it is updating the new terminal in nashua. the entire project is scheduled to be finished next year. >>> more and more than college students are coming from around the world to study here in the u.s. that's according to the institute of international education. nearly one million students came to the u.s. for the 2014-2015 school year. up 10% from the year before. nearly a third of them came from china. there's a surge in students from india as well. the report also says only about 300,000 american students studied abroad. for those students waking up, they are finding chilly temperatures. kevin: temperatures down into the 30's. a breeze that is going to pick up. we start the week with fair skies and add our next chance. this is -- yes. mt. washington. patchy fog this morning along with winds gusting over 60 miles an hour. wind chill at eight below zero. a vastly different story elsewhere. you can can see the northeast kingdom of vermont showing the beautiful sunrise. temperatures in the upper 20's to lower 30's. ports mouth s

ray brewer live in nashua this morning. i understand a visible show of support is planned there; right? ray: that's correct. the city of nashua will fly the french fly. flag will be raised. last night in nashua,s toens of people gathered at a french park to since the french national anthem and show their support for the people of france, especially paris. the name of the park translated to the park of the french renewal. last night more than 100 students gathered on the campus of st. anselm in manchester for a candlelight vigil. >> it is reassuring and warm to the heart to see that people in nashua are gathering and people. the world. >> the care and compassion that we have for those who have been harmed. that's what i've been trying to emphasize. ray: president obama has ordered that all american flags be flown at half staff today in honor of paris. reporting live in nashua, ray brewer, wmur news 9. remember you can always and developments on the situation in france on our web site at wmur.com also on the mobile app. abc's

reporting in nashua. kristen carosa. news 9. >> a special send-off for service members overseas and the greeters are there to welcome a flight from texas on the way to germany and then on to kuwait. more than 200 servicemen and women along with department of defense employees were on board. the greeters were joined by some boy scouts, as well as medal of honor recipients, ryan pitts. we did see some unseasonably warm weather yesterday and made for a pleasant opportunity for those out and about. susan roundtree, says it was a people were about, and that wasn't the same as last year. temperatures hovered near 32 and for days, utility crews tried to restore power to more than 200 customers. fast forward a year later and it's quite a bit of a different story. isn't this lovely? >> shoppers hit the sidewalks in portsmouth, many arriving on motorcycles enjoying sunshine. children were in their strollers, runners getting exercise and people watchers out in force, none of them had to be bundled up on this november day. >> it's c

stephanie: right now on news 9, thousands attending the nashua holiday stroll tonight. why police are tightening security measures. and the toddler who became known as baby doe was laid to rest today. how the community is mourning the death of the 2-year-old found on deer island. mike: after a damp and cool saturday, bright skies return on tomorrow. i have a look at what follows for the week ahead. >> each of us can make a difference. together we can make a change. stephanie: and volunteers are honoring veterans by laying wreaths at five cemetaries. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at 6:00. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] stephanie: happening right now police are stepping up security , at the nashua holiday stroll. in the wake of recent terror attacks, officers are taking extra precautions to make sure everyone at the event is safe. good evening and bank for joining us. i' m stephanie woods. thousands are enjoying the ice sculptures and eve

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

but with a light breeze, it does feel slightly cooler like 30 in boston, 27 nashua. you want the heavy winter coat as you head out the door and light breeze will stick around throughout the day, sustained wind between 5, 10 miles per hour in most spots. p-town, gusts of 22 miles per hour. for your day planner, 50s the rest of the afternoon. 53 by 3:00, light breeze sticks around and a few passing clouds in the forecast. pretty decent forecast for you to wrap up the weekend and then as we head into monday, more seasonal temperatures, but a little bit of a cold snap. im have those detail in your seven day. kerry? >> pamela, thank you so much. >>> the heart break in paris lighting candles and leaving bouquets to honor victims killed when terrorists struck in the heart of the sioux city. the people are oak three days of national mourning after the coordinated terror attack shocked the country and the entire world. here's the latest on the terror in paris. 129. 352 others are injured. i.s.i.s. has claimed responsibility for the attacks carried out by three teams of terror

parades in manchester and nashua have been canceled due to the rain. sean: a man is recovering after he was hit by the mirror of a passing vehicle on the everett turnpike last night. the man was trying to put gas in his car after he ran out near exit four. erin: a starving dog is on the road to recovery. hope has gained 14 pounds and is once again barking and wagging her tail. kevin: it is certainly a wet start to the day. temperatures are in the low and mid 40' s and only going up to near 50 degrees this afternoon. the wet weather starts to dry out during the afternoon. a brief rake before more showers move in tomorrow afternoon. the endgame is to push that away tomorrow afternoon and set up fair skies for the weekend. erin: ahead on "gma," an interview with marco rubio highlights from the republican debate. sean: putting waterproof iphone cases to the test. they will do a live test. there are a lot of questions about that.

