i'm hillary clinton, and i >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, muhr news 9 this morning. >> good morning, everybody, i'm sean mcdonald, a live look at middleton, they had some snow there. amy: the streets look wet. i'm amy coveno. a look at the top stories on the half hour. the lead democrats trying to get new hampshire last night. hillary clinton, martin o'malley and bernie sanders debated gun control and donald trump. and in keene, going door-to-door to check on residents after a problem at a liberty gas plant forced pure propane through the pipes. several people were checked for carbon monoxide symptoms. haddad. >> we saw some snowfall up there. >> it sticks to the ground in the northern woods and a few snow showers scooted down over parts of southern new hampshire. from the lakes region, notice there, rochester and down towards the coast, but right now, clouds are moving out. temperatures, yeah, on the chilly side, near 30, manchester near the coast, mid to upper 20's through the like sunapee zone and good part of the lakes region, mid 20

who is moving to new hampshire and why? my next guess has some surprising trends on it. and here is a chief architect, if you will, of polycon in dover. who is moving here and why is we're going to look at the bag and there's good news. new hampshire has been a supplier of 18 to 21-year-olds to other states for decades. >> there's been concern in new hampshire about the state losing young people to other states and my research, if you look at data carefully, suggests that this has been a trend for a number of years, for decades, as a matter of fact. all of northern new england loses young people to other states. most rural states in the country lose their young people and instead, we get back some other favorable demographics. >> here is what we got back. what new hampshire got in return was a lot of 30 to 44-year-olds with high levels of education attainment, it set new hampshire apart and here is the rest of the graphic, set new hampshire apart from the rest of new england and northeast and provmded the fuel for the extrao

you thought there was not going new hampshire. bernie sanders deadlocked with hillary clinton. s hit his peak. he is not wondering. how are things going? sen. sanders: we are feeling really good. hampshire. we has a strong organization and iowa, putting into money into nevada and south carolina. if we can win in new hampshire path to victory. there' s massive discontent in this country with establishment politics. people are sick and tired of seeing almost all new income and wealth going to the top 1% while the middle class continues to disappear. the has been defamed of our campaign and it is resonating all over the country. josh: on the campaign trail, most immediately, the tragic mass shooting in california. let me get your take. sen. sanders: he almost do not know what to say. a few days before we were springs planned parenthood killing. you had the shooting at a community college in oregon, you had chattanooga. the horror is it begins to look like a new normal. we cannot allow that to happen. says they have a simple solution o

new hampshire style. >> oh, everybody loves new hampshire. now that they're no longer in iowa, anyway. welcome back to this year-end edition "mtp daily." drilling deep into the february foursome that will decide who gets the early momentum. you don't get momentum before iowa and new hampshire. momentum. iowa and new hampshire create momentum. the first primary, required by state law. that is not a joke. they made this part of their dna. just one week after the iowa caucuses. on the democratic side, clintons have always had nothing but love for the granite state. bill dubbed the comeback kid even after technically losing the state in 1992. of course it's where hillary bounced back in 2008 with a win after losing iowa and setting the stage for a long nomination process in the democratic side in '08. for the republicans the sixth time in ten primaries there is a bush on the ballot. how about that? 6 of the last 10, dating back to george h.w. bush in 1980. panel is back for more. joining us, professor at the university of new hampshire. dante, go

in northern new hampshire, that kind of locks in the warmth and the skies are cheer in southern new hampshire that allowed them to start more. more. away. as we go through the day, even northern new hampshire, the sunshine will come out later on and temperatures today making it well into the 40's. enough sun could get into the lower 50's. lots of sunshine and that's just the beginning. things even get mild from here. we'll talk about the weekend forecast in a few minutes. are responding to a fire that broke out this morning on silk road. fire officials say it occurred in a rural area, no hydrants were available. took crews about an hour to knock down the blaze. the home owner was out on the driveway when crews arrived. the driver was transported. a londonderry fire broke out drive. fire units from windham, about terry, pelham and litchfield were called to the scene. it's currently under control. the cause remains under investigation. we're also learning of two serious overnight accidents in rochester. the first one happened shortly before midnight on rochester hill road and sent a somersworth

