how christmas came early for one peterborough family. the emotional reunion we were there to witness. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. erin: we begin this noon with a look at the weather. it' s a bit chilly outside and some areas of the granite state may soon see snow. i' m erin fehlau. flurries are expected to fall in the north country later tonight. skarupa for a look at the how much snow we see. kevin: we have been 10 degrees above normal for the month of december so far. any sort of temperatures close the averages for this time of year is pretty much news or us. we have quite a few clouds out there and really not much falling from under those. shower activities in the northeast staying to our southeast, and those clouds will continue to clear purity will notice the lake effect snow going on back to our north and west. eventually, some of that snow shower to be starts to build in, especiall

hayley: i'll try. >> for peterborough, christmas came earlier. every year the school put on a veterans breakfast. hayley: caden, how do you say that. amy: cilley. hayley: caden cilley's sister serves in the army and biggest wish that she could come to the breakfast only to be told that she wasn't able to make it. as ray brewer reports, they were able to work some magic. >> this year in addition to the napkins napkins, they also need kleenex. >> family is everything. >> for the cilley family, they'll be together. u.s. army specialist, jessica, surprised her grandfather and brother at a breakfast in peterborough. caden has only seen her little she was in liberia during the ebola outbreak. and it was memories. >> he was crying and made me want to cry, no, i'm not going to cry on camera, couldn't help it. >> and they conspired to help jessica's grandfather, who is a vet, in the dark. >> i didn't have a clue. they wanted to see us and i thought interviewing that. it shocked me. >> it may not have the emotional impact of a family reunion. others say th

tom: the sights and sounds of peterborough. his hometown. weather-wise. mike: december chill for maybe two straight days. what about that chance of snow? jennifer: our ulocal hot shot. this little one not impressed with the big guy and wasn' t afraid to shore. tom: state officials are warning drivers to get ready. jennifer: last year 21 state police cruisers and 28 dot plows were hit by other vehicles during snowstorms. today officials gave some tips on how to cut down on those numbers. slowing down and leaving more room between vehicles. officials also say the safest place on a highway during a storm is behind a plow. >> a plow drivers are not seeing you trying to get around them. please stay back a safe distance. jennifer: state police say the first storm is usually the worst for accidents, because drivers have not yet changed their habits. >> now chief meteorologist mike haddad with your storm watch 8 forecast. -- storm watch 9 forecast. mike: time last -- lapse on the coast started quite on dry. but wet roadways at market square and it will be dam to

. >> he nearly died when he was hit in the head with a peterborough man for lynn's family, the big stress is paying four hundred dollars a month in medical and drug costs for aidan. for other families it's higher deductibles, premiums and co-pays that keep adding up. that's why we've got to crack down on price gouging, and fast track approval of less expensive generic drugs. because we've got to get health care costs under control for lynn's family and for yours. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >> boston officials say a cyber attack caused a brief internet outage that affected city schools, lasted about 20 minutes this morning. the city mayor, police commissioner, and school superintendent say the -- they do not think the cyber attack york. those threats claimed they would and bombs. >> administrators in los angeles district. in new york, the threat was determined to be a hoax, and classes were held as usual. superintendent' s decision. >> the school district safeguards 750,000 lives every day. when they make a decision, they have to take into account the safety of the chi

in peterborough, amy coveno, wmur news 9. jennifer: i remember when we covered that. >> he's looking great. awesome, adam. cavaliers ready to play the celtics tonight. >> come to boston and play in their building, something is going on. something is going on in the air and it has nothing to do with the players, it's just part of it. boston always has emotion. jamie: that's the king of basketball, lebron james, he's in boston tonight. he and the cleveland cavaliers, it's the first game between the teams since they met in the playoffs last season. cavs held their shoot around this morning. eastern conference again with 15 wins and 7 losses on the year. but they will see a much improved boston bunch. the c's sit in 7th place in the eastern conference and they are playing good team basketball. tame time tonight 7:30. >> it a very good team and they're playing very good basketball. back to back they went into charlotte and beat them. so we got to understand the situation and the team that we're competing against. >> a super tough

phil: commitment 2016, jeb bush was supposed to be in peterborough for a town hall but the act out at the last minute. -- but backed ou t at the last minute. j.c.: hillary clinton is still hampshire. reporter: education, gun control, equal pay. they gathered to ask hillary to them. 1000 smartphone-aiming clinton: it is time for them to do more on done safety -- gun safety. reporter: she talks about stigma to mark -- stigma. about education. make it free so you do not have to borrow to go to a four- year college to get an education. and to make sure women are paid what they deserve in the jobs that they do. reporter: naturally, clinton is the front runner, but in new hampshire, she' s built trails -- >> she is a protector of the people. you can tell it is authentic with her. reporter: the primary less than two months away, and the result here carry nationally. j.c.: today, john kasich was at event in nashua and keene. he says if he does not do well in the february primary, he is out. republican front runner donald trump is in iowa tonight, also attacking bill clinton, just days before

