ray: at manchester-boston regional airport, they are aiming to solve that problem. it want to require all drone operators to contact the tower before flying. >> we want to know who you are and where you are. from all reports, we are hearing more than a million new aircraft may be coming onto the market this year. >> we have people we can call, which will make our jobs easier. ray: if the tower does not like work things out. they will contact law enforcement if necessary. sean: republican presidential hopeful carly fiorina continues her campaign through new hampshire today. she held to townhall' s in lebanon yesterday. more than 150 people packed the townhall to hear her speak. she mapped out her blueprint for america' s success. she also talked about her views on planned parenthood, which some people did not agree with. >> as a woman, i' m extremely concerned about your views on the planned parenthood organization. >> i care deeply about women' s health. let' s make sure women' s health has sufficient funding, but planned parenthood has become a political operation,

recreational drones are quickly erin: the manchester-boston regional airport is introducing a new policy. control? s right. providing a way for those operators to do it. under the new advisory, anyone who wants to fly an unmanned the airport must contact the air traffic control tower and file a flight plan, including altitude. the deputy director says there have not been any incidents yet, but officials expect as many as a million new recreational drones will come into use this year and they want to be proactive. there should not be anything controversial as this is the industry standard. local operators seem to be happy. >> we want to get the word out five miles of the airport, you need to get permission from the airport to operate that drone. ray: airport officials say the advisory goes into effect immediately. air traffic controllers will try to work out the flight plan with operators, but they will contact law enforcement if necessary. erin: thank you. cleanup efforts are underway after a four alarm fire destroyed a popular restaurant in portsmouth. that fire broke out inside the gas

the manchester-boston regional shelley airport is setting rules : for a popular gift. what you need to do if your drone will be taking off close by. a girl whose simple request has gone viral is being treated right in boston. the christmas wish from this arson survivor. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. shelley: clean up is underway inside a popular restaurant in downtown portsmouth after a four-alarm fire destroyed the building today. good evening, i' m shelley walcott. investigators have not released the cause of the fire but they are saying it is not suspicious. wmur' s kristen carosa joins us now with reaction from neighboring businesses. kristin many people walking by : are stopping to take a look at the loss here on market street. as you can see the building which has been roped off with caution tape. many are in disbelief that this has happened and the neighboring businesses say they are now concerned for the restaurants employees. clean up inside the gas light has begun. a devastating fire tore through the well known restaurant in dowtown portsmouth we

sean: tom malafronte from the manchester boston regional airport. it is tricky out there. kevin: they do a really good job of keeping the runways clear, especially with the changing weather we have out here. it started as snow for a good part of the state during the late evening. during the predawn hours, it that has effectively ended the accumulation for some southern areas. it looks like we will see a couple of inches of snow mixed with sleet, the occasional freezing rain, which really is not going to help area travel. the warm spot at the coast is only 28 degrees. we will continue to see this mixture of snow and sleet and freezing rain. to the north, it is all snowfall. winter storm warnings for the northern third. central and southern areas, we go back and forth tween over four inches to five inches -- back and forth between over 4" to 5". storm tracker registering mostly snow right now. there are a lot of locations that' s not going to help area roadways. sleet, if it happens briefly, is not that big of a deal. but when that accumulates over several hours, that' s whe

we showed you manchester earlier , thick fog with only 1.5 balls visibility and manchester-boston regional airport. some thick locations over toward and in dublin the visibility is pretty low as you can see here. it' s not just ice but low visibility that can create lots northern new hampshire has snow still falling, central and southern new hampshire, nothing showing up on doppler but light drizzle does not usually show up on doppler radar. the snow continues through the nighttime hours, 4-7 inches has fallen in many parts of the north country. most of the nation is pretty quiet, this system right here just scams by us tomorrow night in gives us a few more mixed showers wednesday night into thursday. there could continue to be a few more scattered snow or mixed showers throughout the overnight hours. nothing major but it could happen at any time see you are not in the clear through the nighttime hours. by afternoon there could be some partial sunshine and tomorrow night, spreading some mixed showers around. it certainly could make things difficult thursday morning for new year' s eve day

manchester boston regional airport reporterring the visibility of 1/16th of a mile. we have plenty of clouds above that fog initially. those clouds become a by the time the fog starts to lift, we get in to partial sunshine. this is the weather for tomorrow. it looks really, really nice. upper 40's to mid 50's. granted not december-like. we continue to go 15-20 degrees above the normal highs. which is where we're at this morning. upper 30's to near 40's is where we are. through the afternoon today, we're talking mid 50's in southern areas. upper 40's to near 50. it is the fog that's the focus for the morning commute. by the time you are headed home, we'll continue to see the sunset. temperatures running above the average and fairly similar to these numbers for both days over the weekend. the big change will be the increase in clouds. any fog giving way to partial sunshine today. partly cloudy conditions tonight. tomorrow evening we'll start to see the clouds approach back to the west. a very weak disturbance under the clouds. it could mean a stray nothing you are goin