let's turn to new hampshire now.'re a former newspaper man having worked for "the des moines register". chris christie got the coveted endorsement of the new hampshire union leader. not the biggest circulation in new hampshire because "boston globe" has the biggest circulation. how big is a newspaper endorsements. >> it gives chris christie validation, second life a sense that he's still alive especially in a very big field like this. but at the end of the day people do not hold newspapers in all that high of esteem. i worked for "the des moines register," "new york times," "chicago tribune," they don't have a good track record in terms of who they endorse. but it's important who cube credible candidate. up raised a good point about new hampshire. new hampshire loves to contradict what happens in iowa. we've seen it again and again over the years. >> contrasting obama and hillary. >> it will be fascinating to see if trump wins in iowa will new hampshire say not so fast. new hampshire loves to put the brakes on front-

visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 tonight. tom: they are counting their blessings in the town of clermont tonight after a car good evening. i am tom griffith. shelley: i am shelley walcott. a driver lost control of his vehicle in the middle of the lunch hour rush. somehow, no one was hurt. >> this could' ve been really bad. shelley: the owner of the deli says he is stunned by what happened. >> i was making some sandwiches, and all of a sudden, there was a loud explosion. it seemed like a car came over the median and crashed into the building. shelley: it happened around 12:20 this afternoon during the lunch hour. claremont police say a jeep sped through opera house square, the middle of downtown, struck another vehicle, and into a concrete post, sending it into the building. >> there was just a thick cloud of smoke. shelley: despite the flying concrete and glass, no one on this crowded street was hurt. >> we just had a lunch rush, and and it just happened at the right time. shelley: police say the driver of the jeep was 55-yea

afternoon and temperatures in this part of the state are expected to be in the low 30' s, enjoy new hampshire with some snow. live in plymouth, suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. jean: those little snow bunnies are so cute. this storm has dropped several inches of snow with some spots even approaching a foot. josh: let' s go to wmur' s hayley lapoint for a look at the spots with the highest totals. haley: good evening. there were a few areas that got at least a half foot, especially in the higher terrain. pittsburgh got up to about six inches. some communities close to the seacoast had some higher totals as well. we got upwards of five or six inches when you got to some communities. in greenland we had reports of that. here are some of the highest snow totals we saw across the state. some of these were reported this morning so some have higher numbers than these at this point. the biggest problems in terms of collecting the snow data has and freezing drizzle that continues to fall and that can compact the snow accumulation. here in salem as i' m walking around, you can almost hear it because it h

cold weather and natural snow finally here for southern new hampshire ski areas. how night skiers at pats peak are enjoying the arrival of winter. plus, another republican presidential candidate is calling it quits. why former new york governor george pataki decided to suspend his campaign. democratic candidate hillary clinton braving the storm to meet with supporters today. the key points she pushed home in a short speech. also, new hampshire' s own chip kelly is now without a job. eagles firing their head coach. like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. tom: needless to say, it' s been a cold, wet, snowy, and down granite state. live looks right now in portsmouth. m tom griffith. the question is when will the storm move out and how much snow did we get? let' s head right over to meteorologist josh judge to find out. s mostly over but still and snow in northern new hampshire. let' s look at some of those numbers here and see what' s left. stratham about six inches, hampton beach -- hampton beach sutton and over. in brentwood and concord, the state' s official number,

josh: here in new hampshire, we are struggling with a heroin epidemic. you had a similar situation in new jersey and some people are calling for the federal government to call for a state of emergency. what do you think? gov. christie: it is a crisis. i made my staff available to the republican members of leadership of the legislature to tell them ve done in new jersey and we consulted with them. we' ve done things that are very pro-treatment. first-time nonviolent non-dealing offenders no longer go to prison in new jersey, they go to treatment, mandatory treatment. we know this is a disease and we have the ability to treat it. if we do treat it, we can save lives. i am pro-life and i believe every life is precious, we' ve got to be more than pro-life for more than nine months in the it gets more complicated and that is what we need to focus on. they are starting to focus on that in new hampshire and it is great news. a lot of activists are pushing for this. legislature extend like it is responding.. in new jersey it we are ready to help. josh: what is yo

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do, news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, it's 6:00 on this sunday, i'm amy coveno. first, josh judge is in the weather center with the forecast. josh: we've got a lot to talk about, amy. first of all, i'll show you the snow in colebrook. it's snowing in many parts of new hampshire and it will continue throughout the day today. let's check out the temperatures, it's 35 there in colebrook and low to mid 30's across northern new hampshire. you get farther south and temperatures head up into the upper 30's and lower 40's. now, onto the radar, there's a good look at what's going on. central and southern new hampshire, it's rain, but northern new hampshire, it's snow which could mix at times with some freezing rain and off to our west here, it's spotty sort of off and on again, a closer look at the snow in new hampshire. it moves from rain in our best, but runs into cold air and runs into snow at least for now wu , but we'll see mixed. and we're talking about the bigger snow potential on the horizon just a few d