a man from hancock is set to face a judge after he pointed a gun at a man in peterborough erin: you are putting your fingers in the ears. kevin: i can hear it. we're in to that time of year. the snow is going to happen. it is just a matter of time. we start off cheating that again. temperatures anywhere below the freezing mark initially. then climbing in to the 40's to lower 50's. we're going to start cooling off. cooler. they will be closer to the averages. this is day six of warmer than normal. erin: when we have the warmer than normal, what does it mean for the winter? kevin: usually the warmer the november the least snow we see during the winter. erin: okay. we'll see if that's holds true. electric a live look at kevin: for a look at the morning drive here, we're joined live by deb davidson. good monday morning, deb deb: good monday morning, erin and kevin. things are moving well on 93 south as you make your way from derry, salem. all other major roadways incident free. if you are commuting in to both, it is a tough ride on 93 south. you are on the brakes from exit 43 in methuen in

and today, the storm forced jeb bush to cancel a town hall scheduled for peterborough tonight. j.c.: and delaying the opening of a popular attraction , and now they are saying they may have the hassle -- cas tles opened by it gets molded until a large, natural looking structure takes shape. phil: maybe the temperatures we are experienced will help them out area -- help them out. j.c.: we are in winter now. harvey: no question about that. here is 4.5 inches, and north of boston, it has built up, but south of boston, less than an inch, generally around one inch in boston. as for boston, all right, we are not going to break record. we -- around christmas. last year, we only had 2.9 inches. the average at this point would be 9.1 inches. there is a winter weather advisory in some parts. this is really more of a freezing drizzle, but it does not take much to add to the slippery conditions with temperatures as cold as they are, though untreated surfaces, icy for driving and walking, and we have that freezing drizzle and mist, and we will drop a little bit more because the wind is comi

he can apply to go before the a peterborough man is fighting to recover, one year after he was nearly killed when a seven pound rock crashed through the windshield of the car he was riding in. the rock crushed adam lecomte' s skull. doctors thought he' d be in rehab for two years, but he was home in just 4 months. lecomte does not remember the accident, but he is told that the rock must have been kicked up by a truck. now in a wheelchair, he is back running his contracting company. adam: steps are very sloppy, but i can take a few. that' s all new. the leg was supposed to be paralyzed. michaela: he' s alive and he' s doing awesome, but it' s just hard seeing your brother like that. sean: lecomte says police still have the rock that struck him. investigators continue to look for the truck it came from. new statistics show that new high school graduation rates in the country. about 88% of granite state students graduated last year. the national rate is 82%. iowa has the highest graduation rate at 90%, followed by nebraska, new jersey, and texas. new hampshire came in fifth. coming up on

also the weather forced his town hall event in peterborough tonight. jean: but it didn' t slow down john kasich and hillary clinton. she is traveling to berlin where she is holding a town hall tonight. she answered questions ranging from the addiction crisis in new hampshire to equal pay for women and gun control. she called on gun owners to make changes. >> it is really time for gun owners to form a different organization that will do more responsibility and stand up for the safety of our children and our communities. >> we are covering tonight' s townhall in berlin and we will have more tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. tom: meanwhile ohio governor john kasich continued a two day trip through new hampshire with a town hall in nashua despite the weather, the republican drew a good size crowd to the event. as he has throughout the race, kasch pointed to a record of economic success as governor and as the architect of a balanced national budget while in congress. the 63-year-old says while he understands frustration with the big money in politics, he isnt sel

but republican jeb bush has postponed his plan event in peterborough. his flight was grounded due to weather. these things happen. kevin: slick spots and a lot of the commission for southern areas -- it is farther north where we could see several additional inches of snow in north country. sean: ski trails a loving it. kevin will be back half an hour from now.

