sean: thanks, ray. a henniker man is dead after a fiery crash on route 202 in his hometown. speeding when he suddenly merged car. both vehicles went off the road, but his truck rolled several times, hit a few trees, and caught fire. witnesses raced to help before emergency officials arrived. >> when i came up closer, i saw smoke and i saw a truck on its side. sean: gross was pronounced dead at the scene. erin: people from both sides of the aisle are criticizing donald trump after the republican presidential hopeful says he entering the u.s. he said it is a response to the level of hatred for americans. lana zak reports. lana: a stunning proposal from donald trump -- a ban of all muslims coming into america. donald trump: donald j trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. lana: republicans and democrats have come together in universal condemnation. chris christie called it ridiculous. in a rare move, the republican shares of three major campaign states all

sean: thanks. new hampshire is likely getting more money from the federal government to help deal with the federal spending plan is approved. erin: hundreds of people have already died from drug overdoses in the granite state already this year. ray: the funding is contained in the new budget bill that is expected to pass congress. 342 people have died this year from drug overdoses, half of those cases involving fentanyl. that is already higher from the total last year and 73 cases are still pending toxicology reports. help is on the way. there could be a $91 million increase in funding for programs fighting opioid abuse. >> resources for prevention, treatment, and local-based solutions. >> it is a very good start. it is not all that we need to do. but it is a down payment on recognizing the challenge we are facing. ray: it is not clear how much money new hampshire would get. we did try to speak with the state' s drug czar, but he was not available for comment. erin: a middleton man accused of sexua

sean: i' m sean mcdonald. we will have the latest out of california in just a moment, but first, let' s talk about a miserable day. erin: and foggy this morning. kevin: and very changeable skies for us. up north, snow developing this morning could lead to 1-3 inches of accumulation. central and southern areas, early clouds giving way to partial sunshine. a west to northwesterly breeze today will guest of 235 -- gust up to 35 miles per hour. much more in just a bit. s take a look at your morning ride. we are joined live right -- by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. deb: good thursday morning. we are going to start off with some problems on interstate 89 northbound. a tractor-trailer has jackknifed trying to avoid a deer and the fuel tank ruptured, so crews are trying to get that cleaned up. we are also seeing road closures on 93 south in the concord area. they are removing the old bridge and you will be detoured back onto the highway around the 89 merge. if you are commuting into boston right now, all major roads in m

sean: i' m sean mcdonald. a little bit of rainfall overnight. still pretty mild. kevin: it most certainly is. this is the beginning of another warming trend that goes through monday. we start off with scattered shower activity. there are going to be somewhat highways. up north, temperatures are near the freezing mark. until lunchtime, there could be freezing drizzle in a couple northern spots. 25 atop mount washington. s s. much more on your forecast let' s take a look at your thursday morning ride. we' re joined live by 95.7 wzid' deb: good morning. right now, 93 is a good ride through the state of new hampshire. the roads are wet. we do need to watch for some icy spots. 293 is moving well down into manchester. the everett turnpike, 101, and 111 are moving well. all major roads in massachusetts are up to speed. this report being brought to you by peters honda, kia, and nissan of nashua. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: we start with breaking news from the town of unity where firefighters are battling a two-alarm house fire on

sean: it is in. erin: the bruins scored an important win against their longtime rivals despite falling behind early. sean: changes are coming to the no child left behind program, >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. sean: good morning to you. it is thursday, the 10th of december. 37 degrees. a little bit of rainfall overnight. erin: we are going to take a look at how much rain may fall today after our tops tories. we begin with a story we continue to follow. breaking news in unity. crews are on the scene of a house fire that broke out this morning. an update ahead. the manchester-boston regional airport is issuing a policy. will hear the appeal of a man convicted of murdering a teenage girl decades ago. kevin: temperatures in the low and mid 40' s early this morning and in the upper 30' s up north. most of what we are seeing below 4000 feet is in the form of light rain. we will have a mostly cloudy sky and drier conditions for the afternoon. it will not take much to g

