erin: as for sean? sean: stud or sean. kevin: i was thinking j for jack. erin: i think we need to get to the weather. sean: i like the theme. do you have a graphic? erin: r for rip. sean: lots of hashtags here. kevin: clouds and drizzle in time for the evening commute. elsewhere we're be looking for patchy drizzle to start forming as clouds thicken later on this evening. with temperatures starting to fall back by low the freezing mark, that could mean some drizzle. linger tomorrow with a mixed shower or two around here or there with a huge canopy of clouds. i think the clouds that move in are around through the weekend. the next system runs in sunday. looks like any sort of an early mix on sunday likely goes over to mainly rainfall. you can see the clouds kind of diving southwestward. it will be clouds filled for manchester to the coast this morning. an increase in clouds in south eastern areas. farther west and farther north you likely hold off to partial sunshine this morning before clouds start to drive in later this afternoon. this is sunday's system h

sean: we will keep you updated. meantime, hundreds of children because of a problematic hospital in western new hampshire. erin: alice peck day memorial hospital recently discovered a problem with how their vaccines were being stored and they are putting out a warning. ray brewer is here to explain. ray: the ceo at alice peck day memorial hospital says some of the vaccines at the hospital were not sort of the correct or consistent temperature. the hospital has contacted the families of more than 800 patients asking them to bring their children into get new shots. officials stressed that the effect of vaccines are not dangerous or all, but may simply be less effective. they say there is no danger from getting a second vaccine. the problem went from september 2014 to october 2015. >> they are going to look at it -- at the record of every child. >> we made a number of process community care center to improve our ability to store vaccines. ray: hospital officials say there was a problem with some of their refrigerators,

sean: hello. i' m sean mcdonald. we are knocking on the door to february, but it continues to feel like march. kevin: we' ve hesitated to call this the january thaw. we have not had a very cold air around -- a lot of very cold air around. temperatures are much cooler. we are in the single digits up north. we are up to the 30' s to near 40' s today through midafternoon. clouds start to increase ahead of the next system. let' s take a look at your thursday morning ride. wzid' s deb davidson. good thursday morning. deb: good thursday morning, kevin. all major roads in the state of new hampshire are moving well and up to speed. the only thing we do need to be careful of our the on and off ramps through the state due to the melting -- a lot of it froze during the overnight hours. be careful and look out for black ice. no problems on 101 heading out to the coast. 95 north and south are moving well. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. police in manchester are investigating after som

sean: why not larry? gary? kevin: every time i go to school visits, the one that always get a laugh is hurricane bob. [laughter] erin: bob the moon? kevin: my apologies to anyone named robert. erin: there are a lot of great bobs out there. my neighbor is named bob. kevin: wind chills are still there 50 below zero at there. we continue to watch a sunrise set up at the seacoast. the wind will continue to gusts, just not quite as fast as yesterday. we have two systems on the maps. tomorrow. the next oe, which has been all the talk over the last -- last several days -- it is not an actual physical area of low pressure we can track yet. at the same time, the heaviest band of snow will likely be about 150 miles in width by the time it gets to the mid-atlantic and the northeast. exactly where that snow bands question. a lot of the maps over the last little farther south. temperatures in the teens to near 20 degrees. there are a few single-digit. semblance of a breeze. the wind today will continue to the wind will hold

sean: excellent work. kevin: markdown the time. sean: bravo, sir. kevin: that' s all i' ve got. a beautiful sunrise for all initially. you will notice i clouds drifting in as the day moves along. quick moving, fairly weak system coming out of canada. not a lot of moisture involved. that could provide us with a couple of snow showers later tonight or tomorrow. another chance later saturday, which could promise an inch or two of accumulation later saturday evening. for now, we have the sunshine. high clouds back to the west. for the rest of us this afternoon, this system makes its way toward us. in this. scattered snow showers activity. temperatures are in the teens to near 20 degrees. a lot of folks running a solid 20 degrees and even 30 degrees colder than we were yesterday at this time. temperatures just did not go up that much. this morning, we start off much colder. we start of with a light wind and a good deal of sunshine. we may approach 40 in some southern areas today. we have a nice jump with that blend of sunshine and clouds. that eventually sets up the chance of a coupl

sean: maybe later. erin: local reports are participating trying to set a new record for the most ski lessons taught in one day. ray: an autopsy planned today after a body is discovered following a fire in andover. what officially brought firefighters to the scene. sean: we'll tell you about an app that will let you think about thing whens you are waiting for the pregnancy test results. erin: looking for a great