in between lots of 20's from norwood to bedford up to nashua. just 25 degrees in nashua right now. and out through the worcester area, temperature s are going to be holding near the freezing mark through about 8:00 this morning. by 11:00 a.m. we're in the lower 40's but despite the sunshine during the afternoon, we're going to keep our high temperatures in the 40's pretty much all day long. looking for a high today of just 45 worcester. 47 in boston. and even on the cape we're in the low 40's now its going to hold in the mid 40's all day long. it's a cooler day. back down into the 20's and the 30's but the skies are still clear tonight. we'll wake up to a lot of sunshine with high pressure still in control on wednesday morning. we're going to have mostly sunny skies throughout the day. notice by 5:00 p.m. just a few clouds starting to enter western new england but here comes this frontal boundary and the clouds are going to be increasing through 8:00 a.m. but notice on thursday it's a milder southerly flow so we're only near 50 coming up tomorrow. but we jump into the upper 50's on

ray brewer joins us live in nashua now. and, ray, fire officials say it was an 11-year-girl who realized there was a problem, right? ray: that' s right, sean. they say she prevented what could of been a family tragedy. the home and noticed that people inside were not feeling well. she called her father who told her to get everyone out of the house and call 911. firefighters say when they enter the home, they detected monoxide. liberty utilities arrived on the scene and reported that the carbon monoxide was coming from the area of the furnace. the faulty furnace was immediately shut down and the home was ventilated. s hospital to be treated for various levels of carbon monoxide exposure. there are expected to be fine. firefighters say this incident should serve as a reminder to make sure you have a working smoke detectors and working carbon monoxide on every level of your home. live in nashua, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: new science is providing new clues in a 30-year-old cold case in allenstown. investigators have been a

he held a town hall meeting in nashua. he attended a reading at dartmouth college and tomorrow he will visit a business in salem and the families in transition shelter in manchester. and our coverage is always available on our website, wmur.com. we will bring you their visits to the secretary of state' s office live on our website and our mobile app. check in tomorrow for three candidates. tom: senator kelly ayotte is up for reelection next year and faces a tough fight. now she could have two defenders of members of her own party. adam: this has been brewing for a while and while tonight' s meeting did not yield a candidate, it did continue to build a framework of an effort to place kelly ayotte with someone more conservative. top conservatives gathered to talk about challenging kelly ayotte in a primary. >> a lot of people are really stopped with her. >> many attended the closed-door meeting or upset with the recent vote by the senator on the budget and is more for an interview plant out of the obama white house. >> she h

reporting in nashua, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. shelley: a bus driver in portsmouth had to call police tonight because a rider was exposing himself. police say another rider complained to the driver, who pulled over, called police, and waited for officers to arrive. officers say robert morrill was exposing himself on the bus. because he has been convicted of the same offense before, he faces a felony charge of indecent exposure and lewdness. a man was killed in a farm accident in tamworth today. new hampshire state police tell news 9 the man was operating a tractor when it rolled over and pinned him underneath. police are not releasing the victim' s dinner five -- victim' s identity until the family is notified. an investigation into the cause of this deadly incident is underway. watch this. a scary crash caught on an officer' s dash cam. police in connecticut were pulled over on i-95 after a crash. officers say another car came speeding down the highway just pulled over onto the shoulder and hitting one of the cars involved in the

this report is being brought to you by peters honda, nissan, and kia of nashua. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: we do start with a developing situation out of manchester. at least six people have been forced from their homes by a large fire on the city' s west side. firefighters were called to the intersection of rimmon and bremmer streets to find flames shooting from the third floor of this building. they fought the flames from the outside of the building. the red cross is helping the residents who were displaced. erin: intense flames there. the weather is starting to turn colder. people are cranking up furnaces. it brings some risks. were treated for carbon monoxide poisoning last night and firefighters say it could have been a lot worse. happened. ray: good morning. total of five people were taken to the hospital to be treated for carbon monoxide exposure. firefighters say it was an alert 11-year-old girl who noticed something was wrong. she said that something smelled funny and that the people inside the home were not fee

we're at the freezing mark in orange. 35 in nashua. notice over the next 12 hours we go from the 30's and 40's quickly up to about 60 degrees by late morning. and then we're in the 60's most of the afternoon. clear skies. wall-to-wall sunshine. you can see how clear it is this morning on the satellite imagery. just a few clouds up to the stay. high pressure nosing in to southern new england today. we're talking about a bright, sunny day with temperatures coming up into the upper 60's if boston. 69 in nashua. low to mid 60's on cape cod today with a southwesterly wind at about 10-15 miles per hour. tonight it's clear and cool. we're mostly down in the 40's for overnight lows. and tomorrow we will keep the sunshine around, but lighter winds will allow for a sea breeze so upper 50's at the coast. mid 60's inland. it's as we get into thursday and high pressure slides east that we start to see more of a southerly wind. that will bring the temperatures up but also increase the clouds so i think they're looking more clouds by thursday with te