sean: star wars is back. episode 7. big smiles on their faces. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning, new hampshire. thanks for joining us on this friday. i'm erin fehlau. sean: good morning. one week from christmas. a lot of people wondering if all of the rain would have been snow how many we would have gotten. i think a lot. i'm just throwing it out. i'm saying people are wondering. kevin: i love the look. erin: how much? kevin: we have been working together far too long. one inch of rain to one foot of snow. that's the conversion most of the people. a lot of clouds initially. we should break it apart to sunshine. a lot of areas in to the afternoon with the cooler air. that will start coming in later this evening. highs in the 40's to near 50. changes coming up. we're joined live by deb davidson. good friday morning, deb. deb: good friday morning. that fog will show you down in the concord area on interstate 393 eastbound and westbound then again on 93 sou

sean: thanks. there is a growing effort to s police department completely and canterbury. erin: chief john laroche is on paid administrative leave after being accused of sexually assaulting a teenage girl 10 years ago. ray: residents packed the select board' s meeting last night as calling for the police the residents said they are presenting the petition is a wake-up call, hoping to push the board to have greater oversight of police department activities. board members say this is a good time to look at how the force is run, but they oppose getting rid of it. they say some people may not understand the full ramifications. >> i think some of the signatures may be on here is people are under the misimpression that there is coverage available to us full-time. >> it is apparent to me that there is no supervision in the department. they are not following the sop. ray: the chair of the select board says it is likely there will be new leadership in the police department very soon. the board says they wil

sean: thanks. the fbi continues its investigation in to the san bernardino shooting, president obama addressed the american public from the oval office in primetime. only the third time he's done so during his presidency. conveying in on the speech. here's lana zak in washington. president obama: the threat from terrorism is real. we will overcome it. we will destroy isil and any other organization that tries to harm us. our success won't depend on tough talk or abandoning our values or giving in to fear. reporter: in a rare primetime oval address speech, he spoke to the american public. president obama: i have no greater responsibility than the security of the american people. reporter: he outlineed the approach to fight isil. >> it is time to demonstrate the american people are united and committed to the fight. reporter: he urged legislation to prevent people on the watch list from buying a gun and allows tashfeen malik to enter. marco rubio said this was more of the same. >> nothing that happen

sean: wow. a teenage from massachusetts got the chance encounter of a lifetime at the celtics game on tuesday night. aaron miller lives with a form of cerebral palsy, but also has a big passion for basketball. his favorite player is lebron james. he was introduced as one of the celtics heroes among us the for tuesday' s game. lebron took time during the game to say hi to aaron and handed over his sneakers from the game afterward. >> i was talking to my friend and he tapped me on the shoulder and he goes, he is running toward you. it is lebron james. i almost melted on the parque. >> i saw his story>>. i was a part of him. i was showing my respect and they give him my shoes. sean: that' aaron was also wearing a special pair of sneakers that had been designed by james for those with disabilities. lebron also wears size 15 shoes. erin: i love how he said he' ll most melted on the floor. [laughter] erin: coming up, if you are heading out to dinner in boston, bring your own booze. new rules just got

sean? sean: let's switch to the republicans now. there's still fallout from their debate earlier this week. let's talk about that. ted cruz and marco rubio continue to tango which was a flash point during the debate. they've taken that fight on to the campaign trail. mike huckabee may be running in to trouble with his campaign. there's reports he has slashed the salaries of several of his senior staffers. sean: thank you. remember you can watch the democratic debate right here on wmur. coverage starts at 8:00 saturday night. erin: the vatican made a big announcement. pope francis signed off on the miracle needed to saint. she's receiving the catholic church's decades after her death at the age of 87. no date has been set for canonization. >>> it has been two reynolds disappeared. police thinks the family knows more than they are revealing. they think she's dead. they found blood in their home. the case remains active and open. it is the largest criminal investigation in maine state police history. sean: a close call for a woman in m

sean: i' m sean mcdonald. a foggy start to our thursday. for some parts of the state, they are going to see a little bit of snowfall. kevin: it depends on what region you are in for what you will catch today. fog burns off in southern areas. everyone is in on a westerly wind today. the potential of 1-3 inches of accumulation north of the white mountains into the afternoon and evening, while southern areas get the wind with increasing sunshine through the afternoon. we will have all the details on that coming up in just a bit. let' s take a look at your we' deb davidson. deb: good morning, kevin. police and crews are still on the scene of the crash on interstate 89 northbound -- a tractor-trailer jackknifed and the fuel tank split. you will be detoured on exit 15 in that area. we are seeing heavy fog on 393 in the concord area. also on 93 at the hooksett rest area. if you are commuting into massachusetts, there is heavy volume around the boston area on 93 south from exit 46 down to exit 36. this report being brought to you by peters honda, n