a new hampshire community is mourning the loss of an army ranger. what officials say happened during a training exercise. >> now on news 9, an army ranger from new hampshire killed in a training exercise. how family members are remembering him. a strange device forces a pelham gun store to call in the bomb squad. what it turned out to be and what police are trying to figure out now. josh: the above average temperatures are hanging around. which day this week will be the mildest. amy: spirit of giving, how you goes hungry this holiday season. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. hampshire. 7:00 on saturday, december 12th, i'm amy coveno. we will get to the top stories, josh judge joins us in the weather center. surprised you don't have a short sleeve shirt on. josh: you don't have to wear the typical jacket. it's the 12th of december and typically you'd expect to wear the thick winter coat, that won't be necessary today. temperatures are pretty mild out there, highly variable depending where you are. it's warmest u

he did at the new hampshire way. retail politics and getting out there, we will see what happens in the end. josh: chris christie was asked -- john: he was talking about the silliness of talking about fantasy football. josh: two time winner, back to back, does not happen often. you will be in next year and you can challenge. john: my kids know all about that. josh: happy holidays, everyone.

in years past it's been quiet in new hampshire. but the new hampshire crowd this year why?n part it's because of the widely held view that ted cruz looks pretty solid in iowa and his rivals are looking for a chance to win elsewhere. there's a sense if donald trump loses iowa and his winning brand is called into question there could be a big and sudden resuccessfuling in new hampshire. marco rubio's team knows its candidates snopt leading anywhere and hoping to generate a surge. and take this one as you wish, two veteran new hampshire operatives working for other campaigns says they are seeing signs it may be premature to write off jeb bush. pre-season is over. time to play. thanks for sharing your sunday morning with us. we'll see you in the new year. "state of the union" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> the final push. just days before the start of 2016 the candidates are pressing the flesh and making their case in the early states. >> we're the only campaign who has a county chairman in all 171 counties. 160,000 volunteers. we're working to do everything humanly pos

army ranger from new hampshire who died this week. good evening, i' tom: i' m tom griffith. s family and fellow his leadership and for his service. mike cronin joins us live. s somersworth. he was a decorated soldier who corporal andrew aimesbury' s family remembers him as special person. his sister explains, anyone who knows andrew, knows exactly what i mean. even if they only beheld a fraction of his personality. if you only heard him laugh for a second. if you only saw his smile in passing. he is strong, kind, stubborn, goofy, hilarious, proud, humble, brave, a leader, a ranger, a friend, a brother, a son. special. the 21-year-old was killed this week at training in fort stewart, georgia. the army says he was seriously fire exercise and later died from his injuries. ve s very very sad. reporter: kelly gagnon doesn' t know the family but has a daughter and son in the army around the same age as aimesbury. >> they' saying that they' ll do whatever it takes to protect the united states of america and all of its pay the ultimate price

southern new hampshire as well. higher amounts from the northern part of the lakes region and the mount washington valley up into northern new hampshire. there' s a winter storm warning in effect in the northern half weather advisory or the rest of new hampshire. if you look at the radar looks like it is snowing already but most of that is evaporating before it reaches the ground and very dry air. we are only 1-2 hours away from the first flakes falling in new hampshire making it to the ground. cold out there now with overnight lows bottoming out in the teens, perfect cold weather for snow. the timeline in just a few minutes. tom: it will be an early start to the day for road crews ready to take on the latest snowfall second on record in new hampshire. while schools are not in session tomorrow, the new hampshire d.o.t. is concerned about the timing of the snow fall during the morning commute and is asking drivers to remember how to handle slick conditions. as jean mackin reports, road crews were already at work toda

new hampshire is going to be very important. i think whichever one of those candidates comes in second or third in new hampshire will set the tone for the rest of the campaign. there's a lot of things being done differently in this campaign that i don't think people appreciate. i think the candidates are using the debates differently. in the past you wanted to, quote, win the debate. i think in the last debate, you saw candidates very smartly, i think, lay an agenda for what they were going to do over the next few weeks. i saw the rubio/cruz exchange where rubio tried to put cruz on notice that he was going to talk about the fact that cruz used to support a path to legal status. cruz put rubio on notice that he thought he was too soft on immigration. bush went after trump particularly in terms of the fact that if you want to take care of isis, you've got to put troops on the ground. we really want our allies to put 90% of those troops there and you can't do it if you denigrate our middle east allies. and christie looked into the

