ray? ray: offices say it was a tip from the landlord that led them to the apartment where they found the abandoned dog. they say the dog was so sick its fir so matted they couldn't see its face. >> this is the most severe one that i've seen. officers who have been here a while, this is the most severe one they've seen as well. ray: the detective hads been in law enforcement for nine years. he's never seen an animal cruelty case this bad. the rockingham road landlord called police saying the tenants, 36-year-old jada demas, and 30-year-old jennifer moscardini, had abandoned their apartment and left their two to three-year-old shih tzu behind. they were greeted by a horrible smell. they found fleas, filth, and a barely recognizable dog bumping to eat small objects on the fur. >> the fur on the feet and paw area was lifted up and pulled in to its claws and wrapped around. it couldn't walk on the paws. it was walking on the bones. ray: the dog was rushed to the hospital where it was diagnosed with several conditions, including a skin mass on the forehead, dislocated kneecaps, and a lame hind legs. the dog had severe ear infections and it caused it to go blind and deaf. the shih tzu may have weeks. after they called the women, they turned themselves in. they are facing charges, animals. >> if you are not capable of

ray: the chief says if you want to start a fire, use paper, never an accelerant. reporting live in goffstown, ray brewer, wmur news 9 at noon news 9. sean: this noon, a fire was started by careless disposal of smoking materials. they were called to carlene drive. this serves as a reminder to use caution and properly dispose of smoking materials. the sun is out, and much of the state is seeing temperatures in the 30' s or so. here is a live look in portsmouth, just above freezing, 34 degrees. tonight, some snow is expected to move in. meteorologist hayley lapoint is with us. hayley: it is beautiful right now, but the clouds are on their way. you can see them entering lebanon, hannover at the moment, and eventually they will spread across the state. look at the west, rochester, syracuse, new york, a line of snow. it is making a beeline toward us. behind that line, there is more snow and even rain showers that will move through on our saturday. temperatures in the 30' s now concord, manchester, 30 degrees in whitefield. for the rest of the afternoon, we will climb to the mid-and even upper-30' s was

wmur' s ray brewer is live at mcintyre ski area with some of the people braving the cold. good afternoon, ray. ray: no doubt about it, conditions are improving. when i got up this morning, the temperature was eight degrees below zero. now the temperature is all the way into the teens. >> just unusually cold. ray: aaa crews were kept scrambling, as across northern new england temperatures dipped below zero. the company says they got more steve smith was one of them, the cold forcing him to change his plans. central high school, i' for students there, and i wasn' t able to make it. ray: plumbing and heating specialists are also fielding a lot of calls. russ small says they' ve had more than 50 this morning, including this one from a shelter. >> you can see this things running -- just no heat. ray: small says that a lot of people are in the same situation, and the problem can >> it' s not a common denominator, some are broken, some are frozen, you know you it' s a lot of different stuff it could be. ray: if your pipes do freeze, small says the best way to deal with them is heat them up gradually. >>

ray: blanchett's bail is set at $100,000. since this was an indictment and not an arrest, authorities do not release the mug shot to the media. reporting live in laconia, ray brewer,wmur news 9. sean: thanks. the superintendent says a supposed threat that unfounded. some students and their parents signed a petition alleging that another student threatened to do something violent on graduation day. they believe that student was allowed to stay in school. the superintendent says they did investigate. after numerous interviews with students, including the determined it was all a rumor. >> we had 100 students absent. that's why we called the police immediately and thoroughly investigated the threat. we couldn't substantiate anything. >> the kids did what they had to do. they spoke up and talked to us. it was a good working relationship and environment over there. sean: an alert was sent to parents to let them know about the investigations and findings. erin: you should be prepared for long delays. amtrak is keeping all of the trains out of south station. workers have been trying to fix the problem leaving many passengers frustrated. >> this is disgraceful. the