from nashua to madison, rochester to bow, plaistow to sunapee. well if you think you are hosting a big dinner tomorrow, just imagine this. hosting the entire unh football program for thanksgiving dinner. the team is heading to stillings dining hall tomorrow afternoon. according the head chef david cande, this was the food order. 108 pounds of boneless turkey breast. 1oo pounds of potatoes, butter, and light cream. 75 pounds of stuffing and gravy. a 60 pound roast, and 60 pounds of veggies plus dessert. unh football is in the playoffs for the 12th year in a row, so this holiday dinner as a team has become a tradition. >> we are going to have a great day over at the dining hall. thanksgiving, we always get together in the dining hall. it' s a pretty cool thing. hearing what they are thankful for, having some of the guys stand up and say some heart tell things about family and teammates, it' s a pretty good day as were sitting there is a family, sharing the great experience of thanksgiving. this is memories we are able to get. >> they play saturday

jean in nashua, jean mackin, : wmur news9. shelley: our best wishes go out what a nice gesture by tom brady. mike: temperature should be mostly dry tomorrow. low clouds were trying to sneak in and spoil the fun tomorrow. maybe slightly damp, were not talking about heavy rain or today, crisp and clear skies throughout most of the afternoon. low clouds are creeping in from the south, not from the west, even though there are some clouds beginning to drifting over northern parts of vermont and upstate new york. notice the low clouds giving him from the south. that means warm air is trying to override the cool stuff. that means a good chance of mostly cloudy skies for tomorrow morning especially south of the white mountains. 30' downtown manchester, temperatures will bottom out in another hour or two and then rise as we go toward the early part of the morning. temperatures will bottom out where they are right now invite 5:00 a.m. rising in the low to mid 30' s. speaking of rising temperatures, notice all the warmth building from st

the one exception is nashua at 36 degrees a little fog. a little fog in providence, rhode island as well. today is our dry day and rain moves in for the weekend during the day tomorrow. at 7:00 this morning, we still have areas of fog, potentially dense fog at that and where we get the fog spots like nashua and, again, providence. we will have a little bit of that mist that will make it feel damp. otherwise by noontime, partly sunny and close to 60 degrees by lunchtime today. highs in the 60s and by 5:00 this evening for any of you shoppers planning on heading out real late tonight, possibly still sleeping in fact, we have temperatures that will be in the middle 50s by about 5 p.m. highs 58 to 66 after a little bit of patchy morning fog and mist. partly sunny skies during the afternoon. i am actually going to take to you some of the foggy spots and show what you to plan around coming in just a few. catherine parrotta in for julie grauert, keeping an eye on the roads for thursday hey. >> catherine: good morning, shiri. people may be heading

tom: it's weather wednesday, our travels to nashua. jennifer: if you are looking for some indoor fun, we have one place that is full of advent fewer for you. let's check in with meteorologist mike haddad. what are you up to, mike? mike: it is such a busy place because of the weather today, the simulator for sky diving is very busy at this moment. joining me to talk about this great spot in additionia, the owner, rob, thank you for joining us and inviting us. for coming. mike: this space was not always this big. you added activities over the last couple of years. tell us about those. >> we added 11,000 square feet, a 24-foot rock wall. we added the largest surf stream in the world and the first one in north america. we have a fish pipe waterslide and a full service cafe. that's all part of the addition. mike: you started nine years back? >> a little over nine years ago with the indoor sky diving which is the main stay. mike: you have many in there right now, and also the wind can be adjusted depending on the ability, depending on your w

in nashua, mike cronin, wmur news 9. >> coming up on news 9 this morning, new information about the alleged gunman in the planned parenthood shooting in colorado. >> we are following breaking news. manchester police are investigating a serious crash that involved multiple vehicles around 4:00 this morning. right now, lake avenue and union street are shut down because of the crash. we're joined live on the phone by al pullen. what can you tell us about the situation there? >> approximately 4 a.m. this morning, we received a call for a multi-vehicle which involved two vehicles crashed at the intersection of union and lake avenue. upon arrival we had four victims in one vehicle and two victims in the second vehicle. we used the jaws of life extrication to remove two victims and four victims in the s.u.v. are serious condition and the other two victims were transported to the hospital. >> chief pullen, this crash happened three hours ago, but the roads in the area are closed. any estimation when things may clear there? >> i

officers say he is also suspected of robbing a convenience store in nashua last weekend. >> daniel: >> sara: track traffic and weather every ten minutes and a little bit of problem spot, expressway moving north, see entry ramp partially blocked at granite avenue and as a result causing a delay behind it only going 28 miles per hour through quincy as you move north. give you check of some other spots too coming up and for now over to shiri. >> shiri: visibleility has a lot worse since we checked in last time, going far enough south into providence, rhode island, i have some dense fog developing as well. visibility has actually dropped significantly in fitchburg on top of that and toward new bedford so i'm going to be track think these areas of patchy fog until about 9:00 a.m. i will show you what to come this afternoon coming up. >> daniel: not everyone wants to wait in line for hours to get the black friday savings. >> sara: but there's a way around that. how much some people are shelling out to have someone else hold their place in line. >> daniel: first the governor remains unsettle

