hillary clinton won the new hampshire primaries in 2008, and has a lot of friends in new hampshire. bit of background and logistics for our viewers, can you explain the difference between a caucus, a primary, and how that will work? jennifer, you first, can you inflate how the process works in your state? guest: sure. on the gop side, it is pretty straightforward. people get together in the neighborhood and cast ballots. they listen to speeches, and cast their vote on a little piece of paper, and drop it in a bucket, or something like that. they are counted in a very public way. on the democratic side, it is much different. it is kind of like a sporting activity. people are all standing in one room, like a school gymnasium, and try to recruit supporters from one candidate. it is a lot of cheering, excitement, persuading. you have to take a very public stance. it also takes time. in iowa is time-consuming. again, you have to listen to the speeches, get up, that's a silly in these events. some people are intimidated by that. candidates have a hard time getting people to come to the ca

a new hampshire couple takes an unusual title. why the man is carrying his wife through the obstacle course. we have a new home member of the wmur family. say hello to grace, dad got pulled over for speeding on the way to the hospital to get there in time for their arrival congratulations nick and mary, 130 yards now... bill's got a very tough lie here... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. well he's definitely going to lose a stroke on this hole. if you're a golf commentator, it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. >> a new hampshire couple won the north american wife carrying competition championship i should say at sunday rivers ski resort. completed-- couples. sam was the quickest to carry obstacle course. amy: it looks like a tough you. josh: a pretty good description. for the prize the couple takes home steph's weight in beer and five times her

to address that problem of the work force, we need to keep more new hampshire students in new hampshire. we have currently almost half of our students leaving the state to pursue their college that around. cases? >> you know, cost is part of it. sometimes that gets lost not hampshire. we have to make sure they're attractive, competitive and make sure we're offering a quality education. ultimately to work the work force needs, we have to have a quality education. amy: this next graph is a request to increase the number of science and degrees and engineering and math at the university system. that's gone up 27% between 2009 and 2014 and you can see that on this graph, significant. >> it is, you know, we set a go he will to try to double our stem graduates by 2025. we were on track to do that. it's a good example of where costs alone doesn't solve the work force problems. they're generally more expensive and we've invested in that area, quite frequently, we've got more stem graduate institutes than any other institute combined. >> i know that the business community is appreciative of that.

with new hampshire voters it's a very different story. it also is curious and interesting, this cbs poll shows not only is trump doing disproportion artly and extraordinarily well in new hampshire as opposed to other states but so is sanders. sanders does well in new hampshire but not other states. >> let me jump in there. i like where you're going with this. i want to pull up the democrat poll. clinton is on top in iowa with 46% compared to senator sanders' 43% and in the battleground tracker in new hampshire as you were talking about, betsy, sanders with a stronger lead at 54% to clinton's 39%. so let me ask you, is sanders' new hampshire lead due to home turf by proximity, or is it something else? >> i think sanders certainly has a home turf advantage in new hampshire. that said, new hampshire voters are a little bit more wild cardish than iowa voters are. they want to get to know candidates personally. pretty much until you've sat in their living room and chatted them up, they're going to hold their fire. they're going to wait to see

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire, saturday, october 3rd, i'm amy coveno. first, josh judge is in the weather center with a look at the forecast. hi, josh. josh: hi, it's a saturday and depends where you are, cloudy in parts of the state, manchester meanwhile, northern new hampshire, it's clear and in the lower 30's in some parts. so, big differences from spot to spot and that will be the case with today's weather as well. what's going on with that? well, look at southern new hampshire, it's cloudy there where we have some scattered showers and sprinkles, central and northern new hampshire, a decent amount of sunshine through the day today. you see the front to our south here, kind of skirting southern new hampshire, so the farther south you are, the more clouds you'll see, and of course, we'll be watching this and we'll talk more about this hurricane coming up in a few minutes, mostly staying away from new england this weekend. that's the good news. here is your forecast for today. te

jennifer: and it's a statistical dead heat in new hampshire between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. this is according to a new suffolk university boston globe poll about the democratic presidential race. 37% of likely granite state democratic primary voters favor clinton. 35% support sanders. also of note here, 50% of the people polled say that vice president joe biden, who of entering this race, should stay out. while 36% responded that he should get in. tom: approving access to affordable housing was the focus of a summit at the new hampshire institute of politics today. a number of presidential candidates spoke including democrat martin o'malley. also making his first new hampshire visit since tuesday's debate. he talked about his experience dealing with housing issues as mayor of baltimore and governor of maryland. o'malley says he thinks the government should double the low income housing tax credit and community development block grants. >> these are relatively small amounts of money to spend that would leverage a whole lot of private investment. it would bring jobs and hope