ray ray money dihas the story. >> an autopsy is being conducted he died unexpectedly while on a hunting trip in west texas and this morning his jurist legacy will forever be remembered. >> by far the most conservative jurist on the supreme court-pe influenced a generation of you judges, lawyers and students and profoundly shaped the legal landscape. >> put your left hand on the baseball. >> scalia, nominated by ronald reagan in 1986, serving 30 years on the bench, known to many as the anchor of the conservative wing of the supreme court, he will forever be remembered for his strict interpretation and staunch defense of the constitution. republican presidential candidates reacting during saturday night's debate. >> this is a tremendous blow to conservativism and a tree blow, frankly, to our country. >> he will go down as one of the great justices in the history of this republic. >> the longest serving justice on the current united states supreme court died in his sleep of natural causes. half staff outside the supreme court to honor scalia. this is as a political battle brews over who will replace him. the president says he will fulfill his constitutional responsibility to nominate. senate republicans threatening not to confirm an obama nominee. reaction on both sides of the aisle. >> i believe the president should not move forward and i think that we ought to let the next president of the united states decide. >> the president has a responsibility to nominate a new justice and the senate has a responsibility to vote. >> reporter: as the controversy continues az to who exactly will replace associate justice scalia, we do know that scalia is mourned by his wife, maureen, and nine children. he was 79 years old and died just three weeks shy of his 80th birthday. ray ray mostly sunny money di, abc news. scalia was a scon to reasonable topic in greenville. today we are 6 days away from the voters going to the polls, darren botelho recaps how the remaining six republican rivals faced off. >> reporter: saturday night's debate started with six soft spoken candidates but ended with many of them in a quarrel. >> please join us in the candidates on our stage in a moment of silence for justice antonin scalia. >> that moment of silence was soon followed by the candidates mourning the loss of gist tis scalia. >> this is a tremendous blow to conservative and to our country. >> but the somber atmosphere was short lived. if i could answer a -- i just want to get the facts straight. following questions about justice scalia, it turned ugly looking at foreign policy. if you listen to him and listen to some of the folks i have been listening to, that's why we have been in the middle east for 15 years. building a reality t.v. show, my brother was building a securit

ray brewer live from the county jail with the deputies indictment. good morning, ray. ray: good morning. 37-year-old ernest blanchett waking up behind bars after authorities say he was involved in alleged sexual assaults that involved at least five inmates. >> it is particularly disappointing when you have someone in the position of trust and authority. they are supposed to be protecting the public. ray: the former sheriffs deputy was indicted on nine counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault and one count of felonious sexual assault. the cases involve five victim. all of them inmates. blanchett is accuse the of assaulting those inmates while transporting them to or facilities. >> the allegation is during the time he was transporting the individuals, he engaged in sexual contact with two of them. specifically we're alleging that he engaged in sexual intercourse with two separate female transports. ray: in three other cases, blanchett is accuse of the coercing and watching the inmates have sex with each other. he is now facing five different trials. >> inmates are peopl

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ray. ray: good morning. police telling us there is no definitive link between the break-in here at wicked weapons in hooksett and the break-in down in tyngsborough, massachusetts. on february 3, two suspects were caught on surveillance forcing their way inside wicked weaponry in hooksett. once inside, they smashed a display case and took off with four guns. early monday morning, another gunshot was hit in tyngsborough , massachusetts. >> the police were here in minutes. apparently, these people are in ray: while the surveillance system at hitman firearms was not working, the police say there are similarities to the break-in in hooksett. >> very similar mo. the same type of firearms were stolen. ray: wicked weaponry owner hopes that they could lead to more arrests. >> it is upsetting, but that being said, there is the potential for them to get caught . there is more evidence and more to go on. ray: he has posted every minute of his surveillance video on youtube in hopes that someone can identify the suspects. a total of four handguns were stolen from the shop in tyngsborough, meaning there were eight stolen weapons now on the street. reporting live, ray brewer. erin:/ / -- for dozensof delta passengers diverted twice. a flight bound for jfk in new york left the dominican republic, but was diverted to manchester because of poor weather. 150 passengers stayed overnight and were supposed to fly to new york on tuesday afternoon. that flight was diverted and hand to lend -- had to land in bo

ray: today three candidate will be campaigning in new hampshire rather than iowa. john kasich making stops in rochester, portsmouth, and loudon. after the iowa caucuses candidates will be making their way here. in the studio, ray brewer. erin: all right. thank you. two stores in manchester were forced to evacuate yesterday. for thes say they were called to modell's sporting goods after workers reported smelling gas. firefighters found above average levels of carbon monoxide in the stores. they evacuated them for an hour to ventilate. officials believe that a demolition crew at the former michael's location next door was not properly exhausting their power equipment causing diesel and carbon monoxide to leak in to both of the stores. sean: a chair lift accident sent two people in the hospital yesterday. the keene fire department says a pair of ski lift chairs collided, leaving two people trapped. crews were able to rescue them and get them down the mountain. they were both taken to the hospital for evaluation. five other people had to be helped off of the the fire department told granite gorge not to operate the lift until it can be inspected. erin: they are on a proposal to launch a bobcat season for the first