a man from hancock is facing felony criminal threatening and reckless conduct charges after a peterborough police officer says he pointed a gun at him. around 8:00 last night, police got a report of a distraught man whose vehicle was stuck on the athletic field at conval high school. when the officer arrived, he says 22-year-old thomas heissenberger pointed a semi-automatic pistol at one point firing the gun into the ground and yelled at him to leave. backup officers helped subdue heissenberger and take him into custody. stephanie: a newly formed new nonprofit organization has leased a home in manchester and plans to use it for transitional housing for women coming out of prison. it' s called "dismas home of new hampshire." there are other homes like it in other states, but it will be a first here in the granite state. kristen: julie and jack mccarthy have a vision to help women coming out of the state prison in goffstown, and it' s starting >> we will have four bedrooms. bedroom. kristen: they created a nonprofit called "dismas home of new hampshire." manchester, but they are trying to ra

derry and will continue his granite state visit tomorrow, along with jeb bush who has an event in peterborough. and hillary clinton, who is scheduled to travel to berlin. perhaps the biggest surrogate of any of the candidates will be in new hampshire next monday, former president bill clinton will campaign on behalf of his wife hillary with a pair of stops in exeter and nashua. tom: one person arrested today in a crash in manchester, it happened before 2:00 this afternoon at the corner of maple and amherst street. at least three cars were involved, two minivans and a sedan. police say one of the vehicles was stolen and one person was arrested. witnesses say one of the cars was speeding. >> very surreal, very slow motion, and you just literally, like i said, the car was probably about five or half a car length ahead of me. and so it easily could have been me involved in that as well. but i feel very bad for the party that was involved in the minivan. tom: at this time police aren't releasing any other information about that crash. jean: police say two new hampton boys likely saved their grandfa

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and jeb bush will hold a town hall event in peterborough. donald trump heads to iowa today. and he's fresh off a new string of attacks on a new target. in new hampshire last night, the republican front runner with tough words for the state's largest newspaper. trump criticizing "the union leader" and its publisher. trump: a piece of garbage. i remember when this is a big paper. look at the size of this thing. if they cut it down anymore, you won't be able to find it. antoinette: last month, the paper endorsed chris christie. trump says that move was in retaliation after he refused to take part in a newspaper-backed forum. last night, he called the paper's publisher joe mcquaid a "low life." trump remains at the top of the polls in the granite state. erika: just a few days from first night festivities, boston deals with--and dismisses--a terror threat. a threat, described as "non-specific," was called in to new york city's 9-1-1 system at first it seemed aimed at boston but soon security agents realized the caller had said "bosnia" not "bosto

tom: new hampshire ball bearings will pay up after an explosion at the peterborough location in 2014. the state settled the lawsuit, the company will pay a penalty of 150,000, 5 thowf which will go to help first responders. and the remaining money will go to the state's hazardous waste fund. the attorney general says new hampshire ball bearings quickly resolved the issues associated with that explosion. jennifer: exeter police looking for a suspect in an armed robbery at exeter market this afternoon. officers say a man with a handgun stole money around 1:45 today, you can see the suspect in these surveillance photos, he was wearing an orange ski mask and a black jacket. no one was injured. tom: we're set to break some records in the weather department this week. where it's a balmy 46 degrees for the middle of january. mike haddad tells us how warm it will be for the holidays. mike: here we go, christmas just about here, tom, hard to imagine when you look at not only the weather out there with the mild temperatures but a lack of snow. although we did get a little bit in spots over the

he had to cancel his town hall in peterborough, but his open ohio governor john kasich was able to make it to that state despite that weather and held events in nashua and keene. >>> a friend of convicted killer aaron hernandez lose as bid to dismiss a murder charge against him. a judge ruled against dismissing of carlos orti sfwlshtion accused in the shooting death of odin lloyd. another man has been charged another man has been charged.lloyd's murder. the former patriot is also awaiting trial for a 2012 double murder in boston. >>> a recall on popular cookware this morning. macy's is recalling more than 1 macy's is recalling more than pans. covers on the 8 and 10-inch pans company pop off and fly across the kitchen. that will ruin a meal. customers can return them for store credit. >> julie: maybe throw a pizza in the oven. >> michael: safer and delicious. >>> looking at the map, the green means volume is light. don't be deceived. i will remind you all morning. it is slippery and patches of ice will sneak up on you. take it slow and leave early and a lot of space between those cars. p

an explosion. 2014, 15 people were hurt when an explosion happened at the ball bearing plant in peterborough. the state claimed that acid was somehow mixed with other chemicals causing a violent explosion. $5,000 of the settlement money in will go to local first responders. the rest will go to a hazardous waste fund. >>> 4:26. a small victory in court for members of the scituate church that was closed by the archdiocese. yesterday a judge ruled that parishioners holding vigil at st. francis xavier cabrini church will stay if the supreme court. members of the church have been holding vigils 24-7 at the church since closed 11 years ago. >>> a lowell family is thanking their 84-year-old neighbor from morning fire. judy feely noticed the first flames before sunrise. she called 911 and ran across the street. she woke up the family and they were all able to get out, but judy said she is no hero. >> my grandchildren are putting me on facebook and neighbors calling me a, oh, my lord. >> reporter: you don't feel like hero. >> no, i don't. >> julie: she is great. investigators have not determined the