nashua new hampshire and fitch nashua new hampshire and fitchburg both at 72. 68 in worcester with scattered clouds. we get to boston at 71 and we start seeing more cloud cover especially as you go southward. 71 in plymouth. 70 in new bedford. 67 in hyannis. a mild night and 50s and 60s overnight. temperatures when you wake up tomorrow morning will be really mild. a risk of rain both morning and night tomorrow, but high temperatures tomorrow, 73 in norwood and lawrence. 72 in nashua. not much warmer. but the warmth will be peaking here tomorrow. we have fog and showers here at 7:00 this morning with future cast focused again over southeastern massachusetts. let's zoom into the afternoon and noontime rolls around. lingering clouds we will see them break up a little bit. the core of the afternoon actually ends up dry and warm. a little bit of partial sun here, and then friday night there are come those clouds again, and with this front, a few showers. notice it is not a widespread rain, but we do have the potential for a couple of pockets of moderate to heavy rain coming through eight night ra

george pataki is making stops in laconia, manchester, and nashua. john kasich will be stopping through. jeb bush is attending a house party in tuftonboro. last night, showed the clerk a gun in his waistband, and took off with some cash. he was wearing a dark colored hoodie, a big dinner, jeans, and sneakers with white soles. sean: a man accused of holding up a bank in manchester is due in court today. ronald kirk was arrested minutes bank of new hampshire on hooksett road. officers spotted cook riding a bicycle near the scene. erin: investigators are heading back to the scene of a fire that destroyed a landmark inn in campton. their investigation into what destroyed the armant inn. cruz did everything they could to save the building, but it is a total loss. sean: the hearing is being held today in a lawsuit filed by a terminally ill woman suffering from stage four lung cancer. last week, she filed a lawsuit to obtain a medical marijuana id card that would allow her to legally get medical marijuana in maine. dhhs will not issue an id card until new h

26 in fitch pwuvring and nashua. 31 already freezing in worcester and beverly. 39 a little milder in plymouth with a few more clouds. 34 in boston. even boston coming close to that freezing point this morning, and temperatures not done dropping. 6:00 this morning, this is around the time i expect temperatures to hit rock bottom. we have a few cape clouds. that's it. 9 a.m., we have 30s out there. a real slow process. by noontime today, temperatures back in the middle 40s, and that's about where we max out today. high temperatures from 44 to 50 if you were lucky. that will happen in a cool, sunny day ahead. cape clouds, yes. we will take to some of those cooler locations in a couple of minutes. julie grauert with live drive julie grauert with live drive-time traffic. julie, the only problems on the road are those temperatures. >> julie: if you crank up the heat you will be able to handle shows. the longfellow bridge and parts of storrow drive are closed until 5 a.m. if you were one those early bids hitting the roads avoid those areas. they do overnight work. pike fine through framingh

a few places in the 50's like manchester and nashua. but now we've all fallen into the 40's and a few 30's in whitefield and berlin w. the clear skies that we have in place right now, the cold will really set in, but we won't get as cold tonight because you see these clouds to the west, these are going to be invading and they'll actually keep the temperatures from getting as cold. eventually these rain showers you see out here, this is the cold front i was talking about, day tomorrow, especially in the afternoon and evening. you can see them on future cast, so this is tonight. we'll have increasing clouds, by tomorrow morning at the bus stop or when you're commuting in to work should be dry for the kids and for you. but once we get to the afternoon that's when you see the line of showers start to move through. probably will be some downpours as you get going driving home from work tomorrow evening. also on friday morning some lingering showers, and eventually the clouds will break, we'll see some clearing on friday. but that's when the

that's the story live in nashua, new hampshire. i'm byron barnett, 7 news. >> anchor: republican candidates are gearing up for tomorrow night's debate. they are expected to face a number of questions about the economy and keystone pipeline. retired neurosurgeon ben carson surging in the polls. a new one out of south carolina has him tied for first place with donald trump . >> anchor: still to come this evening, sinking in . >> anchor: more then a dozen cars underground when the earth eartheth opens in a parking lot. so what caused that major sinkhole . >> anchor: at 5:30 a man from lynn charged with murder. he is accused of killing a 55 55-year-old woman in her home where police arrested him . >> anchor: also ahead in our next half hour going to hear upset about this case of vandalism . >> anchor: then in just one hour, this monday acid fumes at a business school sending student to the hospital. what caused this toxic situation situation. >> anchor: nightly news anchor lester holt in boston today spending some time with adam and me

concord to manchester to nashua. visibility in nashua has greatly improved. keene. temperatures are chilly up north in the 30's. that's where some of the fog could be freezing on the pavement. we've heard some slick reports of icy roads. 45 in concord. 43 in manchester. 47 in nashua. it is going to be a warm day. a mix of sun and clouds. some of the clouds starting to fill in. a day with clouds and sun in the sky. look at the temperatures. climbing in to the 60's. low 60's manchester and nashua. it is going to be a warm one for shopping or putting up the holiday decorations. rain showers move through from north to south. maybe some lingering showers on saturday morning. look at temperatures as we get in to the weekend. temperatures much cooler. highs only in the 40's. in fact, sunday in the lower 40's. then next week we start out with sunshine. temperatures much cooler with highs in the 40's. when they told me that i was diagnosed with cancer, all i could think of was my kids and that i didn' t want to leave them. i beat cancer, but it is still scary. now i have a p