there are a handful of delays manchester-boston regional airport. be sure to check with your airline before heading out the door. you can see a lot of delayed flights there. just a little snow, further north, it' s a different story. that' s where we find wmur' s suzanne roantree. she' s live in plymouth with the conditions there. what' s it like out there, suzanne? suzanne: well, from the hooksett tolls north will into the lakes region, this has been easier to deal with than the southern part of the state come even as the snow continues to accumulate here in plymouth. north of concord in 93, the driving conditions improved but still the roads are snowing and slick with speeds under highway still at 45 miles per hour all over the state. snow plows are out in force. six inches of snow has fallen good schools are closed, most businesses are open, so the scraping of ice off the cars and shoveling off the walkways has begun. >> it is very wet, very heavy. just cold out here. i didn' t expect it would be this much, honestly. suzanne: from plymouth north,

the manchester boston regional airport releasing a new policy on drones. jennifer: today officials at the airport issued an advisory saying anyone who wants to operate an unmanned aircraft must contact the air traffic control tower. the deputy airport director says there hasn't been any incidents yet, however they do expect more than a few people to have recreational drones under their christmas trees this year. and they simply want to be pro-active. >> we bail want to get the word out that, number one, if you're operating within 5 miles of the airport you need to get permission from the airport air traffic control tower to operate that drone. jennifer: this advisory will go into effect immediately and that more than one million unmanned aircraft systems are expected to be in use here in the u.s. next year. speaking of the airport, a special flight landed there today. instead of passengers, it was filled with thousands of pounds of food, all bound for the new hampshire food bank. it's the second year this company has made such a generous donation and this

she was joined by a number of disney princesses this morning at manchester boston regional airport for that sendoff. very nice. an asteroid will be buzzing past earth tonight, nasa says that 3600-foot long astronaut -- asteroid will fly by at a safe distance of 6.8 million miles. the asteroid will be back in 2018 for an even closer fly-by, if you want to check that out, but it latest be about 1.7 million miles away from the either, a relatively close call. we're less than 6 hours away from christmas day in new hampshire, but it's already midnight in much of the world, and folks at north american tracking santa's travels. right now he's delivering presents to the girls and boys, algeria. you can keep track of santa online at norad santa.org. kevin: a comfy ride for him as he's gone over australia, japan and the middle east. but later on here we'll have some fog. and more mild temperatures. we'll give you details on how this epidemic of gun violence knows no boundaries. hillary clinton has what it takes to stand up to the republicans and the gun lobby. we need to close the loopholes and

jennifer: there's a new way to get to manchester boston regional airport. a ribbon cutting ceremony today celebrated the completion of a new road. mike: a mild pattern with quite a few clouds, that means rain chances as opposed to snow over the next few days, when those showers will fall. >> the red sox will honor former third baseman wade boggs next praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress than any other member. cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders jennifer: it will soon be easier to get the opioid overdose antidote narcan. tom: today governor hassan signed an order to stock narcan at rite aid stores in the state. shelley walcott joins us to explain. reporter: if anyone has a loved one who is addicted, you should know narcan will soon be available at your local rite aid. narcan of course is an emergency tre

you now have a new way to get to the manchester-boston regional airport. a new road connecting londonderry to the airport by penttengill road will open. it opened yesterday, rather. it will help accommodate growth in the area. >> this represents an opportunity economy. what we can try to achieve in perspective, to have job growth. senator kelly ayotte and governor maggie hassan attended the ribbon-cutting. police in augusta, maine have arrested a man accused of animal cruelty. he kicks a four-month-old golden retriever hard enough that it flew four feet in the air after telling a woman to shorten its leash even though it was not close enough to touch him. crews worked in massachusetts to clean up a crane that toppled over into a house. home. three other cranes were brought in to remove the first crane. the work was unsafe, so they had to wait for the larger cranes to arrive overnight. still to come, lindsey graham has ended his campaign for the white house, but the senator could still play a key role in the race. immigration. the hot topic being debated ca

you have a new way to get to the manchester-boston regional airport. a new road connecting londonderry to the airport by penttengill road opened yesterday. officials say it will help accommodate growth in the area. >> this represents an opportunity economy. what we can try to achieve in londonderry and from a regional perspective. erin: senator kelly ayotte and governor maggie hassan also attended the ribbon cutting. plans took 10 years. police in augusta, maine have arrested the man accused of trail last month. he kicked a four-month-old golden retriever hard enough that it traveled four feet in the air. the dog has recovered. crews worked throughout the night in plymouth, massachusetts to clean up a big mess after a crane toppled from a home and sliced through the second floor. no one in the home was hurt. three other cranes were brought in to remove the first one, but the work was unsafe, so they had to wait for larger cranes to arrive overnight. still ahead, lindsey graham has ended his campaign for the white house. the south carolina senator could

kevin: manchester boston mile. it is pea soup fog. other areas like meredith right here morning. again we want to fact to nor some extra time. a lot of clouds above the fog. as you'll notice, there are some breaks in to the overcast. the fog gradually lifts. by the time we get in to the afternoon, the clearing line back to the west trying to move in to partial sunshine erin: speeds are going to be down. we want to look at traffic watch. you can see the fog 93 and windham. kevin: cars just disappear. for a look, we're joined live by deb davidson. good friday morning, deb. deb: good friday morning, kevin and erin. that fog is very thick this morning. the 93 corridor is socked in from north of the notch down to the stateline with massachusetts. right now 293 is also a tough ride as you are making your way through the mill yard. if you are out on the coast, 95 is seeing some heavy fog. allow extra time as you start your morning commute. we're not seeing any major problems heading in to massachusetts. all of the major roads are incident tree. once again the fog is slowing down the spe