sean: thanks. it is hard not to notice the cold weather. the temperatures can be dangerous for people who don' t have a place to stay. facility is not without controversy. ray brewer joins us live outside the shelter to explain. ray: the shelter here at st. peter' s church will open tonight, providing 60 needed beds for the local homeless community. the concord city council voted last month to invest $30,000 of surplus money in the operating cost of the shelter. no one spoke up at their public meeting. neighbors say they are concerned that the location might not be the best choice. they say they had no idea that the plan for the shelter was even in the works. >> it is absolutely essential that there be a homeless shelter somewhere in concord and the facilities need to be somewhere. in that respect, this is not such a terrible choice. ray: there are other homeless including the friendly kitchen and the open hands resource center on north main street. the mayor of concord was not available for commen

sean: i' we do. erin: coming up on daybreak, a massachusetts community is on edge this morning after a a stray bullet while standing in his kitchen. sean: and a devastating situation for one ohio neighborhood. officials say a family of four was killed when their home suddenly exploded. kevin: sunny skies to start, but light snow to finish. how much we will see from this (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, answer the call already. kevin: tuesday morning january 12 and you will notice that its 16 degrees. we have the clear skies initially, but we will quickly add clouds by midday and some afternoon, which could make for look evening commute with high temperatures in the 20' s and lower range of 30' s. we will look ahead to another system down the road with yo

sean: thanks. it is hard not to notice the cold weather that settled in overnight. those temperatures can be dangerous for people who don' t have a place to stay. erin: a new homeless shelter is controversy. ray brewer joins us to discuss the controversy. ray: the shelter at st. peter' s church will open tonight and it will provide 60 beds for the local homeless population. it was back in december when the concord city council voted to invest $30,000 of surplus money in the operating cost of the shelter. they also held a public hearing at the meeting, but no one spoke up. we spoke with some neighbors who are concerned that the location might not be the next choice. they also had no idea the plan was in the works and they wanted more communication from the city. >> it is absolutely essential that there be a homeless shelter somewhere in concord. the facilities need to be somewhere. in that respect, this is not such a terrible choice. ray: however, there are other homeless services available in hands

sean: thanks. hundreds of children may need to get new vaccinations because of a problematic hospital in western new hampshire. erin: alice peck day memorial hospital recently discovered a problem wccites were being stored. ray brewer is here to explain the issue. ray: the ceo of the hospital saysome of the vaccines were not sold -- stored at the correct temperature. the hospital has contacted the families of more than 800 patients, asking them to bring their children into get new shop. -- in to get new shots. the problems banned about 14 months, from september 2014 to october 2015>>.hey are going to have to record to determine which set of get. >> what i can say is that we made a number of process and the stem changes at the community the community care center. some refrigerators, but it is problems. new vaccinations are being offered at no cost to the patient or their insurance companies. sean: thanks. investigators have identified the man killed in a fire in grafton, but have not determined how

sean: good morning. i'm sean mcdonald. we didn't really need the jacket. this weekend it is going to feel not so winter lake. kevin: temperatures in the 30's. tomorrow we get the sunshine back. a jump in to the 40's starting sunday that looks to last for the first half of next week. we start off with a lot of clouds across the area. more than anything else this morning. you'll notice the scattered snow showers to the west, rain to the south and east. scattered snow showers are a possibility just kind of scattered about through the day today. temperatures in the 20's to lower 30's. those numbers very close to our normal highs for this time of year. as we go through up the day, it is the extra degrees above normal. much more on your weekend forecast in a bit. let's look at your friday morning ride here joined live by deb davidson. good friday morning, deb. deb: good friday morning. it does remain an exceptionally quiet commute as you start which is great news if you are commuting. you shouldn't have any trouble getting to and from your destination. 89 is a g

sean: 50 degrees on sunday. kevin: monday in to tuesday. sean: monday. it doesn't feel like winter thyme. kevin: when you don't have the snow on the ground, it is easy to be above normal. it just lends itself -- shall we say a snowball effect. temperatures in the 20's to lower range of the 30's. which is close to the normal highs. occasional snow showers today along with plenty of clouds. sean: any more puns or can i get to travel? kevin: please start. sean: we look at the elliot at rivers edge camera. kevin: viewers don't need any more puns. live with deb davidson. good morning. it is a nice, quiet start to the morning commute. we're not seeing any inidents throughout the state of new hampshire. 93 right now is wide open and moving well from north of the notches down to the state line. 293 is also moving very well from hooksett to the lower split in manchester. no delays on the everett turnpike getting through the bedford tolls and as you make your way from merrimack in to nashua. if you are beginning your commute, this report is brought to you by autof