this is nashua's largest event of the year, as many as 35,000 people are expected. the whole thing is free, including parking and a shuttle to the event. you'll find live performances along the mile-long walk, from robot. nashua's new public art program will have lighted displays, and what would a tree lighting be without santa. you can find all of the details, including street closures and parking in the escape outside section of wmur.com. as well as 23 other holiday events in other communities. paula tracy, wmur news 9. jean: looks fun. nashua police say you'll notice more officer tess winter holiday stroll this year. the deputy chief says there is no specific threat to prompt this increased security level, but the department is stepping up patrols in the wake of recent terror attacks and concerns for josh: it was clear and dry out there, and what more can you ask on such a busy travel day. how about milder temperatures. we will be seeing those, but first we have to chill off quite a bit tonight. check out these temperatures already in the upper 20's in the northe

let's start with nashua north and south. south sophomore quarterback throws one max well osgood hauls it in. jared levesque finds his man, steve lambert. 20-18 titans. devin leonard carried the ball for 278 yards. north wins 34-24. >>> in the queen city, it was central and trinity. anthony dimauro connecting with jason lam in the end zone. trinity had a good day. central would go on to win 30-22. >>> the monarchs played at atlanta last night. matt white had two assists. colin stevens made 19 saves. tonight. >>> this creek hometown hero led the tigers to a division iii championship. noah wade carried the ball 24 times for 275 touchdowns. touchdown, wracked up 332 all purpose yards in the game as well. they beat intertakes moultonborough to win the first championship since 2010. wade plays baseball. he says his college plans are up in the air. he would love to play football at the next level if he's given the opportunity. >> i would say i started out with offensive line. they dominated all game. best line wins. last time we pl

in nashua, mike cronin, wmur news 9. stephanie: thank you. staff sergeant pitts also has a role in a new memorial at the state veterans' cemetery in boscawen. we' ll take a closer look at that on veterans day on news 9 at 5:00. a car rolled over by the mall of new hampshire tonight. thankfully no one was seriously hurt. the crash did tie up traffic although the road was never shut down completely. police are still working to figure out exactly what led up to the crash. in the hospital tonight with life-threatening injuries. around 3:00 this morning police driving more than 90 miles an hour on main street. over, but lost sight of the ' 97 lexus. just down the road, police say the driver hit several trees and crashed. he was flown to a boston hospital. >> it' s a heavily settled area, several residents, multi family this vehicle easily could' ve ended up in someone' s bedroom, living room, kitchen. we' re pretty lucky at this point that it was only the driver that was affected by this. stephanie: police are still investigating whether alcohol o

we are seeing delays on 111 eastbound in the nashua area. but it is hasslefree getting into windham. 93 south in mass, we are slowing down. this report is being brought to you by peters honda, nissan, and kia of nashua. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: the heroin epidemic in southern new hampshire has received a lot of attention, but it is also a serious problem up north. erin: nearly 300 people have died of drug overdoses in the granite state so far this year. seven of those have been in berlin. ray brewer is here with a closer look at the issue and the forum ray: more than 200 50 people packing the cafeteria at berlin high school last night for a forum called facing heroin. school administrators say bruins high schools rate heroin use -- berlin' s high school heroin use is 93% higher than the state average. berlin police are responding to two or three overdoses every week. organizers of last night' s forum say the goal is to increase prevention efforts, treatment, and recovery options in the north count

nashua. 40s at the coastline. and 40s on the cape and islands as well. keep in mind, our average high should be in the upper 40s. we manage to rise in the upper 50s. an above average day here. 53 in worcester. don't expect the bright blue of days. so satellite radar shows the deck of clouds that's moved in. notice what's happening here in the last couple of frames. we've getting a couple of develop. today. more clouds than sun, but we'll see peeks from time to time. as we take you through the evening and overnight no weather-related issues. sure, some clouds at times. tomorrow black friday, heading getting similar to this morning. peeks of sunshine do break out. it will be a dry day from start to finish. this front arrives friday night into saturday morning. it loses a little bit of steam as it comes through, though, so there's not a ton of moisture with it. we'll get a couple of scattered saturday. partial clearing comes in. there may be lingering clouds along the south coast. either way, it looks like we'll show

reporting live in nashua, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: all right, ray, thanks. a third person charged in connection with the overdose death of rochester teen eve tarmey is facing a judge. 31-year-old leslie aberle is charged with dispensing a controlled drug with death resulting. police say the teen died from a fentanyl overdose. tarmey' s mother and her mother' s boyfriend are also charged in the case. aberle has another court date later this month. a tractor trailer truck crash on concord police say keith spence of meriden, connecticut was heading to boscawen when his tractor-trailer veered off the side of the road just north of exit 16 and struck several trees. spence was pinned inside the cab for a time. he was taken to the hospital where he is being treated for serious injuries. next at noon, testimony has resumed in the murder trial the massachusetts teen accused of killing his teacher after he refused to re-enter the courtroom after a break yesterday. and new poll numbers in the race for president. who is making gains in the crowded republican race? kevin