tonight in new hampshire. ch more on his chances and his new targets on the trail later in this hour. >>> and next, a big win for iraqi forces over isis. a look at what that means for the global anti-isis strategy. stay tuned. >>> today a grand jury decided not to indict the police officers who shot and killed 12-year-old tamir rice. the officers say they thought the boy was pulling out a real gun. it turned out to be a pellet gun. attorneys for the rice family released a statement this afternoon accusing the prosecutor of mishandling the grand jury process. a short time ago cleveland mayor frank jackson spoke about the case. >> this has caused the city of cleveland with the loss of a child at the hands of a police officer to do a lot of soul-searching. and in the midst of that soul-searching, we have made some changes. >> the cleveland police department is now undergoing an internal review and cooperating with the justice department. meantime, chicago mayor rahm emanuel is cutting his vacation to cuba short to

once from new hampshire, always from new hampshire. tom: right now on wmur.com, we have a list of towns and cities with parking bans in effective overnight. jean: and, find out what items cost more or less in it might be 2015. surprising to learn what was cheaper. tom: tune in for new hampshire chronicle immediately following world news. we' ll see you after beyond the >> have a good night ahead and stay safe. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. on average, it takes three hundred americans working for a solid year, to make as much money as one top ceo. it's called the wage gap. and the republicans will make it worse by lowering taxes for those at the top and letting corporations write their own rules. hillary clinton will work to close the wage gap. equal pay for women to raise incomes for families, a higher minimum wage, lower taxes for the middle class. she gets the job done for us. i'm hillary clinton and i

tom: now at 10:00, an army ranger from new hampshire has been killed in a training exercise. the message from his sister describing just how special her brother was. shelley: new jersey governor chris christie picks up another endorsement. the state republican leader who' s giving christie his support. chris: 40' s, 50' s and 60' s may not be warm for summer but are downright toasty by december standards. how long the mild stretch drags along. tom: first praying and then waving flags. members of manchester' s islamic community turned out for a vigil today. >> what we are doing here is showing the real meaning of islam. tom: the message that brought people of all religions together. shelley: we' re appealing to your spirit of giving with our annual the challenge one donor has made to all granite staters. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. shelley : we' re hearing from the family of the u.s. army ranger from new hampshire who died this week. corporal andrew aimesbury was killed during a live fire exercise in georgia. good evening, i' m shelley walcott. tom: i' m tom grif

. >> no one covers new hampshire 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: we begin with breaking news out of exeter. route 101 east and west closed due to a crash. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i am stephanie woods. mike, what do we know so far? mike: route 101 between exits 11 and 12 has been closed and you can see the headaches what is causing in this area of exeter. cars are being diverted off of route 101 westbound and traffic is backed up in other directions. officials are not saying what the issue is and we are not allowed on the highway. take a look at this video sent to us from a viewer. cell phone video shows a car flipped upside down on the highway. it is unclear what led to the crash. each was have been set up at of route 101 remain closed for now. officials are not saying when it will reopen. leave yourself some extra time because traffic is moving slow. we are hoping for an update soon

. >> we cover new hampshire, now news 9 this morning. amy: i'm amy coveno here on this wonderful post-christmas day. no snow this holiday weekend again this year, but other areas across the country cannot say the same. flurries in vegas, christmas here though saw no such things. it felt summery and some celebrated with a stroll on the beach, in fact. we'll get to our top story this morning. it's a developing investigation at a mall in concord. heavy police presence overnight at the steeplegate shopping mall. state and police coming. mike cronin has the details. were focused on one entrance to the bon-ton department store. the bottom panel was smashed. police are saying that they responded to an alarm at the steeplegate mall, but no danger here. more than a dozen state and local police cars were here for several hours. we saw officers walking in and out of the entrances and using their flashlights. and along with police, we also note that the mall's operations manager was here tonight working with them. we'll keep you posted on the latest

shelley: and tune in for "new hampshire chronicle" following "world news." we'll see you after" blackish." [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption on average, it takes three hundred americans working for a solid year, to make as much money as one top ceo. it's called the wage gap. and the republicans will make it worse by lowering taxes for those at the top and letting corporations write their own rules. hillary clinton will work to close the wage gap. equal pay for women to raise incomes for families, a higher minimum wage, lower taxes for the middle class. she gets the job done for us. i'm hillary clinton and i paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big business, ta