sean: good morning, everybody. thanks for waking up with us. m sean mcdonald. we had a lot of snow yesterday. that has moved on. lingering. kevin: we have some slick spots out there early this morning. a few areas have been seeing a couple of flurries, another couple drizzles. secondary roads could be slick. a lot of clouds around. temperatures running anywhere today from the 20' s to the lower half of the 30' s later on. we will have much more on the forecast in just a bit. let' s take a look at your morning ride. we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning. in some spots. crews are treating the roads continuously and they do say to be extra cautious on bridges and off ramps. we are seeing slick spots on secondary roads, as well. we are seeing pockets of heavy congestion on 293 at the 93 split and on 93 south past the hooksett tolls. this report is being brought to you by peter' s, nissan, and kia of nashua. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: we do start with a developing story out of wakefield, where one pe

sean: thanks. bars after a crime spree that started in the granite state earlier this month and ended in florida. police say derek kelly dragged a police officer with his truck while michael hilber was in the passenger seat. ray: that' s right. it was back on december 2nd that that happened. officers in deerfield pulled over that pickup truck being driven by kelly. he then took off, dragging the officer 20 feet into ongoing -- oncoming traffic. in the passenger seat was 29-year-old michael hilber of rochester. the pair then feld to florida -- fled to florida, where police believe they were involved in two robberies. hilber robbed a dollar general kelly was the getaway driver. >> he is following the people! >> i did lose my glasses in the process. >> these individuals made a mistake coming to hernando county. ray: police shot and killed hilber after he ran into the woods and allegedly threatened officers. kelley is being held without bond. sean: thanks. a man is in the hospital after he was struck b

sean: thanks. people across the state are digging out after yesterday' s storm dropped more than half a foot of snow in some areas. here is a live look at plymouth. this community and those north of it so the most of the storm. that made for treacherous driving conditions out there. the roads could still be slick, as dead -- deb talked about. police have already dealt with 250 spinouts and crashes, statewide. the fresh snow is a welcome sight for new hampshire' s ski resorts. after a slow start to the season, employees that pat' s p korg allowed -- peak were glad to see more folks out. >> we were skiing four trails two days ago and today we will be skiing 12. >> we were so happy to be able to get out on our vacation this year. we have made 4-5 runs for the night skiing. the conditions are better than we thought they would be. sean: ski resorts will be able to really rev up the snow guns. a massachusetts man is accused of pulling a gun on a snow plow during a road rage incident. 51-year-old michael

sean: thanks. topping our news, police say one new hampshire man is dead and another behind bars after a crime spree that started in the granite state earlier this month and just ended in florida. ray brewer joins us live from deerfield where police say derek kelley drags a police officer with his truck while michael hilber was in the passenger seat. good morning. ray: good morning. that incident happened back on december 2, when derek kelley took off in the pickup truck, dragging that officer for about 20 feet into oncoming traffic. police say in the passenger seat at that time was michael hilber of rochester. involved with at least two armed robberies. on tuesday, police in hernando county, florida say michael hilber robbed a dollar general the getaway vehicle. >> a blue chevy truck. when i was in the truck with them. process. mistake by coming to hernando county. ray: police shot and killed michael hilber after he ran into the woods after allegedly threatening officers. derek kelley was caught y

sean: thanks. we're following some breaking news out of claremont this morning. police say a car crashed right in to a house on maple avenue. this happened about 3:00 this morning. we don't know if anybody was injured in this as of yet. we do know that state police are now investigating this crash. again a car went in to a home on maple avenue in claremont this morning. you can see the car amount went right through the front door no reports of any injuries. we're still waiting with details. we're also following a developing story out of lynn, massachusetts this morning. police are searching for the driver who slammed in to a local cafe there. the accident reportedly started with a traffic stop following a report of a stolen vehicle. the driver took off on foot. the suv kept going crashing through the wall of the walnut street cafe. no one was hurt. >>> the same storm system that's heading our way is causing major problems in other states. the governor of new mexico declared a state of emergency aft