the mild start and some colder pockets. 39 in taunton and 37 in nashua. fortys for a lot of us. and once it burns off like yesterday, we're going to see intervals of clouds and sunshine. it will be another dry day today and we're waiting on the front that brought the snow to iowa and staying in a couple of spots from nebraska through kansas and northern texas right now. areas of snow and ice in the panhandle of oklahoma as well. central part of the country. for us, it's going to be a couple of rain showers and today, we're just fine. the sun breaks out or breezy today and gusting over 20 miles per hour. and we come into the 60s. mild enough that as the front comes through, no worries about snowflakes and this is rain. generally light rain tomorrow morning. 8:00 a.m., pockets of rain in boston and metro west and into the south coast with the passing shower. i don't think that is going to be a big deal tomorrow. there will be damp spots when you wake up and pockets of rain. the rest of the day is mostly dry and some breaks of sunshine, and into northern massachusetts before the su

nashua, new hampshire to fitch nashua, new hampshire to fitchburg to bedford to norwood at 66 later today. and then futurecast really highlights the sunshine with a few late clouds leaking into the cape as well as the island. i am going to go with nice tonight partly cloudy with hoes back in the 40s and tomorrow we start weeding in and bringing in those 70s with 72 in norwood in those 70s with 72 in norwood. 70 in lawrence. 71 in nashua, new hampshire. it gets even warmer for your friday. so this is tomorrow. we have some increasing clouds going with the dry forecast until we hit the evening hours. that is when we will start pulling in some of these very widely scattered showers. this is not a solid soaking. this is very hit or miss rain thursday night into early friday morning for the friday morning commute. middle of the day on friday. not total not total washout. before batch number two of rain ends up coming through on friday night. today, 67. and mostly sunny. tomorrow increasing clouds late showers. 73 by friday. and then into the weekend, 62 degrees on saturday. 52 on sunday. but b

evening showers expected and high temperature will get into portsmouth new hampshire and lawrence, nashua, 72 in farve and mostly cloudy skies and we could be easily 5 above that if we add couple breaks of sunshine and take a stab at record high 73 in boston and 70 in worcester a little bit of cloudy start to the weekend here saturday on and off clouds as cooler weather moves in eventually saturday night we will see the clouds clear out but drops temperatures a lot by sunday morning. we will start out in the 30s and 40s with sunshine in place and low 60s and 60 tomorrow and 52 on sunday and lakes and mount sinai of new hampshire will see lower 50s tomorrow and lower 40s for sunday and pretty significant cooldown and going to feel like fall as we hit the weekend so say good-bye to 75. today interesting thing about the weekend forecast though is fact that the cooler air coming in and temperature will be near steady during the daylight hours tomorrow. what you feel in the morning is what you get in the afternoon as well and nice and bright this week. back to you guys. >> daniel: planned pare

touchdown nashua north. 20-18 titans. leonard carried the ball 34 times for 278 yards and three touchdowns. north wins the game 34-24. >>> in the queen city, it was central and trinity right here. people pumped up for this. first quarter dimauro connected with lam in the end zone. touchdown there for little green. 7-0. trinity had a good day for the pioneers. central will go on to win this game 30-22. >>> the monarchs played at atlanta last night. matt white had two assists. colin stevens had 19 saves. monarchs win 3-2. they play at norfolk tonight. >>> the hometown hero led the tigers to a championship. noah wade carried the ball 24 times. he also returned a punt for a touchdown, wracked up 332 all purpose yards in the game as well. the tigers beat interlakes moultonborough to win the first football championship since 2010. his college plans are up in the air right now. wade says he would love to play football at the next level if he's given the opportunity. >> i started out with the offensive line. they dominated all ga

nashua as well. 33 in jaffrey this morning. 32 degrees in norwood. 34 in nashua. middle to upper 30s in new bedford to marshfield. 42 in hyannis. depends on where you are in the cape and islands this morning. touch of fog out there as well, notice visibility is fine in most areas. the typical spots in norwood back up to blue hill a little bit of fog is burning off. aside from that, bright sunshine to start our day. end of school, short sleeves. no question about it. beautiful. northern new england has a couple of showers. rain and snow showers in northern maine right now. that's the surge of the warm air coming in. quiet. carolinas. high pressure, the big blue h on the map. the biggest difference tomorrow is the wind is going to come in off the ocean. so that will mean the coast sideline running cooler in the upper 50s. thursday, start with sunshine, clouds increase late in the day. thursday night into early friday morning, we may get a couple of showers here. then this cold front back to the west doesn't arrive until friday night into early saturday. that will br

nashua to framingham in the upper 40's as well. mid to upper 40's here through worcester county and south of boston temperatures pretty similar although we may nudge toward 50 in taunton but 48 bridgewater. mid 40's plymouth all the way down to the cape. it's a cooler one for you today. got the sunshine though. let's get you out to the roads. solar glare headed eastbound. olessa: we're dealing with construction. a live look outside. two lanes still shut down. this is on 128 northbound. you can see only two lanes of traffic are getting through at this point. very heavy delays getting into this stretch of construction. if you're heading that way plan accordingly. i'll show you where the construction zone is and where the back-up is as well. from 109 to 135 but delays are starting beyond 95 at this point. budget in the extra time. a disabled car at union street. your trip on the expressway extra slow. a crash on the southbound side by furnace brook. northbound side almost half an hour braintree to boston. two separate accidents now ea