we want to check in with ray brewer live along 101 in epping watching the roads. what are you seeing out there, ray? ray: it appears the switchover has question again in epping. even though we're still at 37 degrees, you may be able to tell now we're getting some snowflakes along with the rain that we've had since about 3:00 this morning. snow covered yet by any stretch. they are wet. you are going to want to allow some extra time. in other parts of the state, it is falling now as all snow. that's going to impact the morning commute. sean: thanks. we'll continue to keep an eye on that. an interesting piece of art you have to see to believe. the sculpture walks around on its own. now time for the u local hot shots. this is 3-year-old nolan doing the crab fishing with his dad. join the thousands of members by there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality hea

here' s wmur' s ray brewer. ray: it was back on december 16, according to police captain when the 81-year-old nun struck a kohl' s and plaistow. damage to the vehicles was woman driver of the other vehicle got out to exchange drove away. the woman was able to copy her license plate and the police tracked her down. however, the sister hat -- been involved and continued that denial. an arrest warrant for the nun sister dumont was released on bail. she is scheduled to be arraigned here on april 4. jamie: right now, traffic is down to one lane on bypass 28 in derry. crews are fixing a broken telephone pole and wires after a van crashed into it early this morning. no one was hurt. and a child is expected to be ok after getting hit by a car in somersworth. the accident happened in the area of high street yesterday afternoon. firefighters took the child to the hospital. for two men wanted in connection with an assault in manchester. a 21-year-old man told police that a group of men attacked him inside an apartment on lake

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here is ray brewer. ray: the first break-in happened that wicked weaponry in hooksett. surveillance video shows two men breaking inside and smashing a and grabbing guns. there was a very similar crime at hitman firearms in tyngsborough. there are similarities between the crimes. erin: crews worked into the night repairing your water main break on heater road in lebanon. sean: more than 150 delta airlines passengers are finally in new york after their flight from the dominican republic was diverted twice, once to manchester and then to boston. erin: fish and game officials are scheduling a vote on a controversial proposal to relaunch a bobcat hunting and trapping season in new hampshire. kevin: hunt and trap bigfoot. sean: a hunting season for bigfoot. kevin: we are looking at temperatures continuing to make their way back above freezing. cooler air for the end of the week and then warming up over the weekend after the chance of light snow early on that are day. sean: big swells early. erin: beautiful. will talk about a dangerous trend involving adderall. the number of p

ray x-ray, how do you do that tall, but she's rather large. the reason they know she has arthritis is she's reluctant to extend her foot like that. so they have to get her to put her foot on something to take the x-ray. actually, it is easy. because once they set it up, she easily puts her foot on it. >> she's a better patient than most humans. >> that's the x-ray pad. okay, cool. then they put the radiograph over it. they inject her with a substance to better see what's going on but they are able to treat her and check to see if it spreads or if it progresses. >>> this basically says it boils down to cat ownership in one short video. [ bleep ]. >> i have a cat door that he can come in. but nope, he wants to come in the door. >> so the cat here has its own kitty-cat door, but kitty-cat wants to use the human door. >> and he's going to get it. >> no, because he's a cat. come on in. [ bleep ]. >> so after all that it doesn't want to come in. >> mind games they are playing with us, these cats. they are just trying to drive us crazy. now this was actually posted to twitter but bernie burns. he's been competing in the amazing race at the moment. but from the whole youtube borrowed video site, he's known

ray brewer joins us live in durham with the debate is ray: the debate between the two democratic front runners scheduled to get underway at the johnson theater tonight at unh. last night, sanders and hillary clinton took part in a town hall . sanders mentioned which republican he would like to run against if he wins the nomination. >> frankly, i' m prejudiced, i want trump to win the republican nomination and i would love the opportunity to run against him. ray: in the second hour, it was hillary clinton' s turn to address the crowd. country. they want to rig the economy so they continue to get richer and richer. ray: tonight' s debate, the latest poll shows that bernie sanders is maintaining a big lead over hillary clinton in new hampshire. what this means heading into the primary. >> i do think they would like it to be close. it is all about exceeding expectations. anything short of a big victory for sanders may be seen of falling expectations -- short of expectations. ray: the debate is live tonight on msnbc. reporting live, ray brewer. sean: thanks. marco rubio held a town hall meeting in dover last night. he noted the record turnout in iowa and the high ratings during the presidential debates. the answer is because you know this is not a normal election. this is not a regular election year. this is a referendum on our identity. of country is america going to ray: erin: jeb bush has been busy on the campaign trail during a town hall in l