two new hampshire balloons will be flying at the event later this week. amy: was that the balloon you proposed in flowing over new mexico, josh? >> i'm curious, it's possible. amy: you'll investigate. our new producer is from albuquerque. josh: we have sunshine and warmth, but not that kind of warmth. sunshine is on the way, some sunshine and clouds in southeastern new hampshire. it will be the mid to upper 50's and a few spots could get 60's. look at that, each of the next several days it's milder and milder, so a little, i guess you could call this in some spots, a taste of indian summer, the definition of that is after you had a killing frost, so mostly northern new hampshire locations, but it's going to be nice this upcoming week. amy: north country is cold though. josh: it is this morning. amy: woke up in the 20's. josh: they're into the low 30's now and you're headed for the 50's, a nice recovery. amy: they're hearty up there, like it that way, what i hear. tune in for close-up. first good morning america and josh and i will be back in 25 minutes wit

i don' t have folks who are one new hampshire does is it brings about -- what new hampshire does is it brings out a certain equality. you can' t by the new ham primary -- you can' t buy the new hampshire primary. gordon humphrey is a great conservative. i have been a conservative on my lifetime. he checked me out at five or six town hall meetings. he took his time. as a result of that, he is a great and strong supporter. it is huge boost -- is a huge boost to us to have a great conservative like gordon hampering -- gordon humphrey in new hampshire. josh m.: is donald trump good for the process? gov. kasich: i don' t answer the question. i' m not going to answer yours. i' m not really frustrated out here. i' m having a reay od tim sh.: some members of the field are. gov. kasich: that' s good for them. i' i only got in this race -- when you think about it, it seems like two years ag it was a little bit over two months, and it is working. we are doing better in i i e p tier in new hampshire. and if i get crushed here, it is probably over. i have to do my best here and in iowa. we are buil

it's all quiet central and southern new hampshire right now. but the latest boundary is bumping in at just enough cold air that it's holding firm along the canadian border and into the mount washington valley to kick off a up the of snow this evening. many of these rain showers back to the west will tend to dry up as they approach central and southern new hampshire. but again in the great north woods, northern apartment of the white mountains you notice temperatures under the 30's to light coating of snow the next couple hours. chilly atop mount washington at 18 degrees. so it's going to be a chilly evening. but then things start to change. a big wedge of summer warmth building deep south all the way to the northern plains, approaching the midwest and eventually noses in towards new england as the chilly air retreats to our north and northeast. so the jet stream flow shows milder conditions building in over the next few days, there will be a punch of cooler air thursday night into early on friday and then notice as we go toward the end of this

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire. 6:00 on sunday, october 25th, i'm amy coveno. we'll get to the top stories, we talked chris jarzynka into coming back. chris: hi, amy, 44 degrees. hey, there was a car-- it was pretty quiet yesterday this time of the morning. temperatures in the 40's and already 50's in portsmouth. needless to say it's going to be warmer almost by default. we have some rain moving on through and some of that is steadiest and heaviest in places like keene through the lower and upper connecticut valley. we had a batch of heavier precip, down through epsom in route 4 and moving through the lincoln plymouth area at the moment and off to the north, heavier rain through the connecticut lakes. that's moving out this morning, temperatures. how long they last on your storm minutes. >> the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the western hemisphere hemisphere, thousands of tourists had to seek shelter, are breathing a sigh of relief. and overnight strong winds and rain took a h

here in new hampshire by calling the state sexual assault hotline 1-800-277-5570 or by contacting your local crisis center. thank. josh: you are watching news 9 at 5:00. we've been in continuing coverage of the sentencing of owen labrie. he just learned that his convictionings will put him in jail for one year plus probation. he has been released on bail pending an appeal. but this is a case that has raised serious questions about teen-age culture with both side in part blaming the private school where labrie and the victim were both enrolled. jean: we'll have live team coverage, but first we're joined by legal analyst david are are ruoff. one year in jail, but also he's been released on bail pending his appeal. so tonight owen pla bree are not be behind bars. >> that's correct. he won't have to serve any portion of his sentence until his appeal has run its entire course and that can take up to 18 months. jean: so this process could go on and on? >> yes. they'll file a notice after peel within the next 30 days and then the supreme court will issue a scheduling other from there, and mon

i appreciate new hampshire. what new hampshire writes do is take their citenip resi sioly what new hampshire does not do is pay a lot of attention to things that ultimately do not matter. they do not pay attention to the polls, the pundits, how much money you are raising. they pay attention to the candidates and they st t e ndat. that is the way democracy is supposed to be. i apprecteewamhire i this presidential cycle before we start talkingbo cngg rus. josh: you do bring an interesting perspective. when y a tnkg out rug for president, you started spending time inew mpir18ons o. you spent time in california. you live on the east coast. did you think to yourself why do i have to go to new hampsh and then you come up here and have a better understain initially, was there a curiosity as to why? ms. fiora: not really. one of the comments i have made is that candidates are revealed over time. new hampshire reveals people. it is one thing p aadn vion that is t ryevli itvehed. it is otr fo caide ndmes livingorne backya