sean: thanks. a man is recovering after he was shot in the lower part of his body manchester. police found the man inside an apartment on prescott street. they say they do not think the shooting was random. so far they have not announced any arrest or commented on a possible motive. >>> a man that pleaded guilty to illing a young child has been denied parole. shane nickerson has been behind bars for the death of 18 month old zachary mcmillan. he was baby sitting when he beat the child to death after he started crying. his mother talked about the pain she has >> i could have kissed more and hugged longer and spent every second of every day remembering everything. i didn't know then that i would only have 546 days with him. i think about the life he had. the pain he endured. the end. sean: he could go to a halfway house and get mental health counseling. if he follows the plan, he could be back before the board in june. >>> marco rubio will be in portsmouth today. george pataki and lindsey graham have

sean: thanks. crews are still working right now to make repairs in manchester' s north end after a water main break yesterday afternoon. work is underway now at the intersection of elm and thayer streets. last night they were working near clark street. flowing down the street leaving , people in the area without water. this was also right next to the historic john stark house and crews raced to protect the property. >> putting bags of speedy dry around the windows to keep the water from going into the basement. they have a little bit of water shouldn' t be an issue. sean: it is not clear exactly what caused the break. but officials say there is a lot city. they hope to have work wrpped up by 7:00 this morning. manchester police are investigating a pair of robberies including one frightening exchange. in this surveillance video from shawn' s corner market monday night you can see a man armed with a knife jump over the counter and then fight with the clerk while ordering him to open the register. he

sean: thanks. we know the names of the two people killed saturday in a head-on crash. 31-year-old marcus harmon of keene was driving east around 4:30 when he crossed the center line. he smashed in to a car driven by wendy davis. the crash closed route 101 for several hours. erin: hooksett police are looking to figure out who fired a gun. it happened sunday afternoon. police tell us at least five rounds for shot toward the pickup. it is not clear how many people were in the truck. no one was hurt. a white van sped north away from the scene after the shooting. the murder trial of the danvers massachusetts teen accused of killing his teacher will continue. the defense lawyers for phillip chism are presenting their side of the case. convince the jury that he was insane. chism's attorney say part of the testimony included the teen told a psychiatrist he hears voices telling him he's a ninja. >>> a home in manchester could be a place to help women coming out of prison. jack and julie mccarthy are the fou

sean: a popular event. a lot people may not think to go out for christmas, but they do all the work for you. shawn: exactly. three courses for $45 or four courses for 55 dollars. s eve. sean: that is fun. go out, get some food to eat. you just finish up our dish here. shawn: yep. the pasta is already blanched. you want to make sure you coat the sauce with the process - - 0 - pasta. christmas eve and new year' s eve? erin: both menus -- shawn: both menus are geared toward the holidays. new year' s eve is based toward a romantic night out. we have fireworks i go off at 10:00, so if you join us, it is a nice, festive evening. sean: good food and good times. you have a wine dinner coming up. shawn: yes, starts at 6:00, $75, went company in napa, california. sean: looking for in you can go to the website, com. a beautiful spot of there. thank you very much, sir. that does it for us. anncr: when the attacks come here... ...the person behind this desk will have to protect your family. will he be impulsive and will

sean: thanks. dover police need your help finding a woman that hasn't been seen for nearly a week. 28-year-old jennifer santos didn't come home and missed several things planned with family and friends they will start sending out the first medical marijuana patient card. they have approved about 40 patients so far. coming up, astronauts get to do a lot of fun things. one of the men at the space station is apologizing after making announcer: one candidate tough jeb bush: donald, you're not going to be able to insult your way to the presidency. that's not going to happen. (applause) announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on isis. jeb will destroy isis... and keep america safe. jeb bush: the united states should not delay to take out isis with announcer: tested and proven jeb bush. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. sean: we've all done it. dialed wrong numbers before. this one takes it to a whole new level. britishs astronaut, tim home. he got the wrong number ta