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sean: i' m sean mcdonald. yesterday, the cold subsided a little bit. today, we are expecting a normal, nice day. kevin: temperatures around 40 never felt so good after the cold we had the last couple of days. we start out with clear skies, light winds, a few single digits below zero up north. lower valleys infinitely colder than the normal elevations, especially the higher terrain' s early this morning. high temperatures, mid-30' s to lower 40' s with light winds and sunshine. let' s take a look in your thursday morning ride. deb davidson. good morning. right now, it remains a nice, hampshire. you should not see any problems. we are seeing minor delays on the everett turnpike southbound, as you make your way toward the airport exit. otherwise, everything is moving well from merrimack into nashua. some bridge construction will be happening again today at manchester starting a 7:30. an alternate route is encouraged. a water main break at beech street and lowell is not causing any delays right now. 93 is heavy in andover and will burn. from the wzid traff

sean: thanks. a moultonborough man is recovering after his family says a vaporizer battery exploded in his pocket. >> it blew up within a matter of minutes. he was burned so badly it was down into his flesh. sean: 26-year-old matthew gilson suffered second and third degree burns on his leg and hand. a video from his work shows the then the man running off. the recovery will take months and he received multiple skin grafts. he bought the vaporizer months ago in an effort to quit smoking. >> when i saw his -- just the underwear, i almost fell apart. it is your kid. my grandson had been here and had picked that up, it would have killed him. it would have killed him. i don' t want to see anybody get hurt like that. sean: the battery company is based in china. his mom is not sure if he had the vaporizer in his pocket in addition to the battery. erin: a mother is facing charges after police say she was busted for transporting drugs while her two kids were in the car. 28-year-old marie fletcher was arrest

sean: there's snow. it is just not enough. today in america, the top 1/10 of 1% owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90% this great country and our government belong to all of us. wall street, corporate america, wealthy campaign donors have so much influence that the only way they are defeated is when millions of people begin to stand up and say loudly and clearly, "enough is enough." i'm bernie sanders, sean: it become part of the display at the autoshow. they were dressed in outfits made from the same material as the interior as some of the cars and trucks. it is called entether. it is more durable than leather. it still looks great. erin: interesting. those are cool designs. sean: yeah. is it corinthian leather? efferent moving on, a man made an interesting discovery while snorkeling in new zealand. he came across a fish with feet. it is actually a frog fish which is a type of angler wish. kevin: not only can it walk, it has a strong and quick bite. caliber bullet. i'd be going in the other direct

sean: you' ve got to see this. jamie keeton, also known as can head of man can stick just about any inanimate object on his head. he set a record for being the he said he can make up to $1000 per day for renting out his head. he has an interesting story about how he discovered his unique ability. >> 23 years ago, i shaved my head for the first time and i was trying to cool my head down and they had a home run and i went up to grab it and i was like, -- sean: is that true? he said his talent stems from his abnormally high body temperature. that somehow turns his skin into a total body suction cup. erin: really? sean: he comes in handy at a cuddle party, by the way. for other reasons. [laughter] hayley: he just has a sticky head? erin: we are going to see if we can do that to your head. sean: they say i am very hot, so you never know. [laughter] hayley: maybe you should go up to littleton right now. it is -3. just a few clouds passing overhead in most locations. here is a look at current temperatures. 18, laconia. 19

sean: we will see. [laughter] sean: not a vote of confidence here. we could see people flying around indrawn' s in the future. erin: a chinese company called e-hang has developed a prototype it can take a single passenger to a preprogrammed destination. once the destination is entered, the passenger will only have to pushbuttons to take off and land. kevin: no, no, no, no, no, no, no. erin: the drunken reach heights of over 11,000 -- drone can reach heights of over 11,000 feet. the drone runs on batteries that last 23 minutes. kevin: i believe i stated that i was stuck in the 1980' s. no. i want no part of this. sean: you can go up and check the weather on a stormy day. erin: so many weather reports. no. sean: i love this idea. large cup of coffee, very early kevin: we start off with sunshine and light breeze. very similar to what we had yesterday. changes arrive eventually and they start with increasing clouds tomorrow. we could see a mixed shower early or later on saturday. it looks like the main push of the next system would arrive in the morning

sean: he's a hero. environmental officials will be back after fuel oil spilled in to a pond firefighters estimate that about 500 gallons of oil spilled after a valve on a pump in the boiler room got stuck. a teacher inside finally smelled something yesterday. officials say damage is minimal. the oil has been contained. it still needs to be cleaned up. erin: still to come on "news 9 daybreak," the dreams are getting a lot bigger. the powerball jackpot is now the largest in world history and it continues to grow. sean: i can get two ferraris now. the national championships are here if you can handle the toboggan course. erin: a major loss in the entertainment world. singer david bowie has find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today.