jennifer: coming in for a landing at manchester boston regional airport, a plane full of food. we'll tell you how it's benefiting people across the people are working harder than ever, but the everyday cost of perscriptions, child care, or even just buying groceries can be a stretch for too many families. hillary's plan: raise the minimum wage, get equal pay for women, cut taxes for the middle class, and new incentives for business to share profits with employees instead of just rewarding ceos. those at the top are doing just fine. it's your family that needs a raise. approve this message. jennifer: there's a lot of skiing history in new hampshire including the historic lodge at the abenaki ski area. josh: that's where i learned to ski. so this winter that property is getting a major makeover. in tonight's escape outside, paula tracy has a sneak peek at their new look. reporter: one of the oldest small ski areas in the united states, wolfeboro's abenaki ski area opened in 1936. in 1940 they built a small lodge at the bottom of a rope tow. now in 2015 they're replacing 1100 squa

well, with recreational drones flying off the shelves as a popular holiday gift, the manchester boston airport is adam sexton explains why drone operators will soon be making phone calls to air traffic control. >> this is the local leading edge of what could be a number of new regulations issued in records to drone use. but in this case, airport officials say they just wanted to be proactive before all of those drones out there under christmas trees end up in the air. the rise of drone photography has given everyone a fresh look at new hampshire's natural beauty. >> to be able to fly and photograph from 60, 70 feet off the ground, it's a wonderful perspective and you can see things in a way that you haven't seen them before. >> joseph st. pierre owns js photography in concord and uses a drone to capture stunning images, but in this new frontier of videographer, there are unknowns. he recently wanted to send up his drone in the area near the airport, but he called it off >> i tried to reach out to the tower, but no way to communicate with em this them. you can't phone in, can't knock on

. >> vanessa: a local airport is issuing a message to drone users, to manchester manchester-boston regional to learn f.a.a. guidelines before launching that first flight. there are rules ranging from altitude restrictions to where and when you can fly. if you plan on flying within five miles of an airport communications center, you must call them first. >> mark: massachusetts will get federal help paying for last winter's record snow cleanup. the governor announced the state will receive $120 million in governor baker says half of that money will go to nonprofits and state agencies and half to cities and towns. >> the fact that this was deemed the largest federally reimbursable disaster in massachusetts history, is from my point of view, a representation of the fact that the feds took this very seriously, and we did a good job of making our case. >> fema has already given $24 million to cities and towns. baker says the money will be critical as those areas prepare for yet another winter. >> kevin: rising rivers and flood the streets in the northwest, strong storms dumping several inches of

we'll see sunshine to start the day, however, the other part of the story is this. 39 in manchester, 56 in boston at this hour. tomorrow will be another mild day for starting out so mild but the real heat comes christmas eve, and we're gonna break a record. tomorrow, in just a few minutes. >> ken, we'll see you then. and you can take the all important holiday forecast with you with the fox 25 weather app. free for your apple or android device. >>> 10 streets, dozens of packages and holiday cards swiped, thieves ransacking homes in shirley. they're covering quite the area and police want to know who's responsible. homeowners are fed up with this. >> we're here at the hill is police department where some officers are going around to certain neighborhoods and returning those stolen christmas presents. we even saw some homeowners constantly looking outside to see if that special package came in the mail today. story a stolen christmas present, one of dozens of images that were stolen off of front porches in shirley. >> quaint little town. >> reporter: randy twist came taken from his front doorstep. >

. >>> not very busy, we do have an accident north of boston, manchester by the sea, is 928 south bound at school street, exit 15, two lanes are blocked, only the breakdown lane is getting by right now, but it's early so we are not seeing significant backup yet. hopefully they get that cleared soon. bree, kathryn. >> thank you very much. crash is heading to court today, 33-year-old mike at burns was high on drugs when he hit and killed a man on friday. the victim 71-year-old joseph bradley was hit by trying to get to his roadside stand where he was selling christmas jobs, he has been doing that job for over 40 years,. >> that man was my life, you know, my husband is a gentle and kind man and he took him back. >> the driver is from tauton and being held on $30,000 bail. >>> a 27-year-old man will be in courted to charged with torching his parents' home, yesterday. fire crews smelled gasoline when they responded to the scene. kane's mother told police he >>> this morning a new step in fighting the state's opioid epidemic, the globe reports the health department just closed a loophole that

tomorrow, 59 in plymouth, 57 in boston, manchester near 50. another day that is way up above average. of rain. move through this week, holiday shopping -- holiday shopping plans or travel, the showers start moving. then we'll see another batch of showers as steadier rainfall across the region from lunch time until dinnertime tomorrow moving pretty quick but a fairly wet second half of the day in particular. then as we had her wednesday, fog and clouds, really a damp overcast day but the rain holds off until late. as we head into wednesday afternoon, steady, heavy rainfall, good downpour, they will move through each wednesday night. next few days, we've got the showers tomorrow, temperatures well up into the 50s. a lot of fog and heavy rain late on wednesday, still in the 50s and then look at christmas eve at 68 degrees. a huge surge of warm air moving up the east coast. we will not be alone. we're talking millions of people are going to have their warmest christmas eve ever recorded. a forecast of 68 during the day, 64 at night, a few showers,

