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pease just a couple of the switch over. the gradual changeover occurs in far south eastern areas over the next hour or two. it has been light snow. a half inch in the swanzey area. an eighth of an inch north of keene. while we continue to see the light snowfall. you'll notice the roadways still wet. the temperatures still above the freezing mark way. you need a good burst of snow for that to really start to accumulation. that's the potential in some areas for over an inch of snow per hour through about 11:00 or lunchtime as the height make its way through and the closest pass from the area of low pressure morning. it will start to pull away. the snow will start to wind down in to the afternoon. we're on the real northern and north western fringes of the system. over six inches of snow likely from boston south. it may make its way to the border with the wet snow continuing to come down. it will not be a fluffy temperatures either side of the freezing mark as it comes down. snow continues to pick up this morning. it truly jus

, the state looked into concerns that environmental issues like contaminated water discovered in a pease well might be a factor. to study did not find my behavioral or environmental risk factors that could have caused what it calls a small but excess number of cases. >> eventually we found out that was a big relief. still not completely relieved, because it's a cancer. it's a cancer that is in our children. reporter: the school nurse does say that the childhood cancer launched the study is doing well. epidemiologist says that the state will continue to monitor the weighings and reevaluate the number of cases at the beginning of next year. jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. tom: straight ahead, new details about a hiker found frozen on a trail in the white mountains. jennifer: plus closed for the season, what happened overnight that led to the immediate closing of puddle dock upon at strawbery banke. mike: flakes for some later on tonight as a front passes through. jamie: red sox baseball had a training, you wouldn't waste money buying a snow blower in miami. so why waste your money on overp

. >> reporter: dalton had no criminal history before the rampage and uber says peased a background check. investigators say he may have picked up passengers during his shooting spree. mark dunnton and his friend say they got nervous when he pulled up in the hhr matching the one police were look for. >> my buddy said hey this is the hhr and you aren't the guy and he kind of said no. >> reporter: hundreds came together for a prayer service as they tried to make sense of the senseless. kenneth craig, cbs news, kalamazoo michigan. >> this noon police say woman turned herself in after she drove into a norwood starbucks this morning then took off. susie steimle has the story. >> reporter: i am standing in what's ordinary lay busy star police know who the driver is that caused all of the damage it is just amassed a cleanup effort as they try to reopen. driver after driver pulled into the starbucks along route 1 monday morning to learn they would have to buy coffee somewhere else. this starbucks shut down after a driver slammed into the side of the building just before one in the morning. police

pease says the faa has been brought in to investigate so far, no details about the sky diver have been released. an inmate from lovelock correctional center center friday. 65-year-old mark clewis... was serving life with the possibility of parole. his convictions included grand larceny, ex-felon in possession of a firearm and habitual criminal. clewis was sentenced in clark county in july of 1992. no word yet on how he died. the washoe county coroner is expected to perform an autopsy. a man in new york.... accused of stabbing his girlfriend and her three children wednesday - is now in police custody. a fugitive task force found michael sykes this afternoon in queens, new york . police believe sykes killed rebecca cutler... along with her 19... and four-month-old daughters. a two-year-old is still in critical conditions. investigators say hotel surveillance video shows sykes entering cutlers hotel room and leaving four minutes later. the say he called his mother and confessed to the attack, before telling her he was going to kill himself. weekend... and today customers at p-j and compan

pthey look like they do it with pease. perin: and dive down while psmiling. psean: it sounds like a chronicle pstory for someone. pkevin: and the makeup has pto stay intact. pwe started early this morning pwith temperatures in the 50' s pnear 60 in southern areas. pit was a rough night with pthunderstorms moving through. pthe wind gusted up to 50 miles er hour in some places. pthat is shifting offshore pleaving us with leftover showers pin southeastern areas of the pstate and in the of country. ptemperatures have warmed up in pthe southeastern 1/3 of the pwarmer air will be coming in on pthe southerly wind throughout pthe day sending the upper-level psystem to the west with heavier pmoisture moving offshore. pshower activity later this pafternoon, which might switch to psnow showers before wrapping up ptonight. pscattered showers and a moderate prain at times in the north pcountry and through the white pmountains, while the last of the pfocused rainfall is for the psoutheastern areas. pi think for southern areas of pthe state, into the afternoon as pcloser. s

erin: coast bus service is looking to eliminate a route. 38 people ride between rochester and pease each month. they are looking to end the service by april. they say they hope to find new partners soon so they can bring the service back. sean: if you are looking for a healthy way to indulge your chocolate cravings, not no check out the mt. washington valley chocolate festival. depending on the weather you can ski, snow shoe, or hike between nine businesses. foundation that teaches kids to ski. you'll find all of the details and a peek at the menu at wmur.com. strawberries and chocolate fountains as well. if you like chocolate and hiking, good combo. erin: great way to enjoy chocolate and get some exercise. kevin: if you ever want to head to a party and bring a chocolate fountain -- who is going to say i don't want any part of the chocolate? erin: unless you leave it behind for them to clean. then you are in trouble. kevin: start off with partly areas. a few breaks trying to develop along the foothills and the white mountains early this morning. the north country will be fairly active as