and republican contender jeb bush is attending an event in peterborough this evening that gets under way at 5:00 tonight. >>> bush's visit to new hampshire comes on the heels of riv al donald trump's stop there. insults were flying at trump's events. trump had choice words for the publisher of the "union leader" newspaper as an editorial referred to him as a bully. trump fought back referring to the publisher as a low life and sleaze bag. reporters tell fox25 that trump reporters tell fox25 that what is attracting them to the controversial candidate. >> he is honest. that's what we like about him. he tells people how it is and he doesn't care if he hurts people's feelings. he is telling what you he wants to you know. >> sara: drama with protesters being escorted out for calling trump a pass itist. next campaign stop will be tonight in iowa. >>> a 24 minute drive time on 9 >>> a 24 minute drive time on 93 south from 495 and andover down to the zakim bridge. be careful out there. the roads are widespread, slippery conditions. shiri? shirsz >> shiri: that's right. not just the snow we a

kristi started the day at liberty house in manchester, speaking with homeless vets. peterborough. tomorrow, he is scheduled to london. coming up, one person detained in connection to the paris terror attacks. plus, an emotional homecoming for soldiers coming home. members returning home today. hayley: incredible warmth on the we are also going to get more 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 hillary's plan: raise the minimum wage, get equal pay for women, cut taxes for the middle class, and new incentives for business to share profits with employees instead of just rewarding ceos. those at the top are doing just fine. it's your family that needs a approve this message. stephanie: we are following breaking in nashua tonight. all schools are closed tomorrow because of the threat made to the high schools. the fbi is assisting local police. the nashua superintendent says he plans for classes to resume tuesday. belgian authorities searched a house in brussels in connection to

republican jeb bush will also in the state tomorrow with an event in peterborough. to portsmouth and berlin. and you can find the latest political news by heading over to the politics page of our website, wmur.com. new tonight, the dover woman who is last seen wednesday has been found in rochester. 28-year-old jennifer santos contacted rochester police after seeing reports that she was missing. she was taken into custody for a warrant out of new market where she is wanted for heroin possession. nine people displaced after fires read from a wood stove and unity. it happened at home on sawyer brook road. as mike cronin tells us, there was a delay in response by fire crews. uni miket: the unity firey chief said the homeowners tied to put the fire out themselves so there was a delay in calling 911. by the time firefighters got here, there wasn' t much they could do to save the house. single-family home in unity. for chief bruce baker believes that woodstove caused the fire. >> by the time we got here, the building was three quarters of the way involved. >> at least a half-dozen towns res

bush will be in peterborough; clinton will be in porstmouth and berlin. erika: 4:35. new this morning: boston's public works department has already spent its entire overtime budget mostly on special events. a "herald" review looked at overtime between the start of it found that city employees were paid more than $1.3 million in overtime with only 45 percent of it going to repair and infrastructure work. a chunk of $300,000 went to staffing special events, such as parades and festivals. and more than $167,000 went to covering vacant positions and the public works commissioner defended the use of overtime, telling "the herald" taxpayers save money when the department uses in-house workers rather than contractors. doug: this morning patriots nation is still talking about this-- a winning coin toss that ended in a loss for the pats. and that wasn't the only loss the team is dealing with this morning. after forcing overtime, coach bill belichick stunned the jets and the crowd by choosing to kick off. it's worked for him once before in 2013 in denver. not so this time. new

tomorrow, the republican presidential candidate has events in keene, peterborough, and bedford. republican carly fiorina made -- spent tonight giving a speech in concord. earlier in the day she had campaign stops in bedford and derry. tomorrow, she' ll wrap up this 3-day swing trough the state with events in manchester and nashua. she' ll also hold a town hall meeting with residents of the riverwoods retirement community in exeter. to more republicans arrive in new hampshire to campaign tomorrow. kentucky senator rand paul, and new jersey governor chris christie, who has a town hall meeting plan tomorrow in wolfeboro. full details of the event in the in other news tonight, the operator could be responsible for the runaway train outside boston today. the red line rolled away when the driver stepped out from behind the controls. tonight investigators are looking at the driver and we' re hearing the 911 calls. jean mackin joins us live with that. jean: imagine the shock of the passengers when they noticed the train was rolling past its stops and some turned to check on the train op