ray shyla bryant is on the fence : between. >> donald trump and chris christie. ray: her husband bob is trying to sway her to the side of the republican front-runner, donald trump. >> she' s pretty independent. she does what she wants. ray some undecided voters told : us they know what they are looking for in a candidate they' re just struggling to decide which one best fits their criteria for commander-in-chief. >> i' m looking for someone who is going to be good on foreign policy and is going to be a good leader and who knows his or her not just trying to fake it. ray: the outcome of this primary will be about who can get their supporters to the polls. it appears there will be a lot of those supporters out there. reporting live, ray brewer. erin: thank you. donald trump will wrap up his last full day with a rally at the verizon wireless arena. yesterday trump paid a visit to plymouth state university where he delivered what he admits was an unusual message to voters. politicians say its not important who you vote for, i i feel differently. if you are not going to vote for ok? i don' t need your money, i need your vote. erin: trump' s sons don junior and eric will also be at several campaign events today. the pre-prima

ray brewer is also keeping an eye on the road conditions for us. erin: he's not wearing slippers. he's wearing boots. i see, ray, things have done the changeover. you are seeing snow now. ray: we've seen the change over about the last 20 minutes here. we've been able to ditch the umbrella. it is still pretty warm here. 37 degrees. no gloves here. you can see a motorist has stopped. traffic is moving here on 101. we have seen a couple of plows go by. there's nothing accumulating just yet. they are putting down some salt and sand just in anticipation of the fact that there may be some icy spots later on as the ground beginning to chill. for right now traffic is moving. the speed limit is still there for the most part. although in some of the spots, it is tricky. you do want to allow for some extra time. reporting live in epping , ray brewer. erin: thank you. bernie sanders and in the respective corners after the debate. the republicans are set to face off this weekend. nikole killion with the latest, including highlights from the heated debate last night. reporter: hillary clinton and bernie sanedders turned up the lead in the sharpest exchange yet in a debate on msnbc. >> s

ray: in derry, ray brewer, wmur news 9. josh: we have breaking news coming out of arizona at this hour. officials say two teenagers have been shot at a heist all in the -- at a high school in the phoenix of suburb of glendale. surrounding streets have been closed, and the school remains on lockdown. we are also following breaking news out of austin this noon where there has been and at boston this noon where there has been a police officer-involved shooting. a very large crime scene at this hour stretches for several blocks. police are going door-to-door. they' conference mid-dorchester neighborhood where it happened. we will keep you posted. deadly and bizarre accident on i-93. a woman was killed after an airborne manhole cover hit her car on the southside of the highway. went airborne, and struck the driver side. the victim' released. passengers on a logan flight bound for tampa have finally a van crashed into the plane as it was parked at the gate. >> we do have aircraft damage. this airplane is not going anywhere for a

ray brewer also keeping an eye erin: he joins us live a long i-93 in sanbornton. how was your ride this morning? ray: it was slow going. you can see some of these cars going by. there is still some snow on the roadways. we have seen a lot of plows out on 93 southbound. we are not having much of anything -- a little bit of light freezing rain falling. look at the ice that has formed on the windshield wipers right now. that is going to be one of the problems you are going to encounter. allow some time to clear your windshield wipers. once you get to your destination, there is a good bet that your parking lot or sidewalks are going to be icy or slippery. you are going to want to allow a lot of extra time. speed limits here are down to 45 causing problems for some airline passengers. dominican republic to new york had to be diverted to manchester last night. the weather in new york city was likely the reason. manchester was the fastest solution. the airline had problems landing planes at jfk all monday due to the weather. since manchester does not have officials had to be brought into portland -- from portland, maine. the passengers had to wait on the plane until the officials arrived. the passengers are expected to board another flight to jfk later today. erin: dozens of schools and daycares our opening late or staying closed today. pollard elementary in plaistow will be closed after a burst height flooded the building -- pipe flooded the building 4-5 inches of water filled the hallways and the main office as students were arriving for the day. >> all of a sudden, we heard train roaring. water came flying everywhere. >> we have had failed boilers. expect the unexpected. this is unique. ray: 400 students were evacuated to the baptist church next door. they will do online lessons from home today. the flooding destroyed the s fire panel. sean: a burst pipe is also school. a sprinkler burst and put the gym and three hallways under a couple of inches of water. fortunately, students are on vacation this week. erin: authorities are asking for into an infant death in manchester. a three-week-old baby girl was found dead in an apartment at 341 kimball street in october. the baby was living there with her mother, 30-year-old stephanie camelo. an autopsy and toxicology report have been completed. investigators are asking people who live in that area and who may have information to please give a call to manchester police. sean: a seabrook man accused of causing a serious crash in hampton while allegedly driving drunk is facing a judge today. police arrested 52-year-old duane l' italian following an accident. the other driver suffered serious injuries. besides alcohol, police believ