you lost iowa and new hampshire. if you are able to have a super pac that keeps a lot of money and keeps you going, as we saw from newt gingrich last time and rick santorum, then you can get sixth place and you're still in the contest. two things we have learned is that while the debate has changed in certainly hurt people like rick perry and bobby jindal, the super pac's have not played the same role they played. they may play a huge role in we get to march or early february, but those candidates still have to survive to keep the coffers going, given an argument as to why they should be that choice. nicolle: you have six republican to face their moment of truth. let's talk about them. chris christie, carly fiorina, jim gilmore -- >> yeah, that guy. [laughter] >> he is coming to new hampshire a lot more than any other place because it is cheaper. but look, with carly fiorina, obviously she is playing strong in iowa. if she continues on through new hampshire, that will be at for her. she has this really big moment in

erin: we are eight weeks away from the new hampshire primary. between now and then, we will be taking a look at the eight biggest issues that the new president is going to face. today, we begin with national security and the fight against terrorism. here is sally kidd from our washington bureau. sally: san bernardino. harris, egypt, and tunisia. beyond iraq and syria. eliminating isis or preventing the next attack is viewed by many as the greatest national security challenge the next president will face. >> there is a strategy and it is clear. >> our isis strategy is not working. candidate for the terrorists -- a key question for the candidates. >> paris underscores the degree of homer ability -- vul nerability in europe and the united states. sally: americans seem to agree. concerns and questions about strategy extend to the homeland. >> indications of radicalization. sally: an apparent isis-inspired attack left 14 dead in san bernardino. the fbi has nearly 1000 active investigations in all 50 states about terrorist sympathizers. >> despite our

this video is sure to make you smile. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: good morning to you. it is tuesday, december 22. christmas is just a couple days away now. . the 30' s. kevin will have the latest on the rain in his forecast. it will soon be easier for people across the state to get narcan. the government has signed an order to stock the overdose antidote at all right it pharmacies in new hampshire. classes resume this morning for resort are moving along after final environmental permit. i was out doing a little shopping yesterday at target and at the door they had those big bins of rock salt waiting for when they need it. [laughter] kevin: yes, get it now while you can. we are kind of waiting on what we normally expect for this time of year. the system today is all in liquid form. temperatures will be mild enough in the 40' s for most into the afternoon. kind of a cooler day than we have become accustomed to recently. roads for you. here is a live look at 93 south camera. kevin: for a look at the morning drive, we' 9

the new hampshire spca is helpers for a special offer. erin: dozens of animals are looking for a new home. if you dropped anytime between this sunday and christmas eve, you can bring the animal right home with you or you can have elves deliver it on christmas morning within 15 miles of the shelter. sean: that is a great idea. coming up, the owner of the gun that was used to kill gregg smart says that 25 years have passed and he wants the weapon back. erin: the londonderry high school marching band is gearing >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: good morning to you on this thursday, december 17. it is a bit cooler out there this morning. we are dipping into the 30' s this morning. sean: this weekend is going to feel like december. let' s get to our top stories. funding is on the way to help with new hampshire' s drug crisis. at least 342 people have died from overdoses this year. exeter high school has decided to cancel all of its dances for the rest of the school year with the man whose gun was used t

i' m hillary clinton, >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. sean: welcome back. good morning, everybody. december 24, christmas eve. meredith, 43 degrees. as josh said, it might feel like july outside today. one new hampshire man is dead and another behind bars following a police chase in florida. the men were wanted in new hampshire before they fled to florida where they allegedly committed armed robberies. the aclu has filed a lawsuit against the state department of corrections after it banned inmates from receiving greeting penacook police are investigating -- henniker police are investigating a deadly crash. it is not going to feel like christmas eve. josh: it is a pretty amazing thing. here we are. december 31. july 4, 2015 in concord -- the temperature was -- the temperature was 70. today, the temperature will get to 70. [laughter] sean: shorts weather. josh: there is the rain pulling away. there are a few more showers that could move through later on this afternoon. otherwise, the general trend will be gradual clearing and gradual warmi

visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 tonight. stephanie: right now, a storm that will bring the first measurable snowfall to southern new hampshire is on its way here. the same system caused deadly tornadoes and flooding in the south. meteorologist a.j. burnett tells us when the storm will arrive. a.j.: we first have to get through tonight, which is basically cold temperatures, and anything that may be left on the ground from earlier today may tend to freeze up a little bit. watch out for slick spots. no problems weather-wise through tonight. tomorrow morning' s commute is going to be just fine. clouds are on their way out. down to the south, there is that system stephanie was talking about, a large area of low pressure. lots of snow in western texas. that is our system that heads this way after midnight monday night going into tuesday. the morning drive tuesday is going to be slippery, very slow, low visibility, and there will be a mix or changeover that takes place and causes the we will sort that out and put a timeline on ever