. >> a man from peterborough fighting to recover after he was rock crashed through the riding in. dr. start he would be in rehab for today of years, but he was home in four months. he does not remember that day but was told the rock must have been kicked up by a truck. >> the steps are really sloppy, but i can take a few. that' s all new. the leg was supposed to be s doing your brother like that. >> he says police still have that rock that struck him. investigators are still looking for the truck and actually came from. >> those temperatures way above the average today, close to record highs in many spots. take a look at the time lapse out on the coast that market where where it was dry from lake morning on into the afternoon and now into the evening. clouds beginning to part and temperatures beginning to coast down just a little bit, but we' re still looking at above normal temperatures over the next few days. a bright cool wednesday follows. most of the rain showers arrive late into the night, but a little bit of drizzle out ahead of it. surge of temperatures near freezing, and

the storm forced republican jeb bush to cancel a town hall in peterborough tonight. the former florida governor' s flight to new hampshire was weather. and you can find the latest political news by heading over to the politics page of our website, wmur.com. police are searching for two suspects who robbed the 7-eleven on webster street this afternoon. and chester police say two men walked into the store, and pulled knives at the counter. they ordered the clerk to open the register and made off with the cash. they are both white males. when asked if this could be connected to last nights robbery on hanover street with similar suspects, police said there isn' t enough information to link the two. coming up, a small plane crashes into a building in alaska, killing one. the fiery scene ahead. and, flooding in the midwest claims the lives of more than a dozen people. >> protesters gathered today in cleveland to voice their opposition to a jury' s decision indict police officers tamir rice. federal prosecutors are looking into possible civil rights charges against the two

earlier in the day, he held town halls and meet&greets in keene and peterborough. busy day today. republican presidential candidate rand paul held a town hall meeting in rindge tonight. the kentucky senator made stops in keene and derry earlier in the day. tomorrow, he' ll go door-door to nashua. he also has events in exeter and manchester. shelley: south carolina senator lindsey graham spent the morning in concord. he talked to students at the high school before a roundtable in the afternoon, he toured a this wraps up the republican' s latest two-day visit to new hampshire. republican presidential candidate carly fiorina wrapped up a three-day campaign trip in she held events in manchester, nashua, and exeter. tom: a week from tomorrow the democratic presidential candidates for president will debate here in new hampshire. shelley: today, the chairwoman of the democratic national committee, debbie wasserman schultz, announced that the dnc will no longer include wmur in the debate due to on-going labor negotiations. in a joint statement, wasserman-schultz, and new hampshire democra

and jeb bush will meet with voters in peterborough. meanwhile, democratic frontrunner hillary clinton has town halls planned in portsmouth and berlin. firefighters say a wood stove is likely to blame for an intense fire in unity last night that displaced nine people. the chief says the homeowners tried to put the fire out themselves before calling 911 and by the time they called for help and crews arrived on sawyer brook road, the house was fully engulfed. by the time the fire was out, there was nothing but some rubble. they did escape the fire safely. coming up, our storm coverage continues. be aware it is slow traveling out there. this epidemic of gun violence knows no boundaries. hillary clinton has what it takes to stand up to the republicans and the gun lobby. we need to close the loopholes and support universal background checks. how many people have to die before we actually act... before we come together as a nation? i'm hillary clinton sean: if you are planning to travel today, you could be in for some long waits and not just

anyone with information on the new hampshire ball bearings as agreed to pay a $150,000 penalty peterborough that injured 15 people. the attorney general' s office says that the majority of the hazardous waste fund. the explosion happened when a tank containing acid was emptied an incompatible substance. the balsams resort redevelopment milestone. yesterday, it received a wetlands permit from the state, which is the finer -- final major environmental permit that is needed before construction can begin. more than 950 acres of dixville notch wilderness will be protected. >>. -- >> we recognize the dixville dixville for. erin: project leaders are hoping to break ground in the spring. it is a beautiful spot. a failed escape for a suspected the. he tumbled headfirst off an escalator while trying to read police. a deputy in michigan is a huge surprise after a wild chase. kevin: a couple of rain chances and the milder air making its way through the state. praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress than any oth

and jeb bush will meet with voters in peterborough. meanwhile, democratic frontrunner hillary clinton has town halls planned in portsmouth and berlin. firefighters say a wood stove is likely to blame for an intense fire in unity last night that displaced nine people. the chief says the homeowners tried to put the fire out themselves before calling 911 help and crews arrived on sawyer brook road, the house was engulfed. by the time the fire was out there was nothing but some rubble left. a gofundme page has already family. continues. the snow is falling across the state and if you are headed out slow and speeds have been tuesday. today is providing a big test for the t in boston. and brand-new equipment in place s headaches and serious problems that shut down service for days. the mbta says new anti-icing machines started working before the snow fell. mass dot has a centralized storm desk to monitor conditions, and there is a new system to rate the severity of storms with today not being the worst of be a headache and a tricky one chang