night football and there are quite a few games with playoff implications tonight. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, news tonight. tom: the calendar still says october but by the end of the weekend it will feel more like november. shelley: i' m shelley walcott. parts of the state will see a let' s get the details from chief meteorologist mike haddad. mike: it happens every so often. a preview of winter. eventually, it warms back up. the colts, cold, relatively' s out long. just above the magic 32 degree mark. a system approaching. with it, rain showers. snow. the great north woods and northern part of the white coating by tomorrow morning. what about saturday? colder air by sunday. we will look at all of that. shelley: searchers looking for a missing hiker in the white mountains have found a body that matches her description. claire marie cocuzzo, from massachusetts, takes an annual hike. her family thought she was going last week, but some people saw her at the galehead hut in she may have run into trouble the next day. fish and game says the night before she left the hut was a rai

most of them in central and northern new hampshire. not a whole lot in southern zones, but as you can see there are a few widely scr dots of green here on the radar scope, from the monadnock region and building back into the lower part of the merrimack valley. a few more in the great north woods through the heart of the white mountains. bit of a break, then more showers back to the west. some of those will survive the trip up north. again this is all along the leading edge of slightly cooler air that builds in tomorrow. so temperatures will be about four or five degrees lower than today. right now low 60's up north, upper 50's in plymouth. generally upper 50's in the heart of the lakes region and concord points south and east, well above the average still in the mid to upper 60's. quite a few clouds, built a breeze tonight, that means not all that chilly overnight, 40's and lower 50's. so even though tomorrow will be slightly cooler than today, it doesn't start off all that chilly, as a matter of fact well above the average. but much c

for now in manchester, new hampshire, stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> first responders in new hampshire spend part of the weekend training for mass shooting situation and crews were there yesterday as emergency responder participated in drill at goffstown high school and drill involved evacuating classrooms, treating victims and tracking down two mocked gunman and authorities say training like this is just part of the job now. police say lessons learned from this drill will apply to natural disaster or roof collapse at the school. >> learning more about wild crash in new hampshire mall parking lot. driver involved will face judge from jail cell. fox25 america live at the police department in salem, new hampshire with what officers found in the suspect's car. michael? >> good morning, sara. they say they found heroin in this man's car and i checked with rockingham don't jail earlier this morning, arraignment is set for less than two hours from now and conducted through video conference. this was a scary scene over at the mall parking lot, one that was all caught on camera. >> surveillanc

visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 tonight. tom: at 11:00, a disturbing discovery in franklin. shelley: i am shelly walcott. police say a man walking his dog stumbled on something extremely dangerous, and as a result, federal investigators had to be called in. in this quiet corner of franklin, a disturbing find. >> an individual walking their dog noticed something that looked strange. it was a plastic bottle that was smoking or had some ingredients in it he didn' t recognize. franklin police were called, and authorities jumped into action after recognizing the danger of what the man had found. >> we were able to identify it as a possible one-pot methamphetamine production. shelley: basically math in a bottle, individual portions known as one-pots, and just as explosive as any other method. drug enforcement sealed off spring street. >> we were able to secure the scene, and we were able to seize approximately 15 plastic bottles shelley: we asked, why would anyone make individual portions of meth? >> it' s much more mobile. people

mark: we have our partners in new hampshire on bloombergpolitics.com. oking at the biden piece of this, there was some polling information earlier -- early in his consideration that was good for him. this poll did not have a lot of good news for him. let's look at two traits that if vice president said he ran he should be kicking butt. who cares about people like you? here is clinton versus sanders. you can see 51% versus 23%. joe biden would say that he would want to do super well. 21% said that he was ready to be president. clinton more than doubling him. if joe biden gets in the race, i still the disposal not in matter , because there'll be a different dynamic. but, he cannot be encouraged by people in new hampshire. john: the last time that we did this poll in june, we do bernie sanders and clinton. you look at the numbers now, sanders up 17% since june, clinton down 20% since june. at least in new hampshire, the big mo is with bernie sanders. mark: she can still catch up. people are missing the dynamic here. she is not that far behind in any poll, b

the hour by hour forecast ahead. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at 6:00. jennifer: good evening. topping our news at 6:00 the heroin epidemic and the crisis of addiction. new hampshire residents now see that as the most important problem facing the state, moving ahead of the economy and education. josh: this is according to our latest wmur granite state poll which also reveals just how many families may be personally impacted by this heroin crisis. for so many people in new hampshire, this poll tells them what they already know. >> my best friend almost died a week ago. >> i've had a number of friends that have unfortunately become