the manchester area, essex county, heavier elements that moving, we could hear thunder, see some lightning through the season, mainly toward nantucket and martha's vineyard, but a steady rainfall boston through manchester, lakeville, new bedford seeing heavy rain, this is the story for the next few hours, temperature wise we have the split basically from is 28 south and east, temperatures in the 50s, low to mid 40s both in the west, temperatures will stay almost all night long, looking hour by hour seeing that heavier rain moving up this evening, really coming down at a good clip, the best chance of that thunder toward the cape and islands, the last of it leaving the north shore, keeping the clouds and area of fog overnight, pretty gloomy conditions overall. notice those temps not really about the same as what we have right now. so we head through the day tomorrow, some changes if you are living in the southeastern part of the state, boston, down towards the south shore, more clouds and a chance of a couple counties, you also have brighter skies, it's a little bit of a tradeoff, last of the showers will move away tomorrow night. it will be a dry commute tomorrow, we'll have temperatu

manchester, new hampshire. >>> a boston boy facing a long police officers were called to a school on hancock street after the students told the staff that they saw the weapon in the boy's bathroom and the weapon was hidden in a toilet tank, it was a paint ball gun, but it didn't have the proper markings on it indicating that it wasn't actually a firearm. police say the boy confessed to everything and was later arrested. >>> now, to a wbz exclusive, many of the men and women serving our country are often unable to come home for the holidays. >> but as wbz's paul burton shows us, one marine was able to surprise his family thanks to a widow. >>reporter: 21-year-old lance corporate lance bauman is on cloud nine, to surprise his family, home for christmas. [ applause ] . >>reporter: his mother and father had no idea. >> we have not hugged him for two years. since he got home from afghanistan. >>reporter: this is christmas, >> i missed my family so much, it's amazing to be home. >>reporter: with this emotional homecoming didn't almost happen. thanks to a generous gift from erin, who runs a

colder temperatures once you west, man chest inner in -- manchester in the 30s. boston 60 degrees on the dot. and this is just below the warmest christmas on record which is 65 degrees setback in 1889. hour by hour forecast as we go through the next couple days, i want to show you there are no travel troubles here, nothing falling from the sky friday or even saturday, unless we see a brief sprinkle, high pressure in control, but warm front moves in late saturday into early sunday, giving us another potential breaking warm day on sunday, this cold front is going to give us quite the arctic blast in your seven day forecast. big changes from monday, tuesday into wednesday. and this' when we are tracking the potential of our first winter storm of the season, still some question on whether or not we are going to see more snow or more sleet or more rain out of this particular event. so stay tuned, we'll keep you posted. >> hard to know if it's going >> it has the potential to be one. >> it has the potential. >>> access or e-mail without a password, google is working to make t

manchester. portsmouth to boston at 64 minutes. kevin: fog in the lower lying valleys. high clouds giving way to sunshine. you'll notice a pretty good drop in temperatures starting tomorrow. we build from that each of the next five days beyond tomorrow in your partial sunshine. sean: seems so warm. no jacket yesterday afternoon. erin: kind of crazy. coming up next on "good morning america," more highlights and reaction from president obama's rare oval office address. in his speech, he said the terror threat has reached a new phase. sean: that's right. also over in london, they are leasing video or there's video of the stabbing that happened. it is being called a possible terror attack. erin: we'll see you back here in 25 minutes. take care and have a for lynn's family, the big stress is paying four hundred dollars a month in medical and drug costs for aidan. for other families it's higher deductibles, premiums and co-pays that keep adding up. that's why we've got to crack down on price gouging, cap out-of-pocket costs, and fast track approval of less expensive generic d

in place by 11:00 this morning with temperatures 50s. 56 this afternoon in boston. lawrence. 52 in worcester. 55 in manchester, new hampshire. tonight we have 30s and 40s on tap. boston, you drift down to 40 degrees. we hit rock bottom as the sun comes up tomorrow morning. your commute temperatures and only go up to 45. the warm-up some will be limited. the seven-day forecast. good news about tomorrow, will be mostly sunny with just a few more clouds along the coastlines. thursday at 52. developing rain. only a slight chance of shower will relax into your friday at 50 degrees and cool us for the weekend. 39 on saturday, 45 on sunday. you better watch out for a couple of saturday flurries. back to you. >> gene: all right, shiri. >>> some of of the most incredible video. look at this guy driving through the lobby with his pickup truck. why police say the man behind the wheel did this intentional intentionally. we will tell you why and what happened when we come back. >>> stay with us for our news at 6 a.m., dozens of commuters stuck on their train overnight overnight. people head back on the trains pone of the

boston, 55. nashua, manchester, still kind of stuck in the 40' s. this afternoon, a blend of clouds and sunshine. many of us making it to near 60. after the sun goes down, look at how temperatures hold into the evening. any outdoor plans look pretty mild. warm temperatures sticking around for most of the weekend. a little tricky on sunday. we will talk about that. breaking news this noon --antoinette: breaking news this noon. a major setback for daily fantasy sports sites. a judge has blocked boston-based draftkings and its competitor fanduel from doing business in new york while their court battle plays out. the attorney general there calls the games which allow users to win money based on lineups set every day illegal gambling based on chance. the companies argue their games lawful. draft kings has already appealed. emily: an investigation into a medical helicopter crash in call-up on in that killed four people. it was headed to a hospital in bakersfield when it went down with a pilot, paramedic, patient, and nurse aboard. the rain initially cause