he will hold a town hall in peterborough tuesday night at 6:00. also on tuesday, hillary clinton will be campaigning in new hampshire.she will be making stops in portsmouth and berlin. a court ordered recount is going to be held in revere. more than 10,000 votes were cast in november' s general election incumbent mayor dan rizzo who lost by 118 votes asked for this recount. city hall workers will recount the votes this tuesday. the states first highly anticipated parlor is now lagging behind. attendance has been down this holiday for the casino in plainville. gambling consultants had predicted the parlors would rake in as much as $300 million, but last month, the state budget office chop to that number down to $160 million. twin river casino just over the border in rhode island expects an uptick of $35 million in its casino revenue this year. another arrest connected to a t have been. this time, it was caught over the vatican. the person behind the controls, coming up. after a night of partying, an nba player notices more than >> you are watching

temperatures again wicked warm. 60 in manchester and in derry. 59 in chester. 59 in peterborough. some of you were stuck in the clouds and fog yesterday. some of you may be warmer today. 50 in lancaster. 50 in bethlehem. mild with partly sunny skies. rain showers on sunday. all eyes on tuesday. i'll tell you a lot of our computer models that we use as guidance to tell us what's going to happen are showing a storm on tuesday. what's questionable still at this time is, of course, how many and what. it looks like at this point, we'll keep tabs on it through here. stephanie: i'll get my radio flyer ready. we want to get you in to the holiday spirit. this morning we have a special christmas video to share with you. take a look. stephanie: look at ray go. look at us. i didn't know we had such good moves. this is me, hayley, sean, erin, and ray busting a move. hayley: these are cute. stephanie: we asked which restaurants serve the best soup. suddenly soupy's, theo's pizza, the soup guy, collins brothers chowder company, and the number one place to find good soup in new hampshire: seacoas

adam: right now, governor christie is holding a town hall in peterborough. tomorrow, he' s scheduled to hold events in hollis, pelham, and new london. and you can find the latest to our website, wmur.com/politics. stephanie: it definitely feels here' s a live look up in colebrook, where you can see the snow that fell overnight. but the winter weather isn' t let' s head over to meteorologist hayley lapoint for the forecast. hayley: this is going to be a crazy week. it will not look or feel like christmas because we have mild air coming in. it was not bad outside with the lack of wind and direct sun. it felt good. we will have clouds increasing. there are a lot of clouds to the west. the next couple of days unsettled with cloud cover and rain showers as the warm air surges in. 38 in manchester. 35 in nashua. 27 implement -- in plymouth. the average high for this time in december, 35. look at christmas eve. thursday we will have temperatures cracking 60 degrees. the records were in the 50' s. we will smash the records on christmas eve. the temperature will be r

and a man pointed a gun at an officer in peterborough. december. amazing. kevin: when you don't have the snow on the ground, any sort of sunshine puts temperatures near normal anyway. it was the lack of snow that helps the warmer temperatures along. when you have the warmer temperatures around, it is more difficult for it to snow. kind of a snowball effect. no pun intended. patchy fog. high clouds moving through. that should give way to sunshine. everyone seeing some sunshine today. we're looking at a light breeze out of the west and northwest. highs again today after starting off below freezing climbing in to the 40's to lower 50's. erin: the mountains would like to see snow around the state. people start going skiing. roads and see how things are moving out there. really quiet on the monday morning here in windham. kevin: for a look at morning davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning. the commute is perfect. we're not seeing any delays from the hooksett tolls. from manchester to salem is a 21-minute ride. not seeing any delays on 293 from hooksett d

their next stop was peterborough just north of london and a country estate called mildenhall where the british continue to train them in what became a multinational force mainly a british, french and american officers. this was even more rigorous guerrilla trainin training for d was somewhat of a culture clash between the american and the british commandos. for example, colby and the other americans have to learn the british wit a parachuting the british commandos jumped out of planes at altitudes as low as 500 feet, and the parachute did not come with a spare. in case the first one didn't work. at a low altitude you didn't have time to deploy us there anyway. the instructors told them if they shoot did not open, to bring it back and we will give you a new one. of course the americans didn't find that joke particularly funny. in august 1944 colby's three-man team dropped into the burgundy region southeast of paris to organize french resistance attacks as patton's third army approached. the secret war of they thought was complicated. colby's team had to deal with an assortment of resist