certainly a warm air direction for new hampshire. and that means temperatures will be higher than the average for thursday. following that the wind bank around to the northwest, driving in much cooler air and that classic fall chill for friday. so that's basically how the next couple of days will play out. along that warm front that's moving in, signaling the warmer thursday, a couple of widely scattered showers, a lot of these drying up and will have no impact on our weather tonight. but can't rule out an isolated shower the next several hours. the high in concord, 62, just a little above the average. tomorrow will be well above the norm and friday several degrees below. the average it altogether, that's where we get the average temperatures in toucher 50's for this time of year. right now it's upper 40's to near 50 along the canadian border. elsewhere in the 50's. lower 50's at the coast, that seabreeze has kept temperatures a lot lower than yesterday, when you made a run into the 60's. overnight tonight not all that chilly. the av

central new hampshire, upper 30's and lower 20's. you can see the variability of the temperatures about, even three, four, five degrees. the good portion of the day, you can see new england in the clear until we get into the afternoon. some of the clouds in the weather systems to our west will breed into the sky during the afternoon hours, high, thin clouds slowly thickening as we go through the evening hours. those showers pull in and bring warmer air as well. as i mentioned each of the next several days we go up a few degrees. today, plenty of sunshine, but the high clouds will move it and they're thickening this afternoon and this even when some people will be out trick-or-treating. maybe a couple of overnight rain sprinkles or showers, especially the halves of the afternoon and work in. monday, plenty more sunshine with warmer conditions as well. if you're taking some ghosts and goblins, throughout the evening. here are temperatures to expect the various times here, lower 50's to upper 40's in some cooler spots and drifting into t

notice the highs on sunday only in the 40's and that's in southern new hampshire. it's coming. jean: it is coming, all right. thanks, mike. a new camera on the international space station is playing a key role in experiments. josh: the red camera shoots video at a resolution four times higher than normal high def cameras. in in one astronaut scott kelly pops alka seltzer tablets into floating water, i'm not sure how this is an experiment, but it does make them dance. jean: cool. jamie: winless on the season through three games, bruins are hitting the road, maybe a long trip will help them out. they play at the colorado avalanche tomorrow night, then the arizona coyotes on saturday. we'll hear from brad marchand at 6:00. the u.n.h. volleyball team now, we were at practice this afternoon, the wildcats up 12 wins through 19 match these season, they are undefeated in america east play with four wins. the two-time defending conference champs have yet to they host maryland baltimore county on friday night. >> we're feeling really good, we're ready to get back to work and working hard

accumulation in the great north woods and northern part of the white mountains. while southern new hampshire will top off in the low 50's. certainly cooler than today, but believe it or not it turns even colder before the weekend is over. more on that straight ahead. jean: new developments tonight in the search for a missing hiker. authorities have found a body in the gale river in bethlehem that looks like the woman they've been searching for. claire marie cocuzzo was last seen september 29 but wasn't reported missing until wednesday. as heather hamel reports, search crews spent the past two days looking for her until they made a grim discovery earlier today. reporter: searchers are only on the ground for three hours before they found a body it on the banks of a river. the medical examiner was taken into the mountains by atv, this cocuzzo reported her missing. the 64-year-old massachusetts woman takes an annual hike in the white mountains, her family thought she was going last week, but some people saw her at the gale head hut on saturday night trouble. after her employer reported that she

that's at new hampshire motor speedway this weekend. plaistow, week eight of friday night football, spaulding at timberlane. here to before for us, the take it away. good job. i think we cut that halfway short, but we'll get the rest of it after maybe. let's hear from the timberlane head coach. how much win against pinkerton. >> a great win for the program, great win for the community of it not often you get a chance to knock those guys off and we felt like we did going in and were able to take care of business. got a little dicey late, but our kids hung in and were able to pull one out. reporter: you could penning potentially clinch a proof spot tonight. >> we've got a good opponent in spaulding, we're trying to take care of our business and whatever happens happens. we're certainly in a good spot right now. we haven't clinched anything, we're still looking to get better each week and looking for a win tonight. reporter: d # looks wide open in the playoffs. >> yes, there's a lot of good football teams. there will probably be a few left

and new hampshire. we will be discussing the 2060 presidential race, and how it is playing out on the ground. later on, we will talk to michael o'hanlon, the security analysis of the booking -- brookings institution. he will talk to is about the hotspots in the middle east. stay tuned. ♪ >> i wrote to the white house coverage of the presence of candidates continues from new hampshire. monday morning, live coverage from the "no labels problem solver" convention in new hampshire. speakers include eight democratic and republican presidential candidates on balancing the budget, securing social security and medicare, and making america energy secure. on tuesday afternoon, we are live with john kasich, as he speaks in new hampshire. on wednesday, live at 7:00 p.m. eastern, former florida governor jeb bush will speak at a town hall meeting in concord. 2016, takingaign you on the road to the white house on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. >> i think every first lady should do something in this position abo