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the new hampshire state parks are offering guided hikes on new year' s day. you can hike for free in lancaster, portsmouth, hollis, and jaffrey. for information on where the hikes are and how to register, you can head over to our website. and the mahoosuc 100 sled dog race is returning next year. the race started in 1922 and is will be held the season on january 23 and 24. the 100-mile race will start in milan during the nansen-milan winter fest. north america will participate. and you can find even more outdoors news on the "escape outside" section of our website, wmur.com. adam: still to come on news 9 at 5:30. >> i try to work on a chapter at a time and get it mapped out. adam: coming up in today' s "chronicle," a new hampshire illustrator teaming up with a bestselling author. a look at what it takes to get the illustrations just right. now to our u local hotshot. the warm christmas day had a lot of people out enjoying the unseasonable weather. you can submit your pictures and video and join the thousands of members by logging on to uloca >> now, your fore

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. tom: granite staters are preparing for the first significant snowfall this winter. the state will also open the emergency management office in the morning as the storm begins. good evening, i' m tom griffith. the question is how much snow over to ice as the day goes on? meteorologist josh judge is here with the latest track on this storm. josh: we will answer that first question first, how much snow could we see? it' s going to be in -- begin falling quite soon. the season so far has mostly been a bust. we are about to change that with numbers like these. 3-6 inches expected in southeast new hampshire and southern new hampshire as well. higher amounts from the northern part of the lakes region and the mount washington valley up into northern new hampshire. there' s a winter storm warning in effect in the northern half of the state and a winter new hampshire. if you look at the radar looks like it is snowing already but most of that is evaporating before it reaches the ground and very

central new hampshire, freezing rain, snow and sleet and snow in northern new hampshire as well. we are looking for some dangerous conditions out there and we will see it all tonight. the good news after some icing and slippery conditions tonight, morning. we have the timetable on that and your new year' just ahead. tom: and you can stay up to date radar by using our wmur storm watch weather app, available for both apple and android devices. three of four u.s. secret service agents are out of the hospital after the car they were riding in was hit head-on route reconstructing the events that also took the life of a new hampshire man. sits at a state police barracks, held as evidence in the death of the driver 45-year-old bruce danforth. danforth was headed northbound on route 16 around seven last night when he drove into the path of a taurus sedan transporting four secret service agents. two men and two women in heavy snow. >> at some point the sable crossed over the double yellow line, and entered into the southbound lane, colliding with the taurus. tom: danforth, a father of five

attack in san bernardino, california, including the news that one of the wounded does have ties to new hampshire. good evening, i'm jean mackin. josh: i'm josh mcelveen. 14 people died in that shooting and there are many new details coming to light tonight. that does include that new jean: right when investigators are searching several properties connected to the suspected shooters, we've learned that the female suspect had a passport from pakistan and came to the u.s. on a special visa after becoming engaged to the american man also suspected in this attack. we go now live to abc's brandi hitt, she's standing by in san bernardino tonight. reporter: detectives here at the crime scene have now identified all 14 victims killed in the building directly behind me. and the f.b.i. is now stepping in. agents are digging into the backgrounds of both gunmen. the arsenal of weapons they were packing. the terror that unfolded inside this san bernardino business complex leaving 14 people dead. >> shots going off like crazy. reporter: and culminated here into a police shootout, is now a massive crime scene.

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at 5:00. josh: we have developing news in claremont, a man has been arrested after police say he drove right through opera house square. jean: they say patrick taylor from hancock, new york hit another vehicle while going through the fountain area and did not stop until he struck the moody professional building. josh: taylor is accused of driving under the influence and resisting arrest. wmur has a crew headed to claremont and we'll have much more on this developing story as the information becomes available. jean: good evening, thank you for joining us, i'm jean mackin. josh: i'm josh mcelveen. a local school district decided to cancel dances because of what officials say is inappropriate behavior. jean: heather hamel is live now with more on why exeter superintendent of schools says a highly publicized sexual assault case was the tipping point for him. reporter: superintendent morgan says the owen labrie case in felt with sexually suggestive dancing going on in exeter with no foreseeable cha