sean: scone? michelle: it is a cookie. sean: i could sell this to the kids as cookies for breakfast. michelle: exactly. the key here is we actually have avocados in it, which a lot of people are surprised to hear. sean: for breakfast. kind of strikes you. cookie. it replaces butter. buter is high in saturated fat saturated fat. it is a heart healthy fat. that is what is great about that could we will add the egg. and then plain yogurt. sean: plain yogurt. michelle: you have to have mix this up. olive oil is another ingredient in here that people are always surprised about. that is another heart healthy fat. sean: as you are making that up, let us go about the capture little hats, -- new hampshire little hats, big hearts campaign. michelle: the hospitals proud to partner with the american heart association and in february, heart health month, and these cute red hats, basically we want to give -- oh, ok -- we want to born in february with an adorable little red hat to and for everyone to live a heart-healthy life. sean: you

sean: good morning, new hampshire. thank you for waking up with us. i' m sean mcdonald. we are waking up to our first widespread snowfall of the season, and it has been falling for several hours now across most of the area. we have live, team coverage of the storm, including the roads. we start with meteorologist kevin skarupa in the weather center. kevin: we continued to see the snowfall mixing with sleep in southwestern and -- with sleet areas. for central and northern areas, this will continue to come down as mostly snow. winter storm warnings posted for the northern 1/2 3 of the state until the overnight hours of snow. travel for the morning commute. it will start to lighten tomorrow afternoon -- like into -- it will start to lighten this afternoon. from keene and jaffrey through new ipswich, it has been mixing with quite a bit of sleep -- sleet. it is not completely about the actual surface temperature. the warm air continues to change over snow to sleep t. we will have much more on the latest timeline and the of simulations in just a bit. let' s take a look at your

sean: breaking news at noon. investigators announce an isis connection to the mass shooting in california. an overnight fire leaves one man dead. what we' ve learned about the investigation breeze. how it all starts to change during the weekend ahead. s the spirit of giving. how you can help make the holidays a little brighter for local children in need. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. sean: we start with breaking developments in the california mass shooting. connection. within the last hour, we' ve learned of an isis connection to the woman who helped her husband kill 14 people at a holiday banquet pledged allegiance to islamic state on facebook using an alias. law enforcement says she deleted the e-mails before hand. daughter with her husband. a fiance e visa and then married site farouq -- syed farook. let' s toss -- r right now because we have the clearest indication t

tom: good morning, sean. sean: how are things looking? either flight delays because of the weather -- are there flight delays because of the weather? tom: we have one cancellation. it may have been a carryover from some weather coming across the midwest yesterday, which impacted some flights going through chicago. we did see some cancellations yesterday. so far, so good. everything is on time. plan to arrive a little early. things might be a little delayed because of the weather, but sean: we hear a lot about. the roadways. it is a lot of work to keep the runways clear. tom: it is. with the changeover, we had to put the icing -- the deicing chemicals down to keep things safe. freezing rain is the biggest concern. sleet cleans off pretty easily. it does not adhere to airplane services. we are very concerned whenever we see or hear freezing rain in the forecast. we will be prepared for that. sean: tom malafronte from the manchester boston regional airport. it is tricky out there. kevin: they do a really good job of keeping the runways clear

sean: thanks. we're following a developing story from concord. the red cross says they are helping ten people who are displaced by a fire. firefighters are still at the scene on rum ford street right now. not far from the u.n.h. school of law. the fire was in a multi-family building. there are no reports of the red cross says they are helping at least ten people result of the early morning fire. >>> flags will fly at half staff through monday in honor of the 14 people killed in the mass shooting in san bernardino, california. investigators have now identified each of the victims. they range in age from 26 to 60 years old. officials say the shooters is a husband and wife. they also basically had a bomb factory inside their home. the couple had enough bombs and bullets to kill hundreds of people. this morning investigators are looking for the man they say bought two of the guns used in the attack. the guns were purchased legally more than three years ago. >>> nearly two dozen people were injured in t