temperatures are very warm 52 in norwood, 51 in boston. 42 in manchester, it is too warm for any ice, at least we have that going for us. looking hour by hour we have elements of rain continuing, really picking up southeastern massachusetts, this is where we will see the highest rainfall totals. 10:00 the last of the rain is moving through boston, midnight we are just about done. all of this ending around the midnight hour and we'll still have clouds lingering, areas of fog until tomorrow morning. temperatures will hover where they are right now, the rain tapering off, then we'll see a little bit of clearing early tomorrow of the the story ahead forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> david, eric, thank you. >>> you can get the forecast any time and get weather alerts and radar, it is free serve for the apple app store for cbs boston. >>> well back to our breaking news now in brewster, a serial armed robber wanted by the fbi found and arrested in massachusetts. >> bill shields is in brewster with breaking details. this guy was so aggressive. >> reporter: very aggressive and so were th

boston. watertown, newton, brayton, manchester as well having rainfall. we have about two more hours to go for this. the computer model is trying to clear up the skies but i don't think there's a good chance of that happening. i think the fog and low clouds should be there for the start of our day tomorrow. the temperatures will be in the 50s tomorrow afternoon is it. the rain will increase in the afternoon, it will be here for the evening drive and most of the overnight. it's a very springlike feel. notice by the morning of christmas eve, 6 am, we are already at next he degrees. the record is 61 degrees. we could set that -- a new record even before the sun comes up that day. a midday we will be back up around 50 on christmas day. it will be gray and damp. the rain will move up west to northeast -- southwest to northeast. were in the warm sector right now. there will be a couple of sunshine and some gusty winds. we will jump into the 70s and quite a few towns if we see the sun. we're certainly going to get into the 60s and smash records. on christmas day

only in the 30's now from nash shoe with it to manchester, it is. >> here in boston. also 55 now on the vineyard. all right. a mild start to the day tomorrow. no question about it. then another very mild day. at least to the upper 50's. 60's sore prove deps. i would not be surprised if the spots reach the low 60's for tomorrow. in addition to that. this should be a fair a. shine for us to enjoy. boston, 55 to 60 at least in the afternoon hours. and for the most part, say fog burns off. we should be ok in terms of cloudiness. it will be somewhat different on sunday and beyond. you will head to know about that. i will have that for you, j.c. j.c.: right now a suspect in custody in connection with a two killed, one hurt in the violence. tonight, we're learning more about the man taken into custody. our mary saladna is live in revere with the story. mary? mary: j.c., this arrest went victims. the suspect tracked down aten from's house in quincy. 36-year-old michael deli own of lynn will spend the weekend behind bars. he is charged in thursday's deadly triple shooting in r

boston. back here to manchester, 41, one of the cooler spots. temperatures can drop into the 30s overnight, still well above freezing though. you don't have to deal with any ice or danger with that. 51 in worcester. temperatures gonna be falling in the 40s tonight, flirting with the upper 30s, maybe worcester 30s tonight. so you get the idea. there's a mild night out there tomorrow. here are the clouds at 1:00 in the afternoon. here comes the rain from the south, pushing into western massachusetts, western new england with heavy rain by 6:00 in the evening. this is coming in slower in our futurecast model data than i would show you at 5:00 and 6:00. looks like closer to 4:00 then, now it's pushed back a bit. make sure you stick us with because the computer models change and it comes ashore and pushes off the coastline and will vary. we'll keep you posted. the bottomline moving into worcester by 8:00 and into the boston area during the nighttime hours. the heaviest rain staying in worcester county, southern vermont, certainly getting some of that

in manchester, new hampshire at 734. and in boston about 8:30 this morning and that will be staff steadier rain obviously in place by lunchtime today. no matter where you are, you need to plan on wet travels between late morning and early afternoon. by lunch, time, if you have anything outside, you best have your umbrella ready to go. the i can't of noon. we will hang on through the drizzle and hang on for the fog as well. start to lighten up after noontime today. 8 p.m. more deady rain with pockets of heavy rain occurring overnight tonight. by the time you wake up tomorrow morning, the heffi rain is offshore. all we have is a couple of sprinkles at the coast, flurries inland and colder air come coming into place it under partly cloudy skies. winds will kick into gear gusting 30 to 40 miles per hour gusting 30 to 40 miles per hour. probably not strong enough to do any damage but definitely the kind of wind that you will notice in the very cool -- during the day. the best chance of accumulation throughout northernmost new england. here

but there are heifery downpours anywhere between worcester and boston, extending up to manchester, new hampshire. so it is going to be a little slower going this morning just because of that. these were the approximate end times in boston. gloucester at 7:57. it will be 8:00 for those showers coming to an end for good over areas like plymouth. right now 50 in boston. temperatures have dropped over 10 degrees in the last three hours. we have had a major cool down because the rains coming in. rain cools things down. coming through which is going to null that cooler air. 50 in boston winds at 23 miles per hour occasional gusts and in boston the potential for rain through 8:00. brighten out late morning and early afternoon. noontime, 57 degrees. we are pulling a couple of afternoon afternoon clouds and temperatures start to sag through the lower 50s as the kids coming home from school and folks are heading home from work. 51 in worcester right now. 47 in lawrence. 53 in norwood. we we still have 60s over southeastern massachusetts the front hasn't come through yet. futurecast by 7, 8:00. t