the third finisher in that race could be very important going into new hampshire. >> new hampshire? >> i think donald trump wins new hampshire. >> south carolina? and i think donald trump wins south carolina. >> okay. >> i have cruz, trump, trump. >> i think cruz wins iowa. one of the govern nors could win new hampshire. either cruz or kasich. i don't believe trump will winnetter one. trump will come back and win south carolina. the race goes a long way. the one thing that i have been wrong about is this notion that the trump bubble will burst. he's in for the long haul. he has more organization than people think. >> certainly in iowa. >> in iowa. in new hampshire. at headquarters he lets you see what he wants you to see. it's not an amateur campaign. trump is in for the long haul. cruz is in for the long haul. one of the three, cruz, rubio and kasich. >> i'm going to say trump in iowa. part of the reason why, i was at a trump rally a few weeks ago. i asked this question, would you be willing to switch your allegiance to ted cruz? lot of people were almost furious at the next to tha

see your lexus dealer. >>> you are looking at live pictures from new hampshire where any moment donaldmp will take the stage. who will be his target tonight? in the last day he's gone after hillary and bill clinton. there may be a new focus after the union leader published a scathing editorial. calling him a crude blow hard. trump accused the publisher of colluding with chris christie. the paper endorsed. the publisher fired back on msnbc. >> it's long overdue. i've been waiting something like this since we endorsed governor christie, who according to trump, i'm christie's hand puppet. reaction doesn't surprise me at all. >> joiniperhaps the reaction di really surprise anyone, beth. i think it's fair to say. interesting there is this headline today from politico. talks about the gop's new hampshire nightmare. there's some concern that what is going on at this moment could eventually hurt the republican nominee. is that a fair criticism? >> we've been looking at this for weeks and months. trump has been number one in new hampshire. there are four other candidates vying for number two. t

jeb bush also essentially going all in in new hampshire throwing around j-bombs in new hampshire.et's listen to what jeb bush said about donald trump there. >> just one other thing i have to get it off my chest. donald trump is a jerk. [ applause ] you can't -- you can't -- you cannot insult your way to the presidency. you can't disparage women, hispanics, disabled people. who is he kidding? >> a couple of things, actually, i don't think -- i think that was unprompted at the event. i think he brought it up because he had a chance to say it. jeb bush saying donald trump can't insult his way to candidacy. >> jeb bush is coming off a strongest debate performance that we've seen jeb bush have. one of the reasons it was because he actually got under donald trump's skin for a minute. donald trump is totally ruined jeb's parade. he didn't think this was the race he would be running. he's been trying to recalibrate. >> and donald trump got in the day after jeb bush and has been on top of this race ever since. and jeb bush's problem now is he's still trying to convince his donors to stay w

some icy spots in merrimack valley and southern new hampshire. some icy spots drifting south and refreezing tonight. close to boston, below freezing by daybreak tomorrow. guys? >> nancy: that will do it for 7 news at noon. i'm nancy chen. >> sarah: i'm sar are french. have a great day, everybody. [mother] yeah but this neighborhood,i feel like it's got a lot of what we were kinda talking about. the kitchen is light and bright,new. we should definitely go see it. [agent] hi...welcome i'm maggie.melanie.maggie. so nice to meet you. [mother] this is brendan. [agent] hey brendan. living room. [dad] hey. [mother] hey sweetie. [dad] sorry about that. what about this? this looks good. [brendan] no. [mother] isn't it so great?i think we found it. like this room. [announcer]redfin pays its agents based on your happiness...

jean: the war on terror is on the mind of new hampshire filmmaker ken burns. he' s been chosen as the grand marshal for the new year' s day rose parade. it' s held in pasadena, very near san bernardino, where 14 people were killed in a recent terror but burns says he' s not worried family, and that this kind of celebration is important for defeating terrorists. >> after 9/11, i met two or three people moving out of new york city. i said, we are going to go buy as close to ground zero as we can to say, "uh-uh." the traditions we hold sacred are things like the rose parade, where americans can have a parade. that is a great thing. jean: burns said he is honored to follow the steps of jimmy stewart and gregory peck. the theme of this year' s rose parade is find your adventure. josh: people gather for new year' s eve celebrations. jean: we will look at the events at new hampshire ski resorts, also celebrating the snow. josh j.: there will be one less this holiday. the last two days. we look at whether these conditions stick around. jean: a new challenge for the med