sean: staying positive there. the state speed limit on state highways have been reduced to 45 miles per hour. there are some things to keep in mind while on the roadways. first, allow plenty of time to get to your destination, and drive cautiously, obviously. remember, bridges freeze faster than the rest of the road, so they could be icy when the rest t use cruise control in storms. if you can, stay home. the snow and ice isn' it' s creating delays in the sky as well. there are a handful of delays manchester-boston regional airport. be sure to check with your airline before heading out the door. you can see a lot of delayed flights there. just a little snow, further north, it' s a different story. that' s where we find wmur' s suzanne roantree. she' s live in plymouth with the conditions there. what' s it like out there, suzanne? suzanne: well, from the hooksett tolls north will into the lakes region, this has been easier to deal with than the southern part of the state come even as the snow continues to accumulat

visit ncicap.org] sean: good afternoon. i am a sean mcdonald. a veteran police officers says that in 24 years on the first time he has never seen anything like a crime matthew jordan is accused of committing. police say he put his toddlers life at risk, leaving her open to the possibility of being swept in a river for the sake of some photographs. ray brewer is outside the court in manchester and i understand jordan offered an excellent nation. ray: he said this was all a misunderstanding, the 32-year-old nashua man saying that at no time was his daughter in danger. >> when you think u.s. seen it all, judge, you realize you have it. ray: above the cold waters of the merrimack is where police say matthew jordan places 21-month-old daughter. in court, jordan said he would ray: police were called to arms park after someone called saying there were watching jordan put his daughter on the wrong side of the railing to the jordan said that is not what happened. ray: however, police say the officer that was funded saw jordan swing the girl over the safe

safety and security being one, sean. and figuring out the connections to terrorism if there are any. >> the one thing we can determine is when my fbi source out in los angeles, which is the second largest bureau in the country, second to new york, confirmed to me that it's all hands on deck. and it's all hands on deck for all law enforcement. and the way, hours later, they're still treating that vehicle and the robotic device going into the the home of one of the suspects that was killed, and the slow release of the name and identity and ethnicity of the background, i don't think there's any doubt from an outsiders perspective that the fbi is taking, what they said very seriously, that it is a potential terrorist attack. >> reporter: absolutely. and you know, an individual in the law enforcement community in d.c. that has a lot of stuff on the counterterrorism side of things messaged me that the last name that's being reported by the l.a. times and by the father's being true, and i was told by law enforcement, it has an

sean: we' coming up. and if you need a last minute s party, our own andy hershberger has a simple solution coming up. getting ready for a walk in the rain in exeter. you can submit your pictures and you want to feel connected. informed, included, inspired. so, when important things happen, we're here. your local tv and radio broadcasters. america's number one source for news, weather on every screen in your life. we are broadcasters, always here for you, text "tv" to 52886. tell washington >> now, meteorologist in scripture with your news 9 -- storm watch nine forecast. kevin: down to happen eventually. a mixer of snow and sleet tomorrow. afternoon. now it is just high clouds continued to drift in and temperatures have really cool off. a lot of areas this afternoon we will be hard-pressed to get back the state. with it. remainder of the afternoon. we are seeing the northerly flow in the low levels cooling things what we had as snow showers earlier this morning have withered away. temperatures anywhere fro

and sean penn can show through that declaration of madonna that if the facts are not correct, sean penn wins. then a jury has to make the decision how much is that worth? >> now in happier couples news. here is christ brinkley wearing a john mellencamp t-shirt. the two are going strong but the twist, she wore it at her ex-us madison square garden. her jumbotron reaction, christy is still a super fan. and now our courtney cox and matthew perry a new couple for real? we really wanted chandler and monica to come true. they reportedly visited each other since her split from rocky fiance. that led to wild rumors of a love connection. >> you're the person i was supposed to spend my life with. >> a source close to both tells "e.t." it's not true. >> now let's get to another big headline. our news desk is working on the latest details. kris jenner fires her security staff. and a report claims jenner couldn't get a reasonable explanation for the security failure that left kris face-to-face with an intruder in her home office tuesday. the team stationed around the line defend fence between themse

sean mcdonald live with more. sean: hey there. i got a little problem in hooksett. i'm lonely. i need some folks to come down here. i know it is early. come on down here. we'll be here throughout the day and this weekend. any walmart, hannaford, or shaw's location in the state of new hampshire. you can see some soup and tomato sauce. my favorite is bruce's yams. there's a huge need. one in nine people in the state of new hampshire are food, insecure. they don't know where they next meal will come from. you heard from mel gosselin before. about 42,000 children are food insecure. these bags here you can come in and pick up a bag. you check out and throw in the bin. it is easy. same thing at hannaford as well. shaw's they've got a virtual donation system that's very similar to that as well. it is easy to do throughout the weekend. kinds of non-perishable donations. help us out, if you can. back to you. erin: have you seen any people? sean: we're getting a little bit of traffic. we met a woman a short while ago. she was telling us that as a child she had a huge family. at times, th