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pagreement to allow commercial pflights between the two pcountries. pmove while others cause about peasing restrictions on the pcommunist country. p>> this policy of isolation has pnot served cuba or our country pwell. pjust talked to the folks that plive here in west tampa. p>> everybody likes to talk about pwhat would be great to happen, pand then we pander to these pregimes, and then we expect very plittle in return and hope, you pknow, like in north korea we preally hope that things change. p>> congresswoman caster will pbring her trade bill sometime pthis year. p>>> a big day for nascar fans as pthe season gets underway in pdaytona. p>> anjuli: we have a look at pthe sports headlines next. p>>> five local fire departments pcome together for an emergency pdrill at a local hospital. pwe look at how they simulated plife or death situations. p>> lindsay: good morning to you pat 8:08. pit's a noticeably chillier start pto our sunday morning, but the pskies are clear and the sunshine pnow 44 in brooksville and 48 in ptampa, 47 in sebring. plook at that bright blue sky at pbradenton beach. p

contaminants are very real here, especially after the discovery of con tam fated well water at nearby pease trade port. the study's science though is not showing a link. >> we did not find my behavioral or environmental risk factors that we thought would have contributed to this small excess number of cases. reporter: the school nurse says the investigation is doing well. >> eventually we found out that it was more genetic based, which was a big relief. still not completely relieved because it's a cancer, it's a cancer that is in our community and it's affecting children. >> hopefully the fact that there is a very small number of cases certainly could provide some reassurance to community members that we're not seeing or there has not been a connect to any widespread contamination. reporter: the state will monitor the situation and plans to reevaluate the number of cases at the start of next year. jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. jean: thanks. turning to the weather now, another unseasonably warm day had people heading outside for fresh air. much of the state including the lakes region hit t

peasing of economic policy theres phad been an explosion of private prestaurants in the country. pat this particular meeting those powners gathered to learn about pcalifornia grapes. pit's actually be legal for cuba pto import american agricultural roducts including wine. pbut they stopped in 2005 embargo rohibited american companies pfrom accepting cuban credit. pright now only a handful of pagencies in cuba allowed to pimport from u.s. pthat creates what restaurant powners say is a choke point of pinefficiency and but you rock pkaes. pthat stops private businesses pand people from impofrt pimporting large amounts of roducts whatever they need and pwant they say they will need pmore american products. psome three and a half million pthat number is expected to pskyrocket once u.s. and cuba pfully normalize relations right pnow kooubomy see wines from its plee and spain. p>> some developing news. psaw this from "new york times" pthis morning certainly caught pour attention. ptimes is reporting that football pgreat kenny stabler has already assed away now with an autopsy pon his br

p>>russell: there's a new plan to pease congestion in tampa bay. pshayla reaves is getting a first plook. pgood morning. p>>reporter: hi. pgood morning to you, russell and plaura. pmore elevated lanes are on the pway and the dollars have already pbeen approved. pi'll tell you what it means (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. p>>dave: do you know what? pit is warmer, muggier than plook at this shot of tampa as pwe're looking east and toward pthe sun up which will be, by the pway, at 7:01. pjust a few more days we'll get pthe sun up before 7:00. pwe had 65 degrees at tampa. pthat's a big difference from pyesterday. pcoolest i have for you is 59. pagain, 65 being warmest. pforecast can easily get us back pto the 70s today. pheads up this afternoon. pthrough. p but the best rain chance could pbe tomorrow morning. pmid-morning or so, some pthunderstorms as well. pwe'll discuss that in a few pminutes. p>>vanessa: see you again. pa new crash coming to us out of pmyakka city. pit's state road 70. peastbound lane

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on average 38 people ride between rochester and pease between each month. they are looking to end the service by april. they hope to find new partners soon so they can bring the service back. outside we go for you this morning. it is feeling more like winter today, kevin. kevin: we are looking at temperatures very close to the average for this time of year in to the afternoon. temperatures just not moving all that much. maybe up three or four or five degrees. we have to bear in mind continue to pick up out of the west. it will be gusting over temperatures do climb back in to the low to mid 20's, lower half to mid 30's, we're looking at the wind chill to knock off about ten degrees to that in to the afternoon. breeze will remain tonight. after the somewhat breezy and brisk kind of day out there today, we're looking at lows in the single digits above and below zero. likely wind chills statewide at or below zero to start the day tomorrow. it will be a chilly start to the weekend. highs in the 30's a similar amount of sunshine. with the southwesterly wind, we s

i think these speeches could, steve rattner, pease problem. i'm hearing that some of themmen them -- transcripts will make their way out to the public eye. will she get in front of this? would it be smart to release them? >> i think they are potentially a problem. they are a problem, i don't think anybody can deny that. i don't know that there's anything that shocking in the story in the sense that i think you mentioned you were going down to see an oil company or did go down to see an oil company. you weren't going to go down and there and talk about global warming -- >> you know what's funny? i didn't say about their industry. what's interesting about her talks is i accept her explanation that she goes to talk about current events and she goes -- she was the secretary of state, she goes to talk about america's role in the world, that's what we all do when we speak to companies. >> she thanked the audience for what they've done for the country. >> and, listen, i'm a republi n republican. i mean, she had just come off of being secretary of sta