sean: u.s. officials say they did detect seismic activity near a known north korean nuclear test site. wmur' the breaking developments. >> with each nuclear test, the north' s ability to develop a really effective weapon, a warhead increases. reid: mike chinoy, of the u.s.-china institute, laying bare the seriousness of what successful hydrogen bomb test. the reclusive regime released a statement defending the test, s access to h-bomb of justice, standing against the u.s., the legitimate right of a sovereign state." a televised announcement of the test was followed by images of north korean leader kim jong un signing the order for it. the test could take days to confirm, but u.s. officials say they are aware of a seismic event in the vicinity of a known nuclear test site. the u.s. geological survey says the event measured 5.2 -- 5.1 in magnitude. it also set triggered a series of condemnations from regional leaders including south korea and japan. a big step forward for north s military ambition

sean: i' m sean mcdonald. i was hanging around lake winnipesaukee yesterday. there is still a lot of water. first-hand report. it was a beautiful day yesterday. kevin: since we are a month removed from the shortest daylight hours, the sun angle has started to creep up a bit and becomes more of a factor. we are in the teens to mid 20' s. most showers are in the north country this morning. maybe a passing rain shower for southern areas. highs later this afternoon going into the low and mid 40' most locations. let' s take a look at your morning ride. we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good tuesday morning. deb: good tuesday morning, kevin. we do have continuing road construction in both directions on 293 between exit 5 and the everett turnpike. if you are commuting out onto the everett turnpike, it looks great between the bedford toll' s and down into nashua. 111 and 101 are moving well from west to east across to the state. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: thank you. as a sign of how serious the drug crisis has

sean: now on daybreak. breaking news out the stilton, flames ripped through a dunkin donuts this morning. we will have a live report straight ahead. erin: manchester police chief nick willard is set to address lawmakers on capitol hill this morning. the message he has to help fight the drug crisis across the country. kevin: changeable skies again today as we go from the milder winter temperatures, snow might come with it. sean: one person is dead after a freak accident in massachusetts. a tire flew off a moving vehicle oncoming car. announcer: no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: good wednesday morning. i' m erin fehlau. sean: good morning, i' m sean mcdonald. more on the breaking news out of tilton in a moment. it feels like march out there. kevin: these are mid-march high temperatures. temperatures are not going to move much in the afternoon. snow showers in north country through the day. winds pick up out of the west this afternoon and temperatures start to slide back

sean: it is coming up quick. sean: gas prices continue to fall. now, an announcement from iran could drive prices lower. erin: police in canada are erin: police in canada are trying to find the man seen on surveillance video who stole $1500 worth of chewing gum from a store. he filled two garbage bags with a gun before walking out the front door and taking off in a taxi. sean: sticky situation. erin: diagnosing and studying brain injuries could be getting a lot easier and a for. researchers at the university of illinois have implanted tiny computer chips about the size of the grain of rice on the brains of rats. longer needed. scientists hope they can eventually do away with the bulky systems used to check brain injuries right now. sean: airport workers are protesting to rally support at logan airport to raise wages to $15 per hour. erin: school lunch menus could be getting another overhaul soon. a new bipartisan bill in the senate would revise the healthier meal standards that have been implemented in recent years to allow more flexibility in wha

sean: i'm sean mcdonald. the ups and downs of new england weather. today it is back to cold and windy. kevin: some spots with over two inches of rain. it will's back. it will continue to hold throughout the 20's and 30's throughout the day. partly cloudy sky. no precipitation falling. you notice there could be a couple of light snow showers falling with lake effects snow. we will be watching a system through the central plains this morning to possibility effect us tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. temperatures will continue to fall back through the day. winds gusting still at this hour over 30 to 35 miles an hour through the day. forecast. let's look at morning drive. we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning. right now the roads are a good commute. there are a couple of trouble spots we need to watch out for. that's north of the concord area. the d.o.t. is reporting some wet roads that have been freezing. the crews are out taking care of the roads. it will be on 93 north, north of the tilton area. also on interst

sean: tom brady is the odd man out. carson palmer and cam newton and peyton manning were all the first pick the year they were drafted. tom brady was picked 199. erin: the draft pick does not matter. sean: he has been surrounded by very good teams. astronauts have achieved a big accomplishment. flowers in space. scott kelly tweeted a photo of the blooming zinnias. this is not the first time they have grown plants in space. in 2014, a veggie plants system on the space station produced red romaine lettuce. kevin: we are saying it is already spring in space? [laughter] kevin: good to know. eventually, that will translate for us. erin: i feel like we have not even really got to winter yet. kevin: nonetheless, it has been mild through november and december. we are below normal for the total snowfall this winter. could we be seeing something down the line that will try to put a dent into that? the energy from that system will be an area of low pressure by thursday. we have time to track it. current wind chill with a visibilit