sean: all right. and starting tonight at 5:00, we' re expecting new information about that wakefield crash involving secret service agents. a news conference will be held later this afternoon. you can watch on wmur.com. and if you' re still making new year' s eve plans, we can help. 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 and china. keep us safe, make us boom. because he's done it before. only an impatient rascal can

, sean has never struck me.tied me up or physically assault me and any reports of the contrary are outrageous, ma reckless and false. she came forward because of that legal battle between sean and lee daniels that stems from a daniels interview with the hollywood re daniels compared pane to empire star terrance howard. >> kind of hot in here. >> sean's been in audience during ma done yaes rebel heart tour and they seem to revive a friendship. both penn and daniels have filed legal papers in the case. daniels claims his comments were an opinion protected by the first amendmen the attorney michael crowley who is not representing either party thinks penn could now have the upper hand. >> in a defamation suit, truth is the ultimate defense. and sean penn can show through that declaration of madonna that if the facts are not correct, sean penn wins. then a jury has to make the decision how much is that worth? >> now happier couples news. here is christie brinkley wearing a john mellenca t-shirt. the two are going str

sean mcdonald is live in just one of the many sean: good morning to you, erin. a live look at some of the things that you can donate this weekend if you would like to. we have beans, mac and cheese, some yes, yams. pasta items back there as well. head out to any of the locations, the hannaford, shaw's, and all of the walmarts here in the state of new hampshire. we have drop-off locations over the next three days to help out the new hampshire food bank. nhfoodbank.org/spirit. you can donate cash if you want. you can't donate cash here at walmart. you can at the register at hannaford and shaw's as well. easy to donate over the next three days. come on down and help us. i'll be here at hooksett walmart throughout the morning. erin: you just mentioned cash. $1 will pay for two sean: $1 will serve two meals. $10, 20 meals. so easy. donate directly or do the cash. either way. we made it easy. erin: thank you. we're wake up to a foggy morning. kevin: visibilities down. we have an advisory which is in effect. the dense fog advisory lifts after that. we expect the fog to

>> very well, sean. me back. >> this is social media, by its very definition, it's public. you have the head of the homeland security committee chairman explaining oh, we don't want to invade people's privacy. i'm like, they don't want -- they want you to invade their privacy, otherwise they wouldn't have posted it. we could have prevented this event in san bernardino. what are your thoughts on how stupid they are? >> it's literally what you said. it's insane. as many have pointed out if you apply for a job, you know, even flipping burger, let alone doing something sensitive, what is the hr department going to do? they're going to look at your social media posting. are you a normal person? are you crazy? do you post stuff that is anti-social? why do we have these huge conspiracies, these huge controversies about nsa telephonic data collection if dhs or immigration services can't look at your facebook page. >> you know, this guy interviewed by abc said it was primarily a question of optics. concerns about

finn: uh -- sean: candy? finn: yeah. sean: folks, that is it. this is the grape version here you can also do a candy something to everybody? can we say happy holidays? all: happy holidays! hayley: incredibly warm temperatures today. we will get into the upper 40' s, low 50' heavy downpours overnight. it will be dreary and wet to start christmas eve, and with some sun in the afternoon, temperatures go above record highs. it will still be mild on christmas, too, with sunshine. erin: shattering those records. hayley: yeah, by 10 degrees or more. erin: it will almost feel like we' re saluting christmas down south. starting tonight at 5:00, with christmas, we' ve got great snow up to the north country for some and, judges in europe say no minimum alcohol prices in scotland. why europe' s high court k on average, it takes three hundred americans working for a solid year, to make as much money as one top ceo. it's called the wage gap. and the republicans will make it worse by lowering taxes for those at the top and letting corporations write their own