another new hampshire issue crisis of addiction. new hampshire. difficult to get the candidates one. it seems as though the candidates have kind of retreated into a canned answer. they did uncover much ground and talking about it shines a spotlight on this important issue for the state. jennifer: thank you. clinton, and o' malley are below is an they are highlighting the strong moments for each of their let' s go down to kristen carosa. >> we are joined by jennifer. let' s talk about the debate. what is your reaction? >> we thought it was a great debate. the candidates got to talk about issues. we believe, hillary was able to show once again she is the candidate that has, is best able to keep us safe. has a good plan to combat isis and specific plans to deal with economic problems families have abuse, she' s heard from families here how much that has touched people' s lives. gun violence. not a lot of people have personal experience with this. it is something people are fearful of. it' s a good opportunity for new hampshire to see she has listened

thank you so much to mel and all the fine folks at the new hampshire food bank. jean mackin, wmur k-9. erin: that is good news. kevin: and the weather is shaping up your we will talk about the milder air and how long it is expected to last. erin: we' re making something tt2watv# 1t! bt@q;9< tt2watv# 1t! "a@q+5x tt2watv# 1t! bm@q >t tt4watv# 1t!" dztq l/$ tt4watv# 1t!" entq <+d tt4watv# 1t!" gzt& %,< tt4watv# 1t!" hnt& 5"p tt4watv# 1t!" iztq _k( tt4watv# 1t!" jntq m;h paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the working class back to where they should be. he's a rock. ...the person behind this desk will have to protect your family. will he be impulsive and reckless, like donald trump? will he

that simply means maybe a little less snow in southern new hampshire than northern new hampshire, but we're all going to be dealing with shovels and snowblowers and plows and things like that. there will be enough for that everywhere. so the clouds moving in and then we take a look at the precipitation moving in this direction, not that impressive just yet. can you see it starts as snow, but quickly changes over. as it moves closer to us, the atmosphere continue to push it into snow instead of rain for a while. but eventually warmer air will move in at upper levels of the atmosphere first and then at ground level in the southern part of the state and that will change things over through the day tomorrow, especially in the southern maybe half or two-thirds of the state. we'll show you that. here's the system that's heading in our direction, and as it gets up into the midwest here during the evening hours and overnight tonight, it spawns a new storm just off shore here. and that's what continues to bring cold air into the region, keeping it as snow, a little bit longer, enough for us to

america runs on dunkin'. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: good morning to you. we are waking up to rain out there in many spots. temperatures around 40 in many areas around the state. today, your top stories. a man in derry will spend seven years in prison for causing a deadly accident while drunk. michael dixon admitted to drinking before getting behind the wheel in may and hitting kevin o' donnell' s motorcycle. new hampshire state police are warning people not to drink and the plea comes after several arrests for suspected drunk driving over the last few days. in manchester student is honored for saving a man' s life. he found the man sitting on the edge of a bridge thinking about jumping and he managed to talk him down. we were talking about the fact that we have not seen any snow out there. we have a big goose egg when we look at how much snow has fallen. kevin: nothing has really stuck to the ground in southern parts of the state. we are approaching the top five latest first inches of snow. if we get through christmas, we are the

erin: now on daybreak, stepping up the efforts to fight the drug crisis in new hampshire. governor hassan has signed a new standing order. classes will resume in nashua today. kevin: the first of two batches of rain head of record warmth. we will have details on all the changes ahead. erin: the former chief of police in bartlett is in trouble with the law. the charges he now faces. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. erin: good morning to you on this tuesday. thanks for waking up with us. i' m erin fehlau. it looks like we are in for even more rain today. kevin: there are two quick-moving systems. each one could have a half-inch of rain with them. a lot of clouds continuing to thicken up early this morning. rainfall already starting to edge and through the berkshires. there may be a few spots where by the time we get to the evening commute. a quick half to two thirds of an inch of rain. much more on your forecast for your christmas eve and christmas day coming up. let' s take a look at your tuesday morning ride. we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. deb: g

more high school seniors from new hampshire going to division one for college next year, both of these are new hampton prep students, carter dillon is a football player and he will go to brown. teddy beaudet a baseball player will compete for northeastern. so good luck to carter and teddy next year. >> thank you. right now on wmur.com have you ever noticed that you miss what people are saying to you while you're reading something on your phone? a study has figured out why looking at your phone is making you temporarily deaf. josh: plus the arrival of christmas means that elves have shown up a lot in homes here in new hampshire. show us where the elf on the house. jennifer: tune in for "new hampshire chronicle." people are working harder than ever, but the everyday cost of perscriptions, child care, or even just buying groceries can be a stretch for too many families. hillary's plan: raise the minimum wage, get equal pay for women, cut taxes for the middle class, and new incentives for business to share profits with employees instead of just rewarding ceos. those at the top are doing ju