jean: still to come on news 9, the work one local organization is doing to help veterans in new hampshire. josh: then at 5:30 we'll sit down with the chief of breast imaging at at lick medical center to discuss the new guidelines. >> the local food movement is a mazing and at miles smith farm we've been able to share the word about what we do. food. josh: it's a cliff hanger in congress. who will be the next speaker of the house. jean: republicans are meeting behind closed doors tonight to figure it out. sally kidd is in washington with the very latest. reporter: it is topic number one here in washington, and there's plenty of speculation about who will fill that top post. tonight house republicans are holding a special closed door meeting to mull over their options. a lot of the focus is on congressman paul ryan of wisconsin. republican leaders have been encouraging him to run for speaker, and today he even received an endorsement from across the aisle over in the senate. >> it oh -- look at some of the other people. i'm a paul rand fan, i don't agree with him on much of what he does. re

mark: we have our partners in new hampshire on bloombergpolitics.com. es, therehe biden was polling earlier that was good for him. this poll did not have a lot of good news for him. ify look at two traits that vice president said he ran he should be kicking butt. like you?about people when you had biden in the mix, only 10% said biting cares about people like you more than clinton. sanders, ready to be president, biden feelse where like he would do well. 20% feel that he is ready to be president. clinton more than doubling him. once he is in the race it is a different dynamic. but it cannot be in courage and from the people in new hampshire. -- encouraging from the people in new hampshire. john: blessed and we did this poll was back in june. you look at these numbers. sanders up 17% since june, clinton down 20% since june. at least in new hampshire, the big mo is with bernie sanders. mark: she can still catch up. people are missing the dynamic here. she is not that far behind in any poll, but she is behind the new hampshire. all right, joe biden may not

if you drive an electric car in new hampshire you may have to pay a new tax soon. some lawmakers argue that drivers of hybrids and electric cars aren't purchasing enough scene. >> gas taxes help pay for roads in the state. >> we're four months away from the new hampshire primary. it's now make or break time for many of the candidates and several have planned trips to the granite state to try to win over voters. >> we'll check with mr. skarupa in the weather center this saturday morning. >> thanks for coming in. >> i'm going to show you a web camera here which doesn't show much, which is the obvious, going on atop mount washington this morning, yes, for the last four hours, it's been snowing atop mount washington on this october 10th. temperatures are in the mid 20's and winds gusting over 80 miles per hour this morning up there. for the rest of us a much more serene scene. we have the sunshine for the southern half of the state. we have some extra clouds up north. temperatures in the 40's and jumping into the 50's today with a northwesterly breeze out there through

have not had a lot of incredible polls in iowa and new hampshire. i think we will see more coming out of the next week. it will be interesting to see if this massive buy buy right to rise has move in the numbers for governor bush at all. mark: the group supporting rubio is on the air. i want to ask about governor kasich. there are other factors in media. not just the volume of the ads but the content, what is your sense about how those ads are doing given his numbers in new hampshire ticking down as of late? ken: k-6 went up early in the summer. he was the only person up with a significant buy in new hampshire. then he got into that conversation, that 10 percentage point range. they have just recently made another $3 million by. we have not seen his numbers move. he definitely got a bounce over the summer but it was a sugar high that began to come down. they are now try to get back into the conversation in new hampshire. rubio, his outside group had a big buy. they are spending money on national cable. half their money is in national cable. it will

halloween comes early for one new hampshire 10-year-old. how the rollinsford community is helping levi celebrate today. hayley: we had showers earlier this morning. the next couple of days dry. stephanie: welcome back to news 9. the third annual new hampshire auto show wrapped up today in bedford. more than 150 cars from 20 manufacturing brands have been on display since friday at the new hampshire sportsplex in bedford. people can research and get a feel for the cars in a relaxed atmosphere. >> no pressure environment. there are sales people here to talk to, but there is no hard sell. stephanie: last year, attendance organizers expect the same for this year. halloween came early for a 10-year-old battling brain cancer. he will be recovering from the next round of chemotherapy on the day of halloween. tonight, dozens of people are doing whatever it takes to give levi dressed up as captain america and they donated a golf cart for him to use tonight. >> it is overwhelming to us. the sheer degree of support and prayers and thoughts levi gets ev

manchester, new hampshire, 41 degrees and 34 in keene new hampshire. but a definite chill in the air in those locations which tend to be the brightest. 7 a.m. partly sunny skies there 7 a.m. partly sunny skies there. south and east of boston does tend to be a mostly cloudy day and through noontime, a steady warm-up and upper 50s. but where we have the thickest clouds, you will have the little bit of green overdone in my opinion, but a slight chance of a passing shower for the south shore. 58 to 64 degrees. most clouds in southeastern massachusetts. a little more sunshine north. i will tell you when we kick those clouds for good coming up. catherine parrotta with the live drivetime traffic. >> a look at the map. no too many problems. 128 to 93 as you are coming from the north into the city. you are in the green. it is smooth sailing there. as you move just slightly west of the city. the pike 495. no problems to speak of right now. we wanted to give you a look at the expressway through dorchester. traffic moving fine. and not too much of it out there at

