports. >> inside a house in antiqua, health workers sprayed for mosquito. a few doors away a case of zika, denga was reported. fumigation and standing homes where zika breathe was not easy when they don't under the importance of the work. >> translation: sometimes people will not let us into their houses because of the level of insecurity in guatemala. they are reluctant to let us in. community participation is clo. >> 105 cases of zeeka have been confirmed. countries like columbia stepped up public ararns campaigns -- awareness campaigns, guatemala has not. in areas we visited. there were no leaflets or postas with information inside. the health ministry told al jazeera, they don't have the resources to pay for printed materials. it was this week that a zika alert appeared on the main page. ministry's website. guatemala's sunday have do depend media for guidance. >> in the hospi

how was it that we americans have these right there where proclaiming against the british. there is manchester debate that went on. we have to point to the charter language but one i just quoted. others said we had to put a non-magna carta and others said it's natural right. is the will of god. these are different ways of thinking about right. but america doesn't apply to people choose one or another. the system altogether in one basket. they base these claims of right and all these different sources. the lawyers to study law and american constitutional law to be messy. we've done it that way for a long time. we are not like the french were very analytical and organize. so that was the cotton on the congress and its resolution. with the beginning of the revolutionary war in williamsburg, virginia may 1776, the convention that was making the lower house of the legislature dissolved by the governor, said they simply went across the street, and his folks were the ones who in may 15, 1776 and struck it the continental congress in philadelphia to introduce a resolution. so the resolution that final

weijia jiang cbs news manchester, new hampshire. developing in more and more patients around the united states. health officials confirmed 66 cases in americans who have traveled to zika-stricken countries. the director of national intelligence said tuesday that the zika virus is projected to cause 4 million cases in our hemisphere. dr. anne schuchat/principal deputy director, cdc: "we do expect limited local transmission in some of the southern states...in the winter months now, we have a chance to get ahead of this." the virus is spread by the aedes aegypti mosquito -- which is primarily seen in the southern states. though there hasn't been any transmission by mosquitoes in the u-s, the c-d-c thinks it could happen soon. experts say wearing insect reppellent is one way to avoid zika. president obama asked congress for more than 1 point 8 billion dollars in emergency funding to respond to the global health threat. onnoted building in right now million a stick around pretty much right through early next week would these wind chills what it feels like is you had out. right now this alive and sunday all morning to bundle up feels a gets -5 and

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american century. >> larry: so the zombie candidate is now recruiting a whole army of zombies? i guess that would explain this footage from a rubio campaign rally in manchestert week. that's actual footage you guys. don't make this [bleep] up. so, the g.o.p has gotten so bizarre. you know what they remind me of? puppy-monkey-baby. that's right. i said it. you know it's true. jeb bush is the hangdog puppy. he was bred specifically to be a president, but instead he just flops around helplessly. although he has recently stopped peeing all over himself, so that's progress. rubio is the monkey, mindlessly repeating whatever his trainer tells him to, and donald trump's the baby, yelling and whining and keeping everyone from having an adult conversation. [ applause ] plus his hands are the same size as that baby's. that's right, donald trump has baby hands. google it. we'll be right back. [ applause ] >> hi, i'm franchesca ramsey keeping black history 100 for "the nightly show". you may know madame c.j. walker was the first black female millionaire in the u.s. but did you also know she petitioned president woodrow wilson to make lynching a federal crime? wait. that

martha gonzalez abc news manchester new hampshire the medal of honor for a hero the nation's highest award for valor in action is going to and navy seals who rescued an american hostage from the taliban edward byers is a senior chief in the navy where he already has numerous bronze star and purple heart awards there are only ten living service members who have received the medal of honor buyers will be the eleventh they will be a tough day shipyard workers newport news shipbuilding a set to lay off seven hundred workers this is not the first time the company has cut its workforce the company made four hundred and eighty cuts back in september. experts say tomorrow's layoffs will impact families and the region's economy. it's never good for people lose their jobs there's a short term costs which is all the money that these people would have been spending the economy in grocery stores and barber shops and other businesses and economists also say the long term impact could be that displaced workers look for work elsewhere and never come back right now generally clear conditions out there nothing at all on radar that will certainly change by this time tomorrow fa

manchester is joining us israeli salad. what goes into this? fred: this is a classic middle eastern salad. you will find this type of salad it is a little bit different than american-style in that all of the fresh vegetables are diced small and then toss with a very simple dressing. olive oil. it is really simple to do. if you, have any young, budding chefs, these vegetables are a because they are easy to cut. erin: so we have got peppers -- fred: peppers, onions, cucumbers, catch-up session erin: and some herbs. fred: just parsley and a little bit of dill. we shake this up. erin: you say just olive oil and lemon? fred: in this one, i put a little bit of sumac in a little bit of salt and pepper -- that is all. and then you just toss it. very healthy. fred: you can actually make the lettuce roll ups. i have got some hummus right here. chickpeas. erin: that is great with the role of spirit of children love that. and this is something you can get at celebration. fred: yes. erin: you brought in a number of things that you are selling for families. fred: chicken parmesan with in a pasta -- with penne pasta. barbecue pulled pork with xavier mac and cheese,, xavier named

manchester for a super bowl watch party. its his fourth event post-debate. as he did at town halls in londonderry, bedford and hudson, and he' s sounding the familiar theme of preserving the american and the democratic candidates. he' s not mentioning republican rivals by name, telling news 9 he believes last night' s debate went very well. marco rubio irrespective of what : anybody else might think we raised more money in last night' s debate than any other debate. we' ve seen the signups dramatically increase and you see the events that we' re having now. we feel very positive. and we feel great about what' s coming up here in the next couple of days. jennifer: he continues his practice of leaving time at each event to meet with as many voters as he can. tom: it was standing room only where ted cruz held a town hall. the senator spoke on a wide range of issues including the relatively new topic that came up during last night' s debate, women in the u.s. draft. ted cruz:: we have had enough with political correctness, especially in the military. political correctness is dangerous. and the idea that we would draft our daughters to forcibly bring them in close combat i think is wro

manchester starting this sunday. >>> thank you, president obama is calling on the country to stand up and support muslim americans,spoke at the islamic society of baltimore today, his first trip as president to a u.s. mosque and started by thanking muslim americans for all that they do. >> thank you for serving your community and lifting up the lives of your neighbors and keeping us strong and united as one american family. >> the president is working to fix what he calls a hugely distorted impression of muslim americans, he has spoken to teenagers who fear they will be rounded up and kicked out of the country. >>> we have new information tonight about the midair scare on board of a somalia airplane, the pilot has come forward saying he believes it was a bomb that created a gaping hole in the side of the aircraft but investigators maintain they are still not sure. and we get a look at the minutes following the mystery blast, one of the passengers took this cell phone video and people are bunched in the back of the plane somewhering is oxygen masks while the pilot is making an emergency landing. he heard a loud ban