i' m erin fehlau. m sean mcdonald. you can see hundreds of school closings and delays scrolling at the bottom of your screen or at our website, wmur.com. we have about 400 of them right now. kevin: initially, it was 2-4 inches of snow and now we are

coming up next week on "new hampshire chronicle," sean mcdonald hikes a part of the most famous trail in the world. the appalachian trail. adam: we have to try that sometime. there is a new kid on the block in boston. stephanie: we will tell you about the adorable goat that found a new home. adam: a fire destroys a garage in manchester displacing two people from their homes. stephanie: hillary clinton wins stephanie: cute alert. a zoo in boston welcomed this adorable baby goat this week. the nigerian dwarf goat' s name is chewbacca. zookeepers say she is said to already be very alert and active. nigerian dwarf goats can live in climates ranging from cold and hot, certainly perfect for new england. they are cute until they grow up and start screaming. adam: we will be right back with adam: two people are without a home after a fire destroyed their home in manchester. a live report with new details. >> since we have been recording the statistics over a year ago, that is the highest it' s ever been at this point in one month. stephanie: emergency responders say the number of drug overdos

pi' m sean mcdonald. perin: i am erin fehlau. pbernie sanders won the pthe vote. pdonald trump won the republican rimary with 35% of the vote. phillary clinton comes in second pon the democratic side with 38%. pon the republican side, john pkasich came in second with 16% pfollowed by ted cruz, jeb bush, pmarco rubio, chris christie, pcarson. pthe 2016 new hampshire primary pis now history. pthe candidates are now turning pcarolina and nevada. s like what happened pafter iowa, political analysts pfiguring out what this means. pray brewer has a take on the pray. pray: good afternoon, sean. pspeeches, the political pundits pwill decide what it means, but psome granite staters say the pmessage from yesterday' s vote is psimple. pjim: i think the clear message pis that the political pestablishment needs to rethink. pray: after more than a year of olitical rallies and speeches, pnew hampshire voters got to pexpress their minds. pbig victories by donald trump pand bernie sanders, two pcandidates seen as outsiders. pjim lamb says politicians have pbeen put on notice. pjim

i' m sean mcdonald. army staff sergeant ronald hamilton is accused of murdering his wife along with officer ashley guindon. hamilton is now held without bail. prosecutors say they' ll likely seek the death penalty in this case. and right now, memorials are growing across merrimack in honor of officer guindon. she was a 2005 graduate of merrimack high school, and her death is hitting the community hard. our amy coveno joins us live with the somber reactions today. good afternoon, amy. amy: good afternoon, shunted ashley clinton is the six graduate of merrimack high school to die. the profound sadness is being felt throughout the community of merrimack today but it is tinged was committed to serving her community all the way to the end of her short life. >> what was a national news story yesterday remains one today, as it should be. for us, this story is intensely local and far more personal. amy: a moment of silence for merrimack high school in remembrance of ashley guindon. >> to see a young person go of

good afternoon, i' m sean mcdonald. the concern this afternoon is focused on heavy rain and strong winds, especially on the seacoast. we have live team coverage beginning this noon with meteorologist kevin skarupa. kevin: starting last evening, it' s going to be quite the 24 hours. around 2-4 accumulation -- inches of accumulation last evening into this morning. then we switched to freezing rain and sleet. for now, temperatures and a lot of locations are at least at or above the freezing mark. still, there is a winter weather advisory through 1:00. a wind advisory has been posted a high wind warning for the seacoast this afternoon. now, we are looking at lighter rain showers moving through. a line of rain is continuing to pinwheel in east and eventually arrives late this afternoon and early this evening. with that, it could be a quick half-inch to full inch of rain and wind gusts of 40-50 miles per hour. that will set up a completely different evening commute and the commute we had earlier this morning. few minutes. in

i' m sean mcdonald. the victim was met flooded from the scene at goffstown. good afternoon, ray. ray: we are at the scene where the helicopter landed to take the victim to the hospital. neighbor said they could hear a loud boom and soul smoke rising above the -- saw smoke rising above the tree line. paramedics worked to stabilize a man injured in the explosion. the victim, who has not been identified, was eventually loaded onto a helicopter and medflighted to boston. chief o' brien: he had injuries on his chest, arms, and hands. ray: the calls started coming into the fire department shortly a coworker called 911, but called 911. investigators were able to brien: apparently, the gentleman was attempting to kindle a fire to burn some wood debris with an excel rent, gasoline -- an accelerant, a gasoline-type material. when he attempted to ignite the ignited. 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.