sean: good morning, i' m sean mcdonald. i think i set a new record from my car to the building. more the wind chill. colder conditions with winds over 20 miles an hour. temperatures feeling more like below zero. occasional snow showers starting to wither away up north. the rest of us, temperatures in the teens, winds over 20 miles an hour. and teens for the afternoon and temperatures in the 20' s. the potential for snow this s take a look at your s good morning deb. the entire state. a nice, dry ride. windshield. not seeing delays from north of concord to the state line. r lays on 293 northbound split. some delays 95 north and south construction in the left lane. network i' m deb davidson for , 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. right now police are searching breaking into a home in raymond last night and then taking off s car. erin: wmur' s ray brewer is live at the police department this morning. the homeowner fought back, right? ray: that is right erin. ,the homeowner did struggle with the people who forced their way inside the ho

sean: thanks. students at a school over the border are getting a four-day weekend because of the the timony grammar school is closed after 200 people called out sick. the school will be cleaned over the weekend. erin: a nashua man accused of assaulting a patient at a fault for developmentally disabled adults. charles bureau faces two misdemeanor charges. the victim was a 37-year-old woman that he was caring for but she was considered not able to give consent. the staff reported the assaults. >> he's a caretaker. the charges involved her inability to consent to sexual activity. he was involved with her on two occasions. as a result of those, he's being charged with a crime. erin: the former employer said in a statement he was immediately removed from our facility and terminated. we recognize the serious nature of the situation and we're providing full cooperation with law enforcement and state agencies involved. sean: governor maggie hassan of infrastructure work other the next decade. her ten-year

sean: thanks. the volatility on wall street continues with the dow losing 250 points yesterday and the outlook today is already down. the price of crude oil dropped below $27 per barrel. many investors are worried that the plunging markets signal a slowdown in the world economy. drivers at the gas pump are not complaining. >> i' m on a fixed income and it makes the money go further. >> i got it for $1.75. i can' t believe they are this low. sean: experts predict that could fall another $.10 or more. erin: two people are due in court after police investigated a pair of attacks in claremont. a man reported being jumped on trinity street early on sunday morning. he was treated for a knife wound to his face. a man was flown to dartmouth hitchcock on tuesday. a man is charged with first-degree assault and a man is accused of selling crack cocaine in a school zone. 31-year-old dawn lent is charged with possession of heroin and methamphetamine with intent to distribute. sean: it looks like we are going to

sean: i'm sean mcdonald. we've been talking about it all week. the storm that is not coming to new hampshire. it is impacting travel. it is going to be a big deal. hayley: even as close as comments to the south of us in boston, it is going to be such a sharp cut off on who is going to get a good amount of snow. we're on the northern fringe of this. looks like southern communities from keene to salem and plaistow, portsmouth may get a dusting. that's looking less and less likely as we push forward here. almost a complete miss across the state. in the meantime the weather has been really nice, hasn't it? sunshine and temperatures getting in to the 20's. the winds have been a problem. we're in the teens right now across the state. make it feel colder than that. more like the single digits. there's the storm. it is just about to come in to washington, d.c. a little later today and bring very heavy snow and gusty winds. at the bus stop this morning, it is cold and breezy. by the afternoon, sunny with temperatures in the 20's. i'll track that whole sto

sean: very pretty. winter enthusiast are getting in on the activity that's getting more and more popular. it is called fat tire bike racing. they have larger, wider tires that make them easier to ride on the snow, providing a different way to enjoy the outdoors in winter. they are best on groomed trails. new hampshire has a fat bike series as well. they started their season last week. they are under inflated to ride on mud, sand, and snow. they are great fun. erin: now we need to have a race around the beach. sean: we could do it. for sure. erin: 6:14. coming up, hundreds of movie theaters were empty because of the storm. sean: lobster is a huge part of the economy. making changes to let with john kasich on the issues? take the kasich quiz! forced obamacare expansion in ohio. voted for massive defense cuts and defended the process that closed pease air force base, which cost thousands even had the worst rating on spending of any governor in the country - republican or democrat. john kasich - wrong on ne