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ray raimundi, ray, thanks so much. >>> trump found himself stumbling for the right words when he was confronted about the war in iraq. the republican front-runner has made his opposition of that war a cornerstone of his campaign. but in a newly uncovered interview with howard stern from 2002 trump said he supported the invasion when he was asked about that statement last night, trump claimed that he didn't remember the interview. >> it was probably the first time i was asked about it. was against it and shortly thereafter i was really against it. >> trump also refused to say whether he thought president george w. bush was lying when he said that iraq had weapons of mass destruction, a charge he leveled at the last republican debate. >>> and one touching moment on the trail. ohio governor john kasich giving a long hug to a college student who cold kasich he gave him hope. brett smith said a friend had recently committed suicide. his parents divorced and his dad lost his job. kasich told the young man the lord will give you strength, i promise. >> very unusual moment and touching one there. >>> in washington, d.c. a final farewell begins today for the late supreme court justice antonin scalia. his body will lie in repose in the great hall of the supreme court. he died on saturday during a trip to texas. president obama and the first lady will pay their respects at the court this afternoon. and vice president joe biden will attend scalia's funeral has no interest in replacing the justice. the vice president said he has no desire to sit on the high court even if he was asked but he also said, you never tell a president for certain you wouldn't do anything. the vice president also criticized republicans for saying the president should not nominate a replacement. >>> the u.s. has hit north korea with more sanctions because of its nuclear program. president obama is quietly signing the punitive measure overwhelmingly approved by congress last week. it comes as the u.s. and china are in delicate negotiations over new u.n. sanctions. one senate sponsor of the u.s. measure hopes that china will notice the strong support for sanctions. >>> back here at home more than two months after the terror attacks in san bernardino, the fbi tells abc news it's still not ruling out the possibility that a third militant was at that scene. the agency is also still looking for a hard drive that was used by the shooters. agents searched the home of syed farook's brother. boxes and a computer and other items were removed. the fbi does have syed farook's iphone but they can't get any information out of it. the data on it encrypted and apple remains firm in refusing to unlock it despite that court order. well, now google, facebook, twitter and microsoft all say unlocking the phone for the fbi might set a precedent for other cases. >>> well, there are more than two dozen grass fires burning in eastern oklahoma. that's the most in years. officials say numerous homes were lost. but they don't know how many. the city of tulsa has been filled with smoke from the fires. firefighters are using helicopters to dump water on the fires and officials say that the fires are not as intense now. >>> well, more dramatic video as a huge brush fire near kansas city creates a fire tornado. the fire is on prison property but it has closed a highway there. firefighters believe it was started by a lawn mower. so far it has consumed about 1,500 acres. no homes are threatened at this time. >>> okay, so it has rained every day for the past eight days in the pacific northwest and as you can see on the radar there, it's not going to change before the weekend is over. the latest storm will also drop another 6 to 1 inches of fresh snow on the cascade mountains. >>> elsewhere it'll feel like spring in the midwest and south with incredibly warm temperatures for this time of year but strong winds will increase the dangers of more brush fires but it will be chilly in the northeast. >>> well, coming up, the alert for commuters, thousands of bridges in serious need of repair. >>> and some video, tough for land lovers to watch, a boat in trouble or is it really? we'll explain. >>> but first pothole protection. the tire-saving technology coming to a popular american >>> okay, so