good afternoon, i' m sean mcdonald. meteorologist kevin skarupa has days, but changes are on the way. kevin: it is amazing to look at temperatures. the or climb. we have had an increase in clouds through the morning after another cold start to the day, a couple of flakes building northeast. well ahead of the actual storm system that will produce which will develop late this afternoon and into the evening. temperatures near 20, which is double digit below zero we were at this morning. also a much lighter wind. no bitter windchill to go along teens. pick up and some changes to precipitation. late days now, several inches possible later this evening, before the warm air start to get involved. the heaviest precipitation developing tomorrow afternoon. we will have all the details coming up in just a few minutes. sean: thank you. and new at noon, those temperatures are impacting people, from those visitng the granite state for school vacation, to others just trying to make it through the work day. wmur' s ray brewer is live a

i' m sean mcdonald. the candidates today on the democratic side, bth bernie sanders and hillary clinton, are here. bill and hillary are speaking to supporters. bill just wrapped up. ms. clinton: now, this is an exciting week for a lot of reasons. it is, after all, the process by which we choose who each party will nominate for the most important job in our country, some say even in the world. it is up to new hampshire voters to weigh in in the first primary what i am excited about is i think in the last few weeks we have seen the arrival at the right time in this campaign for you to understand what the contest of ideas really is between me and my esteemed opponent, senator sanders. i am excited by that because that is the best way for you to make up your minds. sean: you are listening into clinton speaking and t an event in nashua right now. on the republican side, very busy as well. jeb bush, donald trump, chris christie, ted cruz, john kasich, and marco rubio are in the granite state today. now of cour

i' m sean mcdonald. the iowa caucuses are tonight. making one final push for votes. many of the races are tight and the candidates realized how important every vote is. it starts at 7:00 local time, 8:00 our time. abc' s lana zak is live in iowa this noon with our top story. lana: happy caucus day. we are hours away from iowans their nominee for president, the nation. after some 1500 rallies -- >> clinton and bush. lana: and $33 million spent, it is decision time in iowa. a new quinnipiac poll has donald trump widening his iowa league. mr. trump: you have to be a little bit nervous, and i like to win and i want to win for the country. lana: one third of likely caucus-goers say they are undecided or may still change their mind. since has been sliding for calls and is being criticized for sending out this mailer, stamped "voter violation," many today saying it is deceptive. marco rubio is hot on the campaign trail today trying to lure voters away from the 10 other republican candidates. senator rubio: someone going to a caucus site and there is a candidate you have bee

pamsean: i' m sean mcdonald. plet' s get started with pmeteorologist kevin skarupa. pkevin: light snow and wind will pbe factors through the evening pnews. pstarting to let up quite a bit ptomorrow morning. pin portsmouth, a little bit of plight snow and that is sticking pwith temperatures down below 20 pdegrees. pthat and the wind will be pfactors through the afternoon. pwinds gusting over 25-30 miles pan hour. pnot everything you are seeing is preaching the ground. pa lot of dry air it initially phas to battle. pin areas from the seacoast to pthat snow reach the ground. ptemperatures right now in the pteens and 20' s. pwe will see those temperatures pcontinue to fall a bit as the recipitation continues to come pdown. pwe are looking at those wins, pwhich will gust through the premainder of the afternoon. p30-30 miles an hour -- 30-35 pmiles an hour and potential for pit to be quite slick in a few pareas. pfor more on the totals region by pregion, let' s go to josh judge. pjosh: we have seen the snow pbeginning in some areas of psoutheastern new hampshire in articul