temperaturewise 39 this afternoon in boston and i know these look low but they are totally normal. 38 norwood, portsmouth, new hampshire and 33 in worcester, 33 in manchester, new hampshire and low and mid-40s for southeastern massachusetts, hot spots and this is where we could see a lows tonight boston stays above freezing at 38 and no ice in the city itself, burbs framingham and lawrence so close at 33 and worcester farve and manchester, new hampshire, will be freezing, so rain you will be getting out in that neck of the woods will lock up on the roadways, lock up on the cards, cards, -- cars and stairs and sidewalks. temperatures safely low to mid-40s and icing conditions tack out of the evening commute and warming above freezing but 46 tomorrow, slowly clearing skies because the rain only lasts us until 7:00 tomorrow morning and dry out and clear out for friday about 41 , we have just a couple flurries around and going with the dry forecast for the winter classic here and breaking news and highs around 40 both days. back to you guys. firs after trying brookside crunchy clusters, @carlybeyar tweeted: at this point, i should just be a brookside chocolate

about the people who may not have much this christmas. currently sitting at 58 in boston, 54 in lawrence, 48 in manchester. and off to the north and west, cooler weather just starting to filter in, and that will continue as we head through the overnight hours, not cold by any means, but cooler than what we had on christmas eve. through the day today, pretty comfy winds, winds are lighter spots. light winds. night's rain. not only did we set records for temperatures but humidity levels. most humid christmas eve ever in boston's recorded history and ties the record for the most humid day, period, in december. we've got soupy air and light winds for dense fog. gotten that in plymouth. norwood quarter mile visibility as is keene. patchy dense fog until 9:00 tomorrow morning. and some areas a spotty shower. they'll push through and on the other side temperatures in the 40s. this side of the front, temperatures inspect 50s, about a ten-degree difference. and the front may kick off a couple of spotty showers, mainly the cape and the islands. showers that will be approaching nantucket here in about an hour. a cou

warmest christmas on record not quite for boston 62 degrees just missed the record high temperature going back to 1889. but worcester did tie that record, manchester broke it by 10 degrees. providence also setting a record on this christmas day. temperatures still unusually mild. 57 in boston, here we with we are now seven hours after sunset temperatures still 20 degrees warmer than they would normally be in the middle of the afternoon. a little bit of sprinkles showing up on the radar here in parts of the cape out on martha's vineyard. could see that until about 1:00 or 2:00 a.m. the another couple hours but the trend will be for clearing skies as we head into saturday morning. temperaturewise generally in the mid-40s waking up saturday morning. so still fairly mild not expecting records over the weekend. we are expecting much cooler weather for the early part of next week and possibly some snow. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. >> thank you, rob. >>> police in webster are looking for the suspect in connection with an armed robbery. police posted the photos around 8:45 tonight. they say the suspect robbed a sunoco and walgreen's in town ar

manchester gas station involving lighter fluid. back in court. why lawyers for the convicted boston marathon bomber say he deserves a new trial and a change of venue. kevin: clouds moving in and now the first chance of showers for -- we' ll talk about how much we will see. erin: and spreading the holiday cheer. how our troops will get a little bit of home delivered to them this christmas. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. which is responsible for its visit ncicap.org] erin: home delivered to them manchester for a robber with an unusual m.o. m erin fehlau. police say the man approached the booth at a city gas station, and threatened to set it on fire cash. gas station. ray i understand the robber lighter fluid while the clerk was inside? ray: that' s right, erin. you can still smell the lighter fluid outside the catchers window. the clerk was too upset to talk about the incident. >> it is certain the unusual. ray: these photos show the robbery that is in manchester. it may not have been the first of its kind, but manchester police cannot recall anot

we'll watch showers move up across the region, temperatures not too far above it, boston 38, bedford at 37, manchester up to 39 degrees, mildest air southeastern part of the state getting into the 40s. then we move toward knew year's eve, it's thursday and looking at drying conditions, much better shape for us here, temps in the low 30s, and then on friday new year's day looking degrees, that means it should be perfect for the winter classic, seasonal cold day, just cold enough to keep the ice in good condition, here is your accuweather forecast, weekend looks chilly, mainly dry, a few snow showers on sunday, monday we might stay in the 20. liam and lauren much more coming up in the next half- hour. >>> especially the weather today, this is an amazing sight. >> take a look, this is a 50- foot humpback whale seen breeching and playing in the water, the harbor master ed hues snapped these pictures, he said it's not common for the whaling to be in the by, the mail was in good health and headed back out to the ocean. >>> as this spectacular picture of cape cod from space has been maimed one of nasa's top

boston area. those the north and to the west, from manchester to concord, some reports out there that a little wit of ice has mixed in with -- bit of ice has mixed in. this is the last piece of energy that will pass through the rest of the day. this is where the center of low pressure is, actually producing here. those are winter storm warnings posted for the crown of maine there in pink, and that means some good snowfall accumulation over the next 12 hours or so. i want to show you here, other than a couple of left over sprinkles in eastern parts of massachusetts, we'll be all dry, partly sunny skies continue for us. notice the snow continues to pile up for our friends to the north here. and especially in the higher elevations. 11:00 p.m. we're looking all dry. mostly clear overnight tonight with passing clouds for friday later in the day. but still looking dry. mostly sunny skies and a perfect set-up for the weekend. if you have plans to be outside or anything like that, milder temperatures on the way too. snowfall accumulation, anywhere from one to three inches to part of the mountain of new ha