go to facebook or sean hannity on twitter. time for an ask sean segment. i'm from scentral high school i indianapolis, nanindiana, my question to you is what should the president do about isis political action and military action-wise? >> that's a good question especially in light of isis being on american soil. we have probes going on in all 50 states. you have to realize isis is the enemy and you have to treat it like a war and american has to engage in bombing the living daylights out of these safe havens where these terrorists are training and organizing. the third thing we need to do, we have to get in there and get control of their finances. the best thing we can do is get the oil supplies they have in iraq because this president pulled out too early. the next thing i would say is i think the most important thing is we have to fix our borders, secure our borders and fix our broken immigration system and that means people with visas come ing to visit america as well. only a short list. please remember, the spin stops here. because as always, we're loo

our sean mcdonald is live at the wal-mart in hooksett with an update. sean: hey, there. the donations are pouring in. yankee swap and instead brought down $400 worth of groceries and threw it in the bin here. another woman said she grew up with a family who had trouble making ends meet, so she wanted to donate to people in need. you can go to any walmart, we are looking at nonperishable foods, pick up one of these bags, buy that at the register, and dump it over there. the new hampshire food bank serves about 140,000 people, so they need this stuff this time of year, so help out if you can' t do we will be here for a little while longer. help out if you can. erin: thank you so much, sean. we appreciate that. we know donors will be very generous. for the weather? kevin: looking good, partial sunshine tomorrow, clouds sunday, temperatures milder head of the rain monday night and early tuesday. erin: all right, and we do have some breaking news now -- a u.s. army ranger from new hampshire fire exercise at fort stewart, georgia. 21-year-old corporal andrew aimesbury was seri

sean: i'm sean mcdonald. we'll have a wrap-up of the debate, but we want to check with mike haddad, i believe i saw snakes. >> you probably did, sean, there it is up in the north country, the roads are slick. and will be the next couple of hours, notice the snow showers diminishing and it will turn dry even up north where it's around 20 and lower 30's in parts of including manchester and over to the coast. and it develops south and east of the lakes region. and elsewhere, breezy and seasonably chilly. upper 20's north and the narm wear we've seen the good part of december, it's coming back. and it will be back in the upcoming weeks in minutes. >> guns in and of themselves in my opinion will not make americans safer. we lose 33,000 people a year already to gun violence. >> who denies that it is crazy to allow people to own guns who are criminals or mentally unstable? we've got to eliminate the gun show loophole. >> isil videos, isil training windows are telling lone wolves the easiest way to buy a combat weapo

there's the angel sean and then the mean devil one with the horns. he comes out when i get too drunk. >> denbraven pled guilty to aggravated domestic violence and is awaiting sentencing, but this isn't the first time his drinking led to violence and time at the kent county jail. two months earlier he was arrested then later convicted of domestic violence and sentenced to 30 days. that time the victim was his 18-year-old sister. >> apparently my sister came down to my room, was mad at me for something. i was hammered. so i grabbed her by the throat and threw her across my room, apparently. the next thing i knew, i was getting put in handcuffs. >> this is what happens. this is what happens. then you -- go eat your vegetables and go school. >> i've been so caught up in hanging out with my friend and being stupid and doing drugs that i lose sight of what i really should be doing with my life. >> denbraven says the forced sobriety that comes with incarceration along with living in h2-a helped him to become himself again. >> h2-a, outer slider. >> i try to

officer sean collier and for that, stephen silva tells us he's sorry. our nicole jacobs is live in cambridge this morning, with new reaction. good morning, nicole. >> reporter: good morning to you, chris. this is where m.i.t. officer sean collier is remembered after he was shot and killed by the tsarnaev brothers. the gun handed to them was from silva. stephen silva as you mentioned, this morning he's apologizing. >> i apologize to any people or families i caused harm too, i'm deeply sorry for that. >> reporter: under those words 22-year-old stephen silva is a free man. >> i had no idea what tsarnaev's intentions were with the firearms. >> reporter: the firearm at the center of this case, the one used to kill m.i.t. officer sean tsarnaev brothers by silva. >> i definitely would like to give my deepest condolence to the collier family, i'm very upset that the firearm was used to kill him. >> reporter: in federal court tuesday, judge mark wolff sentenced the former drug trafficker to 17 months in prison, exactly the time he's already served during dzhokha