salem, 56. 53 in chester. 54 in manchester. 50 in hillsboro. 51 in peterborough. central new hampshire into plymouth, highs in the upper 40' s, low 50' s. of the west and cooler up north s. a big game at foxborough tomorrow night. your eagles taking on our patriots. kickoff at 4:25. it will be mild to begin the game. it looks like it is going to be a warm one tomorrow, 55. next week, temperatures get back down to the december reality. no big snowstorms or rainstorms. we are going to hang onto to this quiet weather pattern while we have got it. adam: when the eagles had skilled players, the warm weather might have been an asset for them. stephanie: at least we can enjoy some nice weather while we are getting our butts handed to us. we always have the weather. jason: tomorrow is going to be perfect. we are talking about local college basketball players. jason: chip kelly will be back in new england sunday. his philadelphia eagles take on there is a chance danny amendola will be back in the patriots lineup on sunday. he is listed as questionable while rob gronkowski

jeb bush was supposed to hold a town hall in peterborough but will be rescheduled for a later date. >>> john kasich was able to make it to new hampshire to campaign today. one event in nashua and the other in keene. he said despite the weather at least 55 people were at his nashua event. >>> serious warnings about hover boards issued just days after they were given as christmas gifts. coming up, a message from one mom who spent hours in the e.r. on christmas day. i'll show you where crossing a busy street in the crosswalk. >> the victim was a 47-year-old devoted mother of two. and this isn't the first type the crosswalk has been flagged as a safety concern. >> i want people to know how caring she was, how big her heart was, how she loved life, she was a loyal friend, a great mom. everything centered around her two kids. >> michael evers is speaking about his sister karen. >> once you met her, you had a friend for life. >> reporter: the friend, sister and mom died christmas eve 24 hours after she was hit by a car crossing busy washington street in halston. she was leaving her favorite

mother nature forced jeb bush to cancel a town hall scheduled in peterborough tonight. the republican had to scrub the event after his flight to new hampshire was cancelled, because of the bad weather. democratic presidential hopeful hillary clinton is in new hampshire right now. portsmouth this afternoon. clinton spoke about her plans to stand up for gun safety and how she would fight the addiction crisis in the granite state. >> if we are going to divert people from prison then what are we going to do well i' m a big believer in drug courts. i think drug courts are a much better option than imprisoning people. they should be given recovery, they should be held accountable. josh: clinton will also stop at berlin high school tonight. the event is scheduled to start at 6:15. jean: there' s much more ahead. including the dangerous floods sweeping across the midwest right now. they could set records before the week is out. josh: this storm system has been the first major test for boston' s t, after the meltdown that left riders stranded last winter. josh we' re watching th

explosion 2014 fox25 reported 15 people were hurt when an explosion happened at ball bearing plant in peterborough. state claimed that the mixed with another chemical caused another explosion and $5,000 with the settlement money will go to local first responders and waste fun. >> julie: two medford police saving a mothers and newborn twins. paul gicordo and sheila quinn were first to arrive on scene of fire at home on main street and rushed into the burning building and found mother and five-month-old children. >> she was standing in panic on stairwell holding infant in arms and shocked and i said hand me the infant. >> julie: one firefighter suffered minor injury and cause still under investigation this morning. >> catherine: lowell family thanking 84-year-old neighbor for saving them it -- during early morning fire. called 911 and ran across the street and woke up the family and they were all able to get out but judy says she is no hero. >> grandchildren putting me on facebook and neighbors are calling me hero and people calling me all night long. >> you don't feel like a hero? >> no. have not d

, fox 25 reported 15 people were hurt when an explosion happened at the ball bearings plant in peterborough. the state claimed that acid was somehow mixed with another chemical causing a violent explosion. $5,000 of the settlement money will go to local first responders. the rest will go to a hazardous waste fund. >>> the man accused of buying assault rifles for the san bernardino shooter has been ruled a danger to the community. marquez appeared in court today being held without bail while he faces terrorism-related charges. prosecutors say he provided farook, and tashfeen malik used in the shootings. >>> the man who sold a gun to one of the boston marathon bombers will be sentenced tomorrow. stephen silva was convicted on drugs and weapons charges in federal court. during the trial of dzhokhar tsarnaev silva testified that he left let tsarnaev borrow a handgun two months before the 2013 terror attack. prosecutors say that handgun was used to kill m.i.t. officer sean collier days after the bombing. >>> drone owners must now register with the government. the new rules cover all drones weigh

jeb bush was supposed to hold a town hall in peterborough but will be rescheduled for a later date. >>> john kasich was able to make it to new hampshire to campaign today. one event in nashua and the other in keene. least 55 people were at his nashua event. >>> serious warnings about hover boards issued just days after they were given as christmas gifts. coming up, a message from one mom who spent hours in the e.r. on christmas day. john kasich's an impatient rascal. paces, pushes. but, unlike some, his state is now booming. unlike some, john kasich has proven he can do the job. brought back jobs from mexico keep us safe, make us boom. because he's done it before. only an impatient rascal can bring america back. john kasich. new day for america is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> a halston woman was killed crossing a busy street in the >> the victim was a 47-year-old devoted mother of two. and this isn't the first type the crosswalk has been flagged as a safety concern. >> i want people to know how caring she was, how big her heart was, how she loved life, she was