i'm sean mcdonald. it was a big night for the presidential candidates as they debated for the final time before tuesday's primary election. amy: and even after the debate, many new hampshire voters we spoke with say they're still uncollide un undecided, but closer to a decision. we'll get to those momentarily. let's go over to the weather center and check with josh judge judge. hampshire, it was cold, 33 in colebrook right now and those temperatures in the lower 30's in northern new hampshire decrease as you head southward. 020's and even teens in the southern part of the state. that he is because there's clouds and even a few snow flurries in the mountains, keeping it milder there, not allowing the warmth to escape with radiational cooling. in southern new hampshire, clear skies, that will lead to a lot of sunshine though for today. we're looking at a system here off to our south, well to our south and southeastern part of the state, that will bring some snow for us tomorrow, but not today. today a bea

i'm sean mcdonald. you probably noticed a little bite to the air. kevin: certainly temperatures are going to do the same thing this morning. single digits and lower teens this morning. we have a fairly light wind and a lot of sunshine to enjoy. eventually later on today and in to this evening, we're going to have a system approaching. it could bring light snow. temperatures in the single digits to lower teens. highs later on this afternoon up in to the 30's in most locations. by later on today with a light wind, the clouds up. much more with your forecast in a bit. we want to look at your good morning, deb. deb: good morning. we're going to start off with a nice quiet ride. no major problems from the northern part of the state to the state line with massachusetts. 293 is moving well from the upper to the lower split with 93. 101 and 111 is moving along with no delays. on 95 it looks good between exits two and one through the construction zone. it is moving well through the hampton tolls. this report is brought to you by autofair. from the traffic ne

i' m sean mcdonald. it did not feel like february at all yesterday. we are settling back into a more normal pattern. kevin: yesterday, it was the snow and then the rain and the wind. temperatures continue to fall back to the freezing mark now. we are not expecting a lot in the way of precipitation today. there might be flurries in western and northern areas in the afternoon. mid-30' s north country to lower half of the 40' s in southern spots. let' s take a look at your morning ride. we are joined by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning, kevin. compared to yesterday, the roads are nice and quiet as you start your morning commute. be aware of possible black ice depending on where you are on major highways, especially on on and off ramps. 93 is moving well and 293 is ok from the upper to the lower split. 101 is moving well. 95 is up to speed in both directions. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: topping our news, police are investigating a recent pair of gun shop break-ins in hooksett and tyngsbor

i' m erin fehlau. m sean mcdonald. you can see hundreds of school closings and delays scrolling at the bottom of your screen or at our website, wmur.com. we have about 400 of them right now. kevin: initially, it was 2-4 inches of snow and now we are seeing warmer air and freezing rain and sleet mixing in. not much of a warm-up coming in the next couple of hours. for the morning commute, what we have is what we are going to get. temperatures will be up into the 40' we will have a possibility of strong winds late this afternoon and early this evening. let' s take a look at the morning ride. we are joined live i -- by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. deb: good morning, kevin. all the roads in the state of new hampshire are moving slow. the posted maximum speed limit is 45 miles per hour. in some spots, that is still a bit too fast. 93. 293 is slow from the upper to the lower split. on the everett turnpike, it is a slow go through the lane drop i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: the theme of the morning -- it could be a pret

one covers new hampshire erin: some treacherous driving out there this morning. m erin fehlau. m sean mcdonald. it is another morning with weather causing problems out there. the bottom of your screen. i don' morning like this. kevin: where was this in december and january? we start off with the precipitation gradually lightening over the next four hours. 23 in the monadnock region. the most organized activity is starting to lighten, while the snow switching to sleet and freezing rain line continues to temperatures are below freezing. assume any untreated surfaces are very slick. temperatures this afternoon are 40' s to lower 50' s. we could have some strong wind later on. let' s take a look at your tuesday morning ride. we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning, kevin. the roads are very slippery right now. give yourself plenty of extra time. 93 is a slick ride down to the hooksett tolls. the crews are out treating the