the arrow there is apparently pointing to what nasa says is a giant galaxy containing one of the largest black holes ever observed. the picture was taken by the hubble space telescope. the black hole is said to have 21 billion times the mass of our sun. >>> well, a massive natural gas leak that sickened and displaced residents of a los angeles neighborhood for months has been plugged and now the clock is ticking for the thousands who fled the knoxous fumes to return home but despite assurances that the air quality is safe many residents are not so sure. some are fearful poisonous chemicals may have settled in their homes. >>> a new study finds more than 58,000 of the nation's bridges are in repair. placed end to end they would span from new york down to miami and include some of the most like the brooklyn bridge, memorial bridge in washington, d.c. and the 250 most heavily traveled bridges were all built before 1970. >>> we do have a correction to make this morning. earlier this week in a story about the carrier company moving hundreds of jobs to mexico, we incorrectly characterized the company's reason for doing so. we said that carrier claimed it never got government stimulus money. it was promised. carrier never made that statement. instead the company said it will not be claiming a tax credit for which it is eligible. we regret the error. >>> a big reveal being made by one of the companies offering flights into space. a time lapse of the making of what virgin galactic calls its new spaceship 2. the first spaceship 2 destroyed during a test flight which killed one of the pilots. ground testing of the new ship starts soon and that will be followed by test flights. >>> here's something cool. you know this winter is wilder than usual freeze and thaw cycle well, just in time for more to expand its pothole protection system to mainstream model. the v6 sport addition of its new ford fusion, the car knows when there is a pothole and keeps the wheel from falling into it. okay. and it never hits the ping-pong balls in tests. >> okay. interesting test. >> that is kind of cool. sails over. >> you like that. >> yeah. >>> the latest news overnight regarding the pearl harbor chopper crash. how bystanders jumped into action to rescue the victims. >>> plus, a stair scary scene on board a school bus. the close call with a train. aches, and chills, mom knows it needs a big solution: an antiviral. don't kid around with the flu, call your doctor within the first 48 hours of symptoms and ask about prescription tamiflu. attack the flu virus at its source with tamiflu, an antiviral that helps stop r it from spreading in the body. r tamiflu in liquid form is fda approved to treat the flu in people two weeks of age and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have serious health conditions, or take other medicines. if you develop an allergic reaction, a severe rash, or signs of unusual behavior, stop taking tamiflu and call your doctor immediately. children and adolescents in particular may be at an increased risk of seizures, confusion, or abnormal behavior. the most common side effects are mild to moderate nausea and vomiting. anti-flu? 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. >> ray raimundi, ray, thanks so much. >>> trump found himself stumbling for the right words when he was confronted about the war in iraq. the republican front-runner has made his opposition of that war a cornerstone of his campaign. but in a newly uncovered interview with howard stern from 2002 trump said he supported the invasion when he was asked about that statement last night, trump claimed that he didn't remember the interview. >> it was probably the first time i was asked about it. by the time the war started, i was against it and shortly thereafter i was really against it. >> trump also refused to say whether he thought president george w. bush was lying when he said that iraq had weapons of leveled at the last republican debate. >>> and one touching moment on the trail. ohio governor john kasich giving a long hug to a college student who cold kasich he gave him hope. brett smith said a friend had recently committed suicide. his parents divorced and his dad lost his job. kasich told the young man the lord will give you strength, i promise. >> very unusual moment and touching