he had to cancel his planned town hall in peterborough yesterday. it will be rescheduled for a great date. his opponent ohio governor john cassic was able to make it to events in nashua and keene. >>> one of the hottest toys sent two family sent two families to the emergency room. hoverboardss can catch fire and explode. one lynnfield mom said her child was a pro but she fell off when she tried and smashed her head on the pavement and she is warning other families to be careful. >> if you were on it for 10 minutes, 20 minutes, kids need to wear a helmet because what happened to me can happen to anyone. >> daniel: she is okay but had to spend fight hours on the er. we talked to another whose daughter fell face first. >>> a pretty clear. she went into a store and jumped children's clothesing into her bag until it was full. when she was finished she left and came back for more. police are hoping that someone will recognize her from this picture. >>> last 20 years, there has been one constant in the legendary rivalry between the tonight, kobe bryant wil

he had to cancel his town hall in peterborough. it is rescheduled for a later date. his opponent ohio governor john kasich was able to make kasich was able to make it to the granite state and he held events in nashua and keene. >>> a friend of convicted killer aaron hernandez lose as bid to dismiss a murder charge against him. a judge denied the motion to dismiss of carlostiz and charged with murder in the 2013 another man ernest wallace was charged in lloyd's murder. the former patriot is also awaiting trial for a 2012 double murder in boston. >>> just coming up on 5:16 this morning. a recall on popular cookware this morning. macy's is recalling 120,000 martha stewart frying pans. covers on 8 and 10-inch pan can pop up and fly across the kitchen. three people have been hurt that way. anyone who has the pans should stop using them. customer can return them for store credit. >>> on friday women in california will be able to demand the same salary as male co-workers without the fear of being retaliated against. the strongest pay law in the nation. requires employers th

peterborough gets blasted by moderate rain and rain extends into the connecticut river valley out into massachusetts. the same rain that will be moving through to boston later this morning. >>> thousands of dollars of police evidence is missing this morning. after weeks of calls and e-mail e-mails, fox25 has confirmed that a veteran officer is under investigation. daniel miller is here with what we found out. >> daniel: sara >> daniel: sara, good morning. fox25 investigates has obtained an internal mail about the incident. at a 30-year veteran is now on paid administrative leave. they confirm he was in charge of the evidence and detail bureau. police chief ken ferguson sent a memo to all officers that reads the massachusetts attorney general's office is investigating the theft of money from the framingham evidence room. the town manager would not reveal any other details when we asked.spin can't confirm or deny that there is an investigation. you are aware of an eternal e-mail that i just had the opportunity to look at. >> daniel: the investigation happened when they were told to check

holding an event in peterborough this evening. that gets under way at 5:00 tonight. >>> and bush's visit to new hampshire comes on the heels of rival donald trump's stop there. fox25 was in nashua last night as insults were flying at trump's event. trump had some choice words for the publisher of the union leader newspaper after an editorial referred to the gop front runner as a bully. trump fought back referring to the publisher as a low life and sleaze bag. supporters tell fox25 that trump's no filter attitude is what attracts them to the candidate. >> he is honest. he tell it is like it is and he doesn't care doesn't care if he hurts people's feelings. he tells you what you want to know. >> sara: more drama, protesters being escorted out calling trump a faceist. the next campaign stump will be in iowa. i want to take you on a tour of the road and some 9 the road and some the issues i am closely watching. a live look with radar on and all of the bright colors are where we are seeing slippery, slick conditions. of course shiri an

he heads to peterborough and hillary clinton is looking to close the gap in new hampshire making stops in portsmouth and berlin on tuesday. are remembering a man who had a huge impact on the team's world series dreams in 1986. announcer: to left field. deep and down he goes and he's back. it's gone! dave "hendu" henderson hit that just one strike from elimination. he died of a massive heart attack yesterday. henderson played just two seasons in boston, but as red sox president sam kennedy said, he was always "one of us." feel. sickened by it. erika: peyton manning not mincing words when it comes to allegations he obtained performance-enhancing drugs. the broncos q.b. went on to call the al jazeera report, quote, "completely fabricated, complete trash" and "garbage." the report is based on secret recordings made by a former intern at an indianapolis ant-aging institute. that intern now says the allegations about manning and others were made up. this morning patriots nation is still talking about this-- a winning coin toss that ended in a loss for the pats. and that wasn't the only loss