and nashua, 37; 42 in taunton. a bit of a cooler start. 52 in lawrence and there is a touch of patchy fog in a few like yesterday, we'll see intervals of sunshine and clouds through the afternoon and a dry day today. 52 degrees by 8 a.m. 62 by the time we get to early afternoon. breaks of sunshine and breezy that wind. gusting at times to 20, 25 miles an hour and we'll be partly cloudy still in the 50s as we head throughout the evening hours. i am tracking a couple of showers for overnight tonight and the start of our weekend. i will have the forecast coming up in gust is a few minutes. >> thank you very much. >>> it's 4:32. and you will see more security in stores for this black friday. police stepping up the plans to protect shoppers. the heightened security is in response to the deadly paris attacks. credible threat. local malls and outlets are not taking chances. jim smith has more. >> reporter: we just, lengthed to be ahead of the curb. public safety. >> reporter: a sign of the times. stepped-up security here

lindsey graham is set to file a 9:00 a.m. 11:00. laconia, manchester, and nashua. john kasich is paying a visit to concord. jeb bush will be attending a house party in tuftonboro. sean: wmur political reporter trump -- distaso talks to donald trump about his quieter demeanor and looks ahead to a major later this month. you can find his politics column on wmur.com. erin: a man walked into the sunoco gas station around 8:30 last night, show the clerk a gun in his waistband, and took off with some cash. the robber was wearing a dark colored hoodie, a bandanna, jeans, and sneakers with white soles. sean: a man accused of holding of the bank in manchester is due in court today. police arrested ronald cook minutes after he allegedly robbed the bank on tuesday. erin: investigators are heading back to the scene of a fire that destroyed a landmark inn in campton. officials will begin their investigation today into what sparked the fire at the armant inn yesterday morning. the inn was built back in 1935. everything they could to save loss. sean: the hearing is being held in

in nashua, new hampshire, nick emmons, 7news. >>> an alarming attack on a connecticut mosque. police and fbi agents are trying to figure out who fired shots at that mosque just hours after friday's terrorist attacks in paris. the fbi is looking into the possibility that this mosque was targeted as a hate crime. members of the congregation saying they are not going to hide. >> it's obvious that people are misled as to what true islam is, because isis or terrorists don't represent islam. we represent islam. these are just bandit lunatics that have their own political agenda. >> police say no one was inside the mosque during the the shooting. >> campus concerns at a college this maryland. police say a student disappeared and they say he could be armed and dangerous. authorities canceling classes at washington college until further notice. police did issue an arrest warrant for the 19-year-old. they say he went to his home in pennsylvania to get a gun here's a picture of the young man. school officials say they haven't received hid in direct threats and the student's father diffic

until you get to manchester and towards nashua and the coast, hanging onto around 50 degrees. overnight 20's and 30's. but it will be clear and that means a sunny start to your tuesday. the next system clearly sticking out on the maps is a low pressure area with quite a bit of rain from d.c. points south into the carolinas, more showers valley. all of this moving in our direction. so by tomorrow afternoon the clouds will be lower and thicker day. it stays bright all day up north, but it's a different story in southern parts of new england. in terms of rain chances they concord points south. then tomorrow night rain will increase everywhere in the state, with the heaviest likely falling from the white mountains points south. on veterans day we start with some rain, but you notice a back end to this, clearly lifts off the the north and east by midday with a lingering shower or two and plenty of clouds among with gusty winds for the balance of your wednesday. in terms of rainfall amount this is blue shade here indicates anywhere from a half inch to an inch of rain, a slight chanc

nashua 62 degrees. whereas worcester at 58. little cooler at the higher elevations. lower 60s down the south shore down to portions of the cape. hyannis at 61 this afternoon. but then tonight, clear skies and winds that stay calm. a formula -- seeing a decent cool down. that means 46 overnight in boston but some 30s in spots like norwood, bedford, fitchburg, nashua. when you wake up worcester down 20 40 degrees. 43 in plymouth and that's where the day starts tomorrow and with the aid of those, again, southwest wind, lots of sunshine, temperatures climb all the way into the upper 60s. 66 in boston and beverly. 64 in plymouth. but 68 in forwood. 67 in bedford and lawrence. worcester at 46 degrees. i know you are ready to see the 70s. this is how the week goes. temperatures in the middle 60s by wednesday. upper 60s if not 70 by thursday upper 60s if not 70 by thursday. and friday, yes, going with a high of 70 degrees. here is your seven-day forecast for the weekend always in view. even though we have temperatures steadily warming up, lots of sunshine by way tuesday and