they are supposed to be setting a trial date for ray tensing's trial. >> rob: we do not see ray tensing. will ray tensing appear before could make the decision on when his murder and involuntary manslaughter trial could start. >> kara: last time he was supposed to be in court, his attorney appeared on his behalf and that could happen again today. >> rob: this all started over a routine traffic stop that happened off the campus of the university of cincinnati. >> frank: teen was a uc police officer. he pulled over sam dubose for not having a front license plate. you see sam dubose in the video captured by his body camera. the prosecutor looked at this video and decided tensing's account of what happened was not factually accurate.>> kara: an independent investigation that was released by the university of cincinnati back in september stated the fatal shooting was not department's policy. >> rob: this is what happened after the shots were fired. you can see the car pulled over on the side. that is the car sam dubose was in. after the shots were fired, the car ended up at the bottom of the hill. ray

reporting live in dover, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: all right, ray, thank you. today, a keene man is due in court on a sexual assault charge. michael lang is accused of sexually assaulting a child under the age of 13. officials say additional charges are anticipated as the investigation continues. officers were called to an apartment at 8:45 last night and found a 24-year-old man injured. the victim told police a group apartment and took some of this stuff. he was taken to the hospital injuries. day. charges against comedian bill cosby? virus. experts say the virus can be spread not just through mosquitoes. kevin: we have the rain for a less than ideal evening commute, and from there, we are cooler for the next two days. a new pattern that sets up coming up. erin: in cook' s corner today, we dream. it is called seafood sophia, and includes lobster, sure, and it a erin: a decision to throw out criminal charges against bill cosby cod as early yesterday. me -- could come as early as today. testified yesterday that he agreed to not prosecute cause be, but the curren

here's ray brewer. ray: it was just before 2:00 yesterday afternoon when the cars got stuck. cannon officials say there was a problem with the service brake. there were 48 people on board. officials say it could take a couple of days to make all of the necessary repairs. erin: an hour's long standoff in farmington came to an end early this morning. the situation started at about 11:30. we're told the scene was morning. sean: we could learn more details about an assault that left a man with life threatening injuries. it happened early saturday morning. there's no word on the victim's condition. police say a suspect, 22-year-old hunter pescinski, has been charged with first-degree assault. erin: several schools are starting late. you can see a list of the delays along the bottom of the screen or on the web site at wmur.com. kevin: it is another cold start to the day. that sunrising this temperatures back. they will rise later tonight and eventually tomorrow be up in to the 50 in a couple of southern locations. that means any light snow that develops goes over to a wintry mix an

ray brewer is live in derry where hillary clinton and bernie sanders will share the stage tonight. ray: that' s right, originally the town hall was planned to include hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and maryland governor martin o' malley. he dropped out after his poor showing in the iowa caucuses. both sanders and clinton spent yesterday at events in new hampshire. they have get out the vote rallies today. even though clinton is claiming a narrow victory in iowa, sanders says he is not accepting defeat, claiming that some of the caucus votes may be up for reconsideration. the polls show sanders with a double-digit lead in new >> we show that working people, lower income people, and young people are prepared to stand up and fight for fundamental changes in the way politics and economics is done in america. >> i' m going to campaign as hard as i possibly can to make my case to the granite staters about what i intend to do and the kind of results i will produce for people. ray: sanders says if voter turnout is high on tuesday, he expects to score a big win in new hampshire. tonight' s town hall airing live reporting live, ray brewer. after a second-place finish in iowa, donald trump is trying to regain momentum in new hampshire. during a rally, he picked up the endorsement of former senator scott brown. the republican front-runner is trying to explain the results >> i think that we did very well. i did not expect to do so well. one poll came out that had us build up a false expectation for some people. sean: he is headed to little rock, arkansas today. not hurt his chances in new hampshire. erin: fresh off his third-place three town hall meetings planned in new hampshire today. he said republicans cannot afford to lose this presidential election. he deflected the notion that he is the establishment choice. >> i' m not the establishment candidate. i' ve had $40 million of establishment money spent attacking me. i got to the u.s. senate running against the es

county @officials are starting to work @on their pitch to the tampa bay @rays hope @rays hoping to entice them to @move across the ray. @the two sides sat down for the @first time yes laying out their @visions for their potential @stadium site. @the rays want their new home 20 @acres accessible to major roads. @close to existing and future @mass transit operations. @pinellas county leaders are @expected to make their pitch @some time in the next six months @some time in the next six @months. @>>> and downtown spwraid getting @ready for more than 80,000 @people for this weekend's boat @regatta. @this isn't just your typical @boat either. @you can see why. @it belongs to the power boat @super league racing team. @the fastest inland boats on the @about 10:00 this morning. @a little less than four hours at @the bradenton river walk. @those boats are flying, lindsay, @and i expect it to be nice and @cold out there this morning. @>> lindsay: chilly for the @boaters and anyone watching and @today is the better voting day @of this weekend because tomorrow @windy. @waves are building as well. @what is building is the cloud @c

rays. last month, the rays put in about one *thousand volunteer hours to help build a new habitat for humanity home in south st. pete. and today... it's finally move-in day . rays manager kevin cash will present the house keys to the new residents this afternoon. 3 an early valentine's present tonight... for classical music fans. legendary tenor "andrea bocelli" is belting out some amazing notes, at the amalie arena in downtown tampa. he will sing classics... along with new music from his latest album, cinema... which includes hit songs from hollywood movies... like moon river, and cheek to cheek. tickets *start at 75 dollars a 3 person. the show starts at 3 3 ((//2shot)) toss to dave... 3 3 3 3 ((vanessa toss to shayla.... 3 3 3