fitchburg up to manchester 40, 43 in boston this afternoon. 46 in plymouth, 47 hyannis and are midnight temperatures though boston just above freezing. we got all the burbs back into the lower 30s, so we are going to want to bring the winter gear, dress warmly and you don't have to dress for any kind of sub-zero wind chills or anything , pretty typical if not a degree or two time of the year. and notice that for tomorrow i got flurries in there and even risk for late night snow squall which is just a quick brief burst of snow, no snowfall maps needed and for the winter classic tomorrow at gillette at 1:00 p.m., chilly and partly cloudy, temperature will be 39 and on and off clouds will continue into the weekend as well. a little bit breezy, wake up weather in the 20s both days whether we look at saturday or sunday i think picked sunday here just because it is going to be a touch brighter but you could see 40 in boston on saturday versus 41 on sunday, same thing in plymouth, beverly 40 both days, middle 30s in upper 30s in nashua and we got more lower 40s for the cape and islands, so dec

timeline of whether it comes and when it >> kevin: everybody going out around town in boston, worcester, manchester, new hampshire, an southern vermont, staying dry, but here comes heavy rain. i'm tracking it through central new york and eastern new york, so oswego utica, it's advanced farther to the east and we can use the albany new york doppler radar, getting a real good picture of the heavy rain. you can tell by the yellow and orange. our live storm tracker radar coming down to the towns, show you what's going on out here and all of the heavy rain is moving toward the northeast at 55 miles per hour. is here and push it off to the northeast at 55 miles per hour and you're going to see, it's going to hit albany by 6:52 a.m. fitchburg by 9:22 p.m. i'm going to put more time lines together on this argues was -- as we update it throughout the evening. there's more rain to the south and well. this will go all night long and the first part of your morning drive. i'll track it hour-by-hour for you so you can see what you're dealing with later tonight and first thing in the morning. >> mark: it will be

manchester. a saturday matinee for the bruins, boston played host to the florida panthers at the garden this afternoon. looking for their second straight win. no score. the panthers can' t clear the puck torey krug shoots from the point and ryan spooner redirects after still 1-0 boston bruins on one. the power play. spooner with the wrister, scores his 2nd goal of the game, 2-0 bruins. in the florida makes it third, interesting,reilly smith with a blast that beats tuuka rask. late in the game, panthers with the extra skater, brad marchand gets the empty netter. rask made 26 saves bruins win 3-1. they host edmonton on monday . david kolomatis had a goal and two assists, including the game-winner in overtime, monarchs win in adirondack 4-3. they' re back home sunday to host the thunder. how about the 116th army navy game, this year played in philadelphia at lincoln financial field he is the quarterback for navy. game, giving him 85 for his career. play college football. tyler campbell, 29 yards for army. that gave them the lead. reynolds is going to connect and the score. navy wins for the 14th consecut

lowell 60 versus coastline and north shore only cracking upper 50s and same thing in boston at 59 , worcester 59, manchester, new hampshire 58, hyannis 58 , so upper 50s, lower 60s. remember normal this time of year, 39 . least 20 above average, tomorrow about 10 above average, upper 40s for worcester and boston, 50s in plymouth, 50 in nashua versus sunday where temperatures will be in the upper 50s to even some lower 60s in spots like foxborough but the rain is milder but it is going to be wetter, this is the better day, this is the best bet over the weekend saturday increasing clouds, cooler by comparison but still pretty mild for december standards. we got the warm rain falling as you wake up on sunday morning and no snow in weekend forecast here and although there will be holes especially in the core of the morning late-morning and late day on sunday, another batch of showers comes through through afternoon and evening and this one going to pull in cooler air that will impact the forecast early next week. rain totals over the weekend from quarter to half inch of rain. there's the potential for couple po

to slow you down on the roads, maybe wipers on, maybe a couple showers through manchester, back edge coming through new boston stretching south to milford, brooklyn and new hampshire. 2994-95 interchange, light shower coming through, down through dover and medfield, these are going to push to 128 in a couple minutes, back down along the south coast of bit toll county. couple showers this morning, they are out of here right around or just before lunch time. sun breaks out, we come into the mid to upper 50s this afternoon, light southwest breeze and a mild evening, temperatures in the upper 40s for the ride home. >>> traffic and weather together. >>> the expressway, we have a disabled vehicle, north 3 northbound brain tree split, there stow ton 949 north bump tore bumper. let's check the north now. 93 southbound has two stop and two pockets in andover between river road and 133 between 128 and park street. >>> donald trump will be back in new hampshire sheared to amide backlash over his controversial proposal to ban muslims from entering the u.s. trump will attempt a campaign rally. >> the controversy has the r