here they are, the dates for the 2016 sprint cup races at new hampshire motor speedway, two races as usual, july 17 and september 25. fall race will be part of cup championship, the playoffs. tom: thank you. jean: police in one city have an unusual new job. tom: why officers have been told to find out why people are unhappy. >> ahead at 6:00, the search for a suspect after shots were fired near a busy manchester park. shortly after a 25-year-old man showed up at the hospital for treatment. and a convenience store clerk scares off a would-be robber, what she pulled out from behind jean: if your trick or treater has a food allergy, make sure to keep an eye out for teal pumpkins, there is a growing movement for houses that pass out aler jie-free treats to display that color. tom: an address mistake messed up an illegal drug shipment in new jersey, several packagings of marijuana delivered to a home addressed to someone who actually doesn't live there. police posted pictures of the 50 pounds of pot with with with the message, if you were expecting these packages and would like to claim th

the >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, it's 8:30, i'm amy coveno. a look at goffstown, the colors are popping and a look at the top stories. by the granite state, mike huckabee, and many have stops. in honor of a murdered journalist, the foley 5k kicks off this morning. james foley was killed by isis in 2014. mainly med slides continue to make a mess in california, between four and six inches this week. cars were swept away like pebbles in the fast moving flows. we'll get to the stories and more, first let's check with chris jarzynka in the weather center for a look at the forecast. >> hey, amy, it's not going to be mild. dare i say mildly. i didn't intent that, i didn't. feels kind of cheap. >> 43 meredith on the lake and the warm weather will go away rapidly tonight. this season, i cannot make the same guarantee for tomorrow morning nor monday morning. we have rain showers kicking off to the east and southeastern new hampshire, but they've been mixed rain and snow showers off to our north. south of ber

visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 tonight. shelley: starting tonight, it is back to business for counselors in derry. town officials reinstated all the budget cuts that they passed earlier this year. i am shelley walcott. tom: i am tom griffith. mike cronin joins us live with a preview of what happens next. mike: the money is back in the budget, and that fire station will reopen in less than 48 hours, as people and counselors look forward. -- coucilors look forward. unlike some of the contentious meetings that have taken place inside the municipal center in recent months, tonight, there was applause at the town council meeting after a battle over -- over a controversial budget. cuts of been reversed, and counselors are moving on. >>>> people have asked me, what now? the council voted unanimously to put 1.6 million mike: dollars back into the 2016 budget. council passed a budget that included cutting funding to public safety departments and the closing of a fire station. residents filed petitions, and a take place. a week ago,

new hampshire based unitil has expanded its natural gas facilities in maine. jennifer: the utility opens a new operation center in portland, its staffing has grown by nearly 35% since it bought northern utilities back in 2008. unitil is based in hampton, new hampshire and also operates in massachusetts. josh: business as apparently are bracing for slower sales growth this holiday season. the national retail federation says that spending should go up than we saw last year, which saw an increase of more than 4%. if this forecast holds true, would it be the first slowdown in spending growth since 2012. super storm sandy was blamed for that year's slower sales. and before christmas numbers do start adding up, we still of course have halloween shopping to finish. americans are expected to spend close to $7 billion on this month's holiday, an average about $74 per person. most of that money going to costumes. jennifer: and meantime amazon is hoping to win business away from etsy, the online retailer launched a new section of its website today called has been made at

and that's what's happening, new hampshire. i'm shelley walcott, wmur news 9. >> now, jason king and news 9 sports sports. >> eastern, eight weeks of the high school season in the books. several teams are trying to punch their ikts tickets to the playoffs like the timberland owls. taking on spaulding, a win and help, they would secure a spot. and he's picked off by linebacker, it would have been a pick six, but a block and back brought it back. that would set up the first tyler feury touchdown of the game. the owls needed help from exeter and an exeter win at merrimack playoffs and give the blue hawks, an opening seed in that bracket. and o'neill, 7-0 merrimack. it went back and forth. kyle newman killed a field goal. merrimack beat exeter. merrimack will take on timberlane in the regular season finale next week. that's a huge game for both teams. and bedford home, nick leahy, seven carries, 108 yards and two touchdowns. touchdowns. >> concord and keene out west, third quarter, 22-16 concord. black birds get things going with a

and derry and hampstead, new hampshire. a few other showers are back to the south of there, but they will continue to weaken as they come eastward. another line around vermont, new york border, pushing east ward as well. >> a couple is now charged in the brutal and bloody murder of a marshfield man. three people have now been arrested in the death of robert mckenna, found inside his home and tonight investigators say more arrests could be coming. fox 25's crystal haynes was in court when those two were charged. >> the motive is pure and simple, to rob him of what he had. >> elizabeth: this quincy couple charged with stage gemstones from mckenna. attorney michael mukcar charged with mckenna's murder, burglary and fire harms violations. kaliel charged with conspiracy and trying to cover it up. an alleged friend, 40-year-old james ferguson charged and arraigned in the case about two weeks ago. >> >> the reporter: michael m moscotolo inquired into one of mckenna's friends to see if he could sell i've temperatures of african arti