we start with ray brewer. ray: much of that precipitation in sanbornton is now stopped. you can see the plow working to clear the area. clouds of been working hard the speed limit is down to 45 miles per hour. allow yourself extra time. erin: a flight heading from the dominican republic to new york had to be diverted to manchester due to the weather last night. since manchester does not have international flights, customs officials had to be brought in from portland, maine, meeting passengers had to wait for hours before they could get through. those passengers are expected to board a flight to jfk later today. sean: hundreds of schools or daycares are opening late were staying closed today. pollard elementary school in plast out be closed after a burst pipe flooded the building yesterday. kevin: starting off early this morning with the last of the more organized wintry mix making its way through the north country. it was a general 2-4 inches of accumulation through the overnight hours, but now we are down to freezing rain, sleet, and freezing drizzle. we will continue t

rays got in >> well, rays got a quick practice in before heading up afternoon. kevin cash really got this team on a tight schedule because he knows the games are coming quickly. the rays also have some new rule changes to start with, starting with the new slide rule, those rolling block slides are no longer allowed. remember taking out mets reuben tehada. this is one i really like. managers and coaches will have just 30 seconds to visit to the mound and they are also trimming broadcast breaks by 20 seconds. last year's rules sped up the games by an average of 20 seconds. it's going to be a lot better. jake lorizi tells us it's a change for the better. >> people going out there just really find a problem with that because usually if you have to talk something more than 30 seconds something isn't going good anyways. if you go out there to talk to slow the game down i think it's trying to eliminate that. >> led by 1, six minutes in the first half then the tigers go on a stare. antonio, then florida's going to turn it over right there, lsu flexes hard right there their muscles. look who's hustling back there. double digit mark by ben gibson, scoring ten points in the fina

rays? ptoday rays representatives will pbe in tampa to discuss where to pbuild a new stadium. plast month the city of st. pete pgave the team permission to pay pfor new stadium sites in phillsborough county and in a pcouple of hours, hillsborough pcounty leaders along with mayor pbuckhorn will make their pitch. p>>russell: they discussed a few poptions. palcides segui is live in pdowntown tampa. pit's been in the works for pawhile, right? p>>russell: yeah. pthis has been in the works for pcome. pbay rays. pthey're meeting with the tampa pmayor buckhorn as well as phillsborough county commissioner pand several business owners in pthe area. pthey're meeting here at 8:30 pthis morning at the rays' tampa poffice in downtown tampa. pthere's a lot it talk about. pwhere is a possible new stadium pgoing in hillsborough county? phow much will it cost? pis it a go ahead idea to build pit in hillsborough county or pbuild it in st. pete? pa wish list, if you will, was preleased by the tampa bay rays pand here is what they are plooking for. p20 acres, at least 20 acre $ pwhat they're noting, accessible pto major roadways and population pcenters as well as close to pexisting and future mass transit poptions. pthey envision an environment pwhere you can come early and pstay late. pleadership wants to do that in pfirst analyze the strengths and pweaknesses. pkeep in mind that corporate pcustomers are a major priority pfor any sports franchise. pcorporate sales account for a plarge portion of ticket s

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ray brewer is live on elm street in manchester right now, and ray , it is certainly crunch time for the candidates. ray: it is, sean, both literally and figuratively, as reporters and voters are jockeying for position to hear the candidates and ask a question. in the early morning hours, fresh off a strong finish in iowa, democratic senator bernie sanders addressed a crowd of supporters. elizabeth was in the crowd. >> i stayed up watching the caucuses, i' m feeling the bern and has been since bernie sanders threw his hat in the ring and make -- in may. ray: people at the airport diner in manchester got a chance to coming off a strong third-place finish. i think he has what they call marcomentum in new hampshire. ray: they are giving granite staters that unique access. >> i met marco a year ago on the special election and marco came over and campaign with me and we had a great day that day. ray: in iowa, exit polls suggest many in the hawkeye state made up their minds at the last minute. polls show that here in new hampshire, many voters are still undecided. even as they make up their minds can even for

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