kaleb joseph of nashua only played four minutes for syracuse and did not score. when it comes to sports, thanksgiving day is all about football. with that in mind, we begin tonight with some hockey. the monarchs were in atlanta. matt white had two assists, and manchester wins win 3-2. ok, now to your thanksgiving day football. lets start with high school, and the gate city showdown between nashua north and south. south sophomore qb sean holland goes up top to big number 81, maxwell osgood hauls it in, but pick it up in the jared levesque steve lambert in the endzone, touchdown nashua north, 2018 titans. free, and he' s gone. leonard carried the ball 34 times for 278 yards and 3 touchdowns, dillon salazar had 9 tackles and an interception. north wins it 34-24. in the queen city it was central taking on the pioneers of trinity high school first quarter, central' s anthony dimauro connects with jason lam in the endzone, touchdown little trinity' s saikou bah had himself a good day. here, he breaks off a huge run down the far sideline. he' s taken down inside the 20,

dmil nashua, 39 degrees. anyone going out in southern new hampshire, temperatures will be a little bit cooler there as well, hyannis down to but you know what, the only problem is a little bit of fog out there this morning and a little bit of cloud cover. 6 a.m. rolls around, temperatures that will still be right around 50 degrees. right around upper 40s. by noontime, we are warming to about 60 degrees. this is going to be some of the brightest weather that we get today with sunshine. just a couple of scattered clouds mixing in. by 5 p.m., any evening shoppers out there, i still want you to be ready for the 50s. still going to be mild out there. highs from 58 to 66 degrees. patchy fog and mist just early this morning. real, real 1309y stuff and this afternoon featuring partial sun and really warm weather. break down the big cooldown and wet weather coming up. back to you catherine for check on the roads. >> catherine: perfect weather to put up the lights. on the road a couple of cars. at the map, 93, 128 you

at 60 and if you want to wear the short sleeves to start your day, go for it, 53 in fitchburg and nashua, new hampshire, still 40s in orange and in keene but we are seeing massive jumps in the temperature right now. in fact, by noon time today it is going to even out, a lot of lower 60s. this is when short sleeves are in order in most towns and cities and then temperatures get coast but inland they continue to rise and 60 and 66 to range of highs today, another bright and warm day, so weatherwise no concerns on the road this morning, but i think your drive times will be different story. let's get you back over to julie for check on you're live drive time. >> julie: take you out to map and live drive times and seeing typical slow spots. expressway from furnace brook parkway to columbia road and 93 south average speeds 9 miles per hour through medford and into somerville. however, take look at this picture of route 1, it has cleared up so much since earlier this morning when it was a parking lot and then there was an accident on it that has since been cleared. here are live drive times, do

this is brought to you honda, nissan, and kia of nashua. thanks. a pit bull faces months of care and rehab after malnourished and laying on railroad tracks in claremont. erin: she weighs half of what is considered healthy. she's getting the care she needs. ray: hope was find by someone walking their dog. she was abandoned, starving, and cold. she was under care now. she's between one and four years old and has had puppies in the past. she weighs just 27 pounds and can barely walk on her own. she only just started drinking water on her own. police are aware of the situation. it is unclear if the dog was abuse or neglected. animal shelter officials say they believe someone left her to die. >> i mean the person is out there that did this. please man up. there's no excuse for this. they obviously need help themselves. >> she's still going to be needing special diets for a long time. she's going to need things like massage therapy, and that's not cheap. ray: police are asking anyone with information to call. they have set up a go fund me page. care will

nashua' s winter holiday stroll kicks off on saturday. a candlelight walk leads to holiday square where the city will light it' s christmas tree. as many as 35,000 people are expected to attend. for more information, head to the escape outside section of wmur.com. kevin: by the time we get to saturday, the weather should be much better for the ice sculptures. erin: many of you will likely have leftovers from your thanksgiving meal, but how long should you wait before throwing that food away? according to the u.s. department of agriculture, cooked food can stay in the fridge for 3-4 days. if you put it in the freezer, it will last indefinitely. at some point, the food will start to lose its flavor. keep those fixings for 3-4 days. still ahead, a final check on your top stories, including the arrest of a fugitive wanted in when they told me that i was diagnosed with cancer, all i could think of was my kids and that i didn' t want to leave them. i beat cancer, but it is still scary. now i have a pre-existing condition. so, if republicans tak

a temporary cooldown coming this weekend. 39 in bedford and 40 in nashua. you head out the door and need the jacket. you can shed is later. lots of 50's on the cape but notice there are pockets of that colder air norwood to tauten. skies are clear. there might an patch or two of develop that. otherwise it's clear now with a big area of high pressure on top of us this morning and will dominate our weather today. off the to the west the warm is surging and the wind shift to the southwest and you see the bubble of warmth. the lower 60's in st. louis and that's what's going to start to surge back at us later this week. so in the meantime, we'll have those light winds throughout the day. notice they don't get higher than 10 miles an hour and will develop a sea breeze to develop along the coastline. boston with a busy southwesterly wind got to 73 and we'll hold to 60 and reach that high likely before lunchtime and temperatures hold steady with a wind off the water through the afternoon. cape ann to cape cod, 65 in nashua and we have a south to southeasterly wind