she has spent $5 million on ads in iowa and new hampshire. is she getting any bank for her buck? any of ourtime viewers saw that ad. if you are in iowa or new capture that may have been the 1201st time you have seen that ad. you said she has the airwaves completely to herself since last august. if you are a glass half empty or glass half full sort of person, her numbers have continued to decline, so that is an argument that, as someone said about a political advertising campaign, the dogs aren't eating the dog food. obviously has not had favorable free media coverage. it has been challenging over the last couple of months and nationally. and those ads kept her in the ball game. and they stopped her from hemorrhaging even more. mark bank let's talk about jeb bush pit let's watch the most aired had. createovernor he helped 1.3 million new jobs. he vetoed millions in government spending paid he cut taxes $19 million, balanced eight budgets, and shrank state government. -- and on unions and one won. the state was florida, the governor was jeb push. bush. -- jeb proven conservative, re

. >> iowa and new hampshire, so important. he might not get in before iowa and new hampshire.ait toarson, he could see how hillary clinton does. let sanders rough her up, and then there will be clamor within the party. amocrats may be looking for savior. that could be joe biden later on. when we come back. what the people in iowa and know him sure told us about clinton. that is after this. ♪ interview today in an , hillary clinton came out against the transpacific partnership trade deal. she says there are too many "unanswered questions." about it as of today, i am not in favor of what i have learned about it. ,here is one other element because i think it is important. trade agreements don't happen in a vacuum. in order for us to have a competitive economy in a global marketplace, there are things that we need to do to help raise wages at home. her new position runs counter to what she advocated as secretary of state, but it does clear the deck of one big issue ahead of the them aquatic debate. -- the democratic debate. clinton and stallman that john and i did in iowa and new

that's the story live from man chester, new hampshire. byron barnett, 7 news . >> anchor: coming up andy hiller with his thoughts on the race and who andy thinks will be election day. day.. >> reporter: a couple of weeks back it looked like the patriots would be playing without their starting quarterback. still brandon is not taken lightly. we hit on that law sports . >> reporter: an accident end ending with a van on top of a car. police say one person was hurt but not seriously. andrew: the one thing about soccer that i like the most is when i put my uniform on, the age just leaves me. the ages leave all of us. we simply become kids again. i think all of us play for that very reason. it makes us the child we once were. the years just glide away, and i'm back to where i was. you are that little andy guy who used to be down in me, and i get to be that person all over again. my name is andrew, and bluecross blueshield has me. ready to head out when others head home. at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long. upgrading technolo

. >>> and hillary clinton coming to new hampshire today to push for stronger gun control. her aggressive new proposal coming up. >> this is the fox25 morning news. good morning, everybody. 6:00 on the button on this monday morning, october 5. thank you for spending time with us this morning, i am gene lavanchy. >>sara: and i am sara underwood. a 20-degree range in temperatures this morning. and we will warm up by the afternoon. let's check in with >>shiri: yeah, so we have got quite the range in temps. this is what we are talking about. 34 in keene right now. 44 in lawrence. 45 in worcester. to 49 degree in boston. then we have got those 50s in preliminary mostly cloudy and taunton. hyannis at 56 hyannis at 56. nantucket at 59. we have a 24-degree temperature range from the cape all the way up into southwestern new hampshire. 8 a.m. rolls around, i am not expecting very much of a warm-up, but we will have a lot of low and mid-50s on the map from boston southward. you are still going to be in the 50s and that is also where we have thicker clouds today. a lot of our cloud cov

hope for new hampshire will be the first tenant to offer services. kristen carosa, wmur news 9. josh: commitment 2016 now. the republican national committee suspended its partnership with nbc news, it will not allow the network to cohost a presidential primary debate in february. the party chair sent a letter to nbc news after this week's heavily criticized debate. the rnc says the cnbc debate did not focus on economic issues as promised. also that candidates were asked questions that were, quote, offensive. end quote. and republican candidate senator lindsey graham returned to new hampshire today, he greeted voters in concord, manchester and talked with employees at divine law firm. he spoke about foreign policy and defeating radical islam. >> this -- to distort israel, and attack him. the iranian people are different. josh: as far as the news today that president obama plans to send special forces to syria, graham criticized the announcement on twitter saying that there isn't a clear strategy. and democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders is expected to formally file fo

phone cameras capture this guy running all over a new hampshire neighborhood. the wild moose chase that is now the talk of manchester. emily: ahead in news to go this morning, don or sill a says good hand-crafted...layer by layer. r the new macchiato from dunkin' donuts. experience the flavor of fall with a new hot or iced pumpkin macchiato. people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for kevin: good morning, everybody. welcome back to the "eyeopener." i'm in for olessa stepanova this morning. checking your roadways. troubles down on route 3. you have a crash down by route 18 in the weymouth stretch jamming things up back to 228 in the rockland area. chilly out there to start the morning. cindy fitzgibbon, is it going to get any warmer. cindy: a little bit today. quite a bit more by the middle of the week. 50 degrees in boston right now but some of the suburbs actually down in the 30'