town and city if you plan on being out there to usher in the new year. 34 in boston. 30 for norwood. worcester, 30. manchester, new hampshire 32. hyannis, 37 degrees. so it is all 30s, my friends but also all dry out there, and for tomorrow, i have partly cloudy skies. i have got temperatures getting back up to 40 in and around the boston area, but i have also got some flurries expected. in fact the best chance for some flurries and even in isolated snow squall will be late friday night. so i think friday night we are going to have to watch out for a couple of slippery patches because of that snow. into the weekend plan around 40 degrees both days in boston with partly cloudy skies conditions. 35 degrees both days in worcester. we go from 40 to 41 over the weekend in plymouth. 40 both days in beverly, saturday, 38. and so we are dressing for seasonable highs for this time of the year. cools down next week. only 34 your high on monday, and on tuesday. back up to 4 on wednesday. back to you, guys. >>> republican jeb bush is pulling ad spots from tv. move could mea >>> the era of cell phone contracts for user al

boston got close. worcester tied the record. providence manchester smashed the record. very mild through the evening hours. despite the warm weather out there now, we have snow in the forecast. we will talk about that in a few minutes. >> this warm weather won't last forever. you can track the rain, the chances for snow, current seven-day forecast. the fox45 weather app is free to download on any device. search fox45 weather. >> the search is on for bolton gunpoint. police say two men broke into a camper yesterday afternoon, attacked someone inside and robbed them. first suspect is described as possibly hispanic with lock hair in a bun and tattoos on his upper arm and chest. there is no description for the second man. >> a christmas morning in the dark getting a bright finish for some people in brockton. several hundred homes were without power for christmas morning. those outages were caused by a hit-and-run crash into this utility pole. fox45's robert goulston spoke with those impacted. >> it was a big explosion, you know. it was like three times everywhere and then i

. >> we broke the record that goes back to 1996, worcester, manchester, easily breaking the high temperatures. 70-degree mark and 59 in boston, 53 in bedford, fitchburg 46, and 45 in keene. and the concern will be fog, already fairly dense in norwood, plymouth, orange, keene, and a dense fog advisory for the cape and the islands and the south coast and could be expanded. look out for dense fog. look at the numbers, upper 40s to low 50s tomorrow morning. cooler than today. full moon after 6:00 a.m. won't see another christmas day full moon until 2034. you might be able to catch it tomorrow evening. >> stay up to date with our the weather and the seven-day forecast. free to download to your apple or android device. >>> a look at the damage caused from the storms as they clean up this christmas eve. a car hit a pedestrian around 10:00 on main street near saint williams church. markers. they have not released the pedestrian's condition but called the crash serious. >>> police in charlotte, north carolina, are working to piece together a shooting that happened inside a busy mall. it happened when two groups with a long-standing f

flying out of logan this morning, there may be a couple delays boston, manchester, t.f. greene. we have a wintry mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain to contend with. then you get out of new england and it's much different. philadelphia 62 this afternoon. chicago 35. portions of the southeast, there will be some scattered showers, maybe a rumble of thunder in the panhandle of florida. warm in florida. upper 80s down through seattle, a cold rain. san fran, a lot of clouds and sun. low to middle 50s. los angeles 61. here in southern new england, traveling this morning will be a slow go. if you are leaving to go north up into northern new england, snow, a lot of snow for ski country. that's good news for those folks up there. metro boston, though, mainly a chilly rain after about 8:00 a.m. >> nancy: j.r., thank you. the patriots have locked up a first-round bye, but the team continues to deal with injuries the starting players. tom brady talked about it last night during his weekly interview with westwood one. >> we've had a lot of bad luck this year. when someone falls like what h

manchester through 9:00 a.m. at this time, 41 degrees, 41 degrees in boston. but once we get into the worcester hills and berkshires, that is where you could experience some freezing drizzle, so some icy spots possible on that morning drive, temperatures will increase into hour by hour timing coming up in a bit. >>> we do have breaking news, a man stabbed on freemont street there, emergency crews rushed to the scene just after 2:00 this morning, police say the knife slashed a major artery and the victim was bleeding heavily. the man is now expected to survive. no word on a motive and no word on any arrests. >>> a doctor in trouble and on the run from our cameras as you can see here, he is accused of bathroom. accused before. >> a woman tells us she tried to help police catch him. >> reporter: that's dr. marcus cooper sprinting from our cameras, refusing to talk to us about charges that he snapped cell phone pictures of a student in the bathroom. prosecutor said plenty. what she described as knuckles and a camera lens, a phone pointing down towards her as she u

going ahead of the southern part fitchburg may have to wait longer. 9:00 p.m., manchester, new hampshire, same for you. boston and the south shore. because the rain extends all the way down into the d.c. area and member marva. everybody will get some rain. this snow in northern maine will push on out of here as the mild air arrives. we saw the timeline there, futurecast, look at it, western massachusetts, again, 7 '30s p.m., so just after 7:00 p.m. worcester county, fitchburg area after 8:30 p.m. worcester between 8:30 p.m., 9:00 p.m. during the 9:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. hour, boston getting into this. so 10:00 p.m., tracking this closely, where the heaviest showers will be. remember this if you're watching tonight at 10:00 p.m. heaviest in southern new hampshire and southeastern new hampshire and landlords the some shore with a couple of spots in and around boston. we'll see how well we do with that later on tonight. more heavy downpours through the 11:00 p.m. hour. overnight, there seems to be a break that comes on through, but a few more showers to the west have yet to arrive, from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m., an