sean: keep it handy. erin: a driver in new york learned the hard way that you should never park your car near an icy lake during a storm. this car got completely iced over. the owner just left it off when he saw the car. michelle writes, "no, really, i just got this cool ride." "the ac works great." "fresh from arizona, never seen winter." [laughter] sean: it is perfectly encased in ice. still to come, a final check on your top stories, including a you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. what this campaign is about is to demand that we create an economy that works for all of us rather than a handful of billionaires. if you work 40 hours a week in america, you should not live in poverty. i'm bernie sanders, erin: it is now 6:55. sean: police are trying to track down whoever is responsible for vandalizing a salem neighborhood. ray: several residents in this area of salem woke up yesterd

sean: the st. louis rams are going to a new home after nfl owners voted to allow them to move to a new stadium just outside of los angeles. the move ends the nfl' s 21 year absence from the second-largest media market in the nation. the new stadium will likely be ready for the 2019 season. the san diego chargers will have the opportunity to share that space. the raiders were left out of the deal. erin: a lot of people are talking about this. bill belichick showed up with a black eye to gillette stadium yesterday, but he did not they how he got it. all he would say was, "i think i' we are three days away from the patriots first playoff game. they host the red-hot kansas city chiefs on saturday afternoon. the chiefs have won 11 straight games. sean: he was cutting the sleeves off one of his sweatshirt. erin: with the scissors? [laughter] sean: the losing streak continues for the boston celtics. the c' s had to deal with carmelo anthony. later on, anthony sprained his legal and did not play in the sec

sean: good morning. i'm sean mcdonald. you notice we have a school announcement ticker. be aware of that. the snow is light and fluff write. it is creating some problems on the roadways. hayley: it will probably get worse before it gets better because of the wind which hasn't started to really get gusty. that's going to happen. that's going to loft a lot of that snow in addition to more snow coming down. low visibility expected through the next few hours as the wind picks up. of course with the wind flowing, it is going to feel colder as some real arctic chill comes down out of canada today. in the meantime, snow has been heavy at times. primarily in the south eastern corner of new hampshire. for those of you waking up in portsmouth, hampton, seabrook, toward raymond, and even along 101 and the 93 stretch from salem through windham in to derry and manchester, the snow has been heavy at times. that's where we've had the most snow accumulate. 23 in concord. and in nashua 24 in portsmouth. an additional couple of inches can't be ruled out today. it is not a huge storm. even

sean: thanks. chris christie is defending his decision to remain in new hampshire through the weekend to campaign instead of returning to the garden state where more than 12 counties are under a blizzard watch. >> if i feel like it is necessary for me to get down there, i will. i'm not driving a plow truck. we've been through this cabinet. six or eight, ten, 12 inches of snow on a weekend will not be something that i think will be more than we can handle. sean: to track all of the candidates spending time in new hampshire and find out where they will be. you can check out the candidate tracker of wmur.com. the state senate has one again passed a bill to require a 30-day residency for voting. maggie hassan vetoed a similar bill. 22 other states have requirements. reporters say it would cut down in student fraud, but others say it could prevent students from voting. erin: a crash in manchester late last night. a man was driving east on goffstown road when he went off of the road bit mausoleum and cra

sean: pasta e fagioli. dawn: you could do that home, sean. television -- went by. dawn: this is the finished product. sean: and you struggle a little cheese on there? -- and you sprinkle a little cheese on there? you have got a couple of big game days coming up. dawn: we make these wonderful infused olive oils. we have these fabulous dip mixes, garlic dip, veggie dip, everything is all-natural, gluten-free, everything is made love is the most supportive thing at cucina aurora. sean: this is something you can buy and come home and look like an expert. dawn: you can! dawn: all the recipes, all the videos are online at cucinaauror a.com. if you walk into any area whole foods, you can find her products, but you can also find them online. sean: all right, don, thank you. i' fagioli. sean: several ski areas across the state are taking part in a world record attempt today. it is part of a nationwide effort for the most ski and snowboard lessons taught in a single day. at least eight mountains in new hampshire are offering a 10 for $10 deal. for $10 starting at 10:00, you

sean: this just got interesting. kevin: starting off early this morning, mild temperatures. 30' s to lower 40' s. these numbers are what we would see in mid-march for a high temperature. we start with clouds early but should give way to partly cloudy skies. the north country it will see a couple showers into the evening. the breeze picks up out of the starting tomorrow, we will be into the 30' s, closer to where we should be. plenty of clouds has kept temperatures up overnight. snow showers continue through the day. i would not be surprised if a few places pick up accumulation and the north country. for the rest of us, clouds give way to partial sunshine and a breeze through the afternoon gusting over 20 miles an hour. temperatures not going to move that much. we start in the 30' s to lower 40' s. as the wind kicks in and start to cost over 20 miles power into the afternoon, that will start feeding in cooler air.by midafternoon, upper 30' s. right around 40 degrees across the higher terrain north and likely down to t

sean: thanks. speaking of which students at a school over the border in methuen, massachusetts illness. the timony grammar school is closed after more than 200 students and staff called out sick with a stomach bug. the school will be thoroughly cleaned over the long weekend. erin: a nashua man is accused of sexually assaulting a patient at a facility for developly disabled adults. 72-year-old charles bureau faces two desmine demean -- misdemeanor charges. it is a woman that wasn't able to speak for her. >> her inability to concept and he was involved on two occasions that we know off. as a result of those, he's being charged with a crime. erin: the former employer said in a statement he was immediately removed from our facility and terminated. we recognize the serious nature of the situation cooperation with law enforcement and state agencies involved. sean: maggie hassan says the state has a lot of infrastructure work over the next decade. her plan includes completing the i-93 widening, working on

sean: thanks. fire officials are trying to figure out what sparked a fire in farmington that left one man dead. the flames broke out yesterday morning at a house on 10 rod road. when the police chief arrived on the scene, he says 3 people, including at least one child, were standing outside. they told him that someone went back into the burning house and had not come out. >> we were yelling and trying to unfortunately we didn' t get any response and were driven back by the heavy smoke and fire. sean: a man' s body was later found upstairs, where it is believed the fire started. at this time, the victim' s name is not being released. erin: state leaders, presidential candidates and treatment advocates gathered in manchester yesterday to talk about curbing addiction in new hampshire. the forum on addiction and the heroin epidemic was held at southern new hampshire university. among the activists who attended was kriss blevens. her stepdaughter, amber, died in 2014 after overdosing on heroin. today bl

unfortunately, sean penn is still at large. (laughter) apparently, el chapo wants a movie made about himself. the way hollywood casts minority roles in films, el chapo will likely be played by emma stone. (laughter) get ready to receive a full dose of nightliness. this is "the nightly show." let's do it! (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central (audience chanting larry) >> larry: thank you very much. oh, you're too kind. welcome to "the nightly show." thank you. great show tonight. the founder of rookie magazine tav a tav is here tonight. (cheers and applause) very excited about that. big news that just sneaked across the border from mexico. (laughter) kidding -- the news is here legally. >> we have him. infamous mexican drug cartel leader joaquin "el chapo" guzman is captured. >> larry: got him! yes! this is great news... wait, it's not going to affect the price of drugs, will it? (laughter) just kidding. so how did it happen? >> u.s. officials confirmed that joaquin guzman's meeting with actor sean penn in

sean: extra layers today. starting tonight at 5:00, new hampshire working to protect school employees who die in the line of duty. which schools would be included in this proposal? and new information about the reasons for the rising number of heroin deaths. that does it for us.

sean: all right. sorry about this, the run at the top is over for "stars: the force awakens." it fell to third. the new comedy "ride along two" starring kevin hart and ice cube >>> hockey players from all over the country and canada spent the weekend in maine for a tournament. this was the six year for the international fire, police, and military games. men and women in uniform spent the weekend raising money. because it is run by volunteers, all of the proceeds go to the hospital. by the way, the fire department team from cal gary, canada won the largest division. >>> check this out, it is all about slebogan. people raced on the steerable ones invented by bill in claremont. we featured him. they tried to break the speeds. eric says conditions weren't good enough because there wasn't enough snow on the steepest part of the track. it looks fun regardless. but today main they will get enough snow. erin: too bad today isn't snow hayley: there's a fresh now. claremont as we just mentioned. you can see the

i' m sean mcdonald. these were the conditions of short time ago in ashland to you can see divisibility way down to less go to meteorologist hayley lapoint. hayley: we are going to be in and out of the snow showers through the rest of the day, especially up north and the higher elevations of the mountainous areas. 3.5. 3.4 in new boston. just under three inches in nashua in places like manchester, salem, right around the 2-3-inch range as well. you can see quite on the radar. heaviest stuff is long gone. thunderstorm. that is what a snow school generally is. -- snow squall generally is. s now but the big difference domains. wind gusts near 20, 30 miles per colder. we will talk about how much the colder sticks around. sean: many of you are sharing your pictures of this latest snow. ulocal user all for jacob took this shot of the fresh 4 inches of powder that fell in dorchester. remember, if it' s safe to do so, upload your winter weather photos and videos to the ulocal section of wmur.com or our wmur app.

and sally. >> this is sean and jeff taten. russell jordan. >> leafing through her yearbook, sally upton realizes none of her friends wrote a single departing word about russell jordan. >> nobody ever mentioned him to in the yearbook. >> there were, however, two pages devoted to a fictitious killing. the school play that year was "a murder arranged." and in her mind now, says sally, it's clear why sean viehweg suddenly took such an interest in her shortly after russell's killing. >> the los gatos police's theory was that he was probably keeping close tabs on me. i was probably his biggest threat at the time. i should have made a stink. i don't remember sean before russell and yet he kept a pretty close eye on me afterwards. kind of a creepy thought. >> so why is it important now? >> somebody needs to say russell was a nice person. >> taten still has only the vaguest memories of russell but wishes now to claim the timid boy as a friend. all these years later, that's still torturing you, isn't it? >> i mean, i feel like i know ru

sean: a foot chase this morning suspect in cuffs. i' m sean mcdonald. police had stopped a vehicle on south willow street when the wmur' s jennifer crompton witnessed the arrest and joins learned about this. j jennifer: hi, sean. it really was a routine stop. an officer pulled over a white running. so the officer did as well. he took off, calling it into the station as he chased the suspect on foot. quite a scene for anyone in the area as the two ran at full tilt. at one point, the suspect hid under a trailer and was flushed out by the k-9. police say that is when the suspects normally give up, but this guy took off again, ending up in a yard on beach' s read where he was taken -- on beech street where he was taken into lt. o' keefe: turns out he decided to bail for an unknown reason. an officer showed up to assist as well as one of our k-9 officers, and he was apprehended about 10 minutes later. jennifer: the suspect is being charged right now. he is facing resisting arrest, driving after revocation. certainly an eye into the kind of work these officer

you can look for sean penn, authorities can find sean penn, but does he have to cooperate? he has a right against self-incrimination and all of 0 the constitutional rights certainly that, you know, an american would have. so, in light of that without knowing more, fredricka, i don't see the criminality involved. >> matthew, you've heard on cnn here there are conflicting reports about whether mexican authorities knew about where el chapo was. before this "rolling stone" magazine went to print, so do you see conceivably that authorities would be able to track el chapo and sit on it for months before going in to capture him. to what advantage? >> if there were a tactical advantage that placed people's likes at risks, perhaps. he's known as one of the most violent and dangerous criminals in the worlden being wanted adds to that pie. there's a slew of people by their behavior sort of implicit in some sort of criminality because, let's face it, that plan, as you described, required careful planning, execution, and at the end of the day, there were any number of people from sean p

sean: it was frustrating. kevin: cold winds tomorrow and their big question mark for saturday, how much snow we will see. sean: tonight at 5:00, new guidelines on how to handle the common cold. which medicines doctors are using too much. and the supreme court will take about president obama' s immigration plan. a ruling should come weeks marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. and then voted for it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. just another washington politician you can't trust. jeb bush. he's a leader, so you always know where he stands. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay

el chapo and sean penn. their shocking meeting, the world's most wanted drug lord and an oscar winner deep in a secret mountain hideaway? now mexican authorities want to know where it all happened and when and who's the mexican actress who made it all come together? you're live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm fredricka whitfield. stunning new details in the capture of the world's most wanted man, el chapo guzman, and the secret meeting with a hollywood celebrity that may have led to the drug lord's arrest. after years of planning, after sean penn secured a confidential meeting with the drug kingpin at an undislowe'sed location in mexico to write a feature-length article for roll"rolling stone" magazi magazine. this happened last okt. "rolling stone" also obtained a two-minute video believed to be guzman's first recorded interview in decades. >> penn's meeting was made possible by a mutual connection, mexican actress, kate del castillo. now mexican authorities want to question both actors. it's unclear if there wi

periÓdico milenio y saber como fue el encuentro pinfinal entre kate y el chapo, y tambiÉn lo que hizo sean dice que el capote nad tenÍa ab confianza en kate >>> esta fue la primera comunicaciÓn de kate del castillo con el chapo guzmÁn a travÉs del telefono de su abogado. (informaciÓn en pantalla): responde kate, el chapo le pide que separe 3 dÍas para viajo ja viajar aplazo mazatlÁn y Él dice (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> la actriz dice que podrÁ verlo el siguiente fin de semana y le entrega el telÉfono al abogado a quien el capo le pregunta. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> tambiÉn le dice que kate quiere ir a verlo con el actor sean penn el capo responde (informaciÓn en pantalla): >>> luego el chapo les pide que le compren un telÉfono para comunicarse directamente con ella. (informaciÓn en pantalla): >>> al dÍa siguiente de la conversaciÓn continua, el capo pide que compra uno que sea de color de mujer. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> ul universal pÚblica esta fotografÍa que telemundo aÚn no ma podido verificar, la comunicaciÓn escribe al pie de pÁgina, y le entregan un telÉfono para que s