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at 5:00. josh: a father is facing charges after police say he assaulted his wife, barricaded himself inside a home while holding his own baby hostage. good evening, i'm josh mcelveen. jean: i'm jean mackin. stephanie woods is live in franklin tonight with new details on the investigation. reporter: franklin police say when they arrived at 72 west bow street a man was standing in the doorway holding his baby girl and threatening to stab police officers with a screwdriver if they stepped on his property. 33-year-old thomas carroll allegedly hit his wife, locked her out of their house and then barricaded himself inside with their 1-month-old around 8:30 this morning. police and state troopers surrounded the home and talked their way inside. officers say carroll took the baby out of the dangerous cold and set her down inside. carroll alley resisted arrest, but officer tackled him to the ground and took him into custody. tonight carroll is facing several domestic violence charges, he'll be arraigne

tom: tune in for "new hampshire chronicle." we'll see you back here tonight right after "wicked city." are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job. r i'm hillary clinton p

. >> jadiann: the road to the white house goes through new hampshire. trailing in the granite state, hillary clinton is holding a town hall and set to unveil a new policy. >>> good monday morning, i'm jadiann thompson. >> christa: i'm christa delcamp. does it seem we went from summer to winter like that? >> jadiann: turned on a dime. >> christa: i feel like my wardrobe is not ready. >> jadiann: i live in a building that doesn't have a heater i can control so it hasn't come on yet and i'm a cold type. >> christa: it's like at my house because my husband controls that and we're not allowed to turn on the heat. >> jeremy: cool pockets of air. right now boston at 50 degrees. norwood 49, bedford 43. jaffrey at 34. heat on for christa. we have high pressure through the day. pockets of a northeasterly wind like over the weekend, although at this time not as much. problems town 25. partly to mostly sunny skies. chilly, breezy, temps this afternoon upper 50s to the low 60s. 7:00 this evening mostly clear. this evening, upper 50s. >> jadiann: time for "fast track

andrea mitchell is in new hampshire with the hillary clinton campaign. ie jackson has the fiorina's campaign reaction to some good poll numbers and bad news. more from the hill on the republican leadership fight from luke russert. and al roker is in south carolina where record flooding is making for extremely dangerous conditions. starting up in new hampshire, hillary clinton is stepping squarely into the gun debate, calling today for new limits on the availability and distribution of firearms. during exclusive "today" show town hall in new hampshire, clinton shared her distress over recent mass shootings. including that deadly massacre just days ago in oregon. but she said there are changes that can make a difference. >> we need universal background checks. we know they will work. we need to close the gun show loophole -- [ applause ] you know about 40% or so of the gun sales in america are done online, done in gun shows, done by people selling out of the back of their cars, basically. >> andrea mitchell is on the trail with secretary clinton and joins u

adam: if biden gets in, his top supporters in new hampshire already have a handful of staffers set to go with office space ready to be rented in concord. wmur news 9. shelley:shelley: the democratic presidential primary field could says he' s considering running his campaign says he will discuss more during a news vermont senator bernie sanders leads hillary clinton among new hampshire democrats. the franklin pierce university/boston herald poll surveyed likely democratic primary voters in the days after clinton has 38%. if vice president joe biden enters the race, this poll finds he would have the support of 19% of democratic voters. sanders drops to 38%, and clinton, 30%. republican president for candidates donald trump and ben carson have asked the secret service for protection. the secretary of homeland security has to consult with five senior members of congress to determine if trump and carson will get it. it' s not unusual for candidates to request and receive protection from the secret service before the presidential nominee is selected. tom: the state attorney general' s offi

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." happy friday. sean: good morn. i'm sean mcdonald. did you notice the sunset? it was gorgeous. a nice, pink sky. kevin: sailor's delight. temperatures have slipped back. that's our reaction for the weekend. with more in the way of sunshine up north than we'll see in southern areas. we'll run the risk of a shower later tonight and tomorrow morning. you'll notice the line of showers going through southern parts of new england this morning. this attached to a nor'easter off of the coast of the carolina. even farther south of that, hurricane joaquin. hispanics mid 30's in the north country. near 50 in southern spots. most areas in the 50's today with the northeast breeze fairly persistent, keeping the cooler air locked in for the weekend. much more on the weekend coming up. i want to look at your friday morning ride joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning, kevin. all major roadways are up to speed. that's great news as you morning commute. i want to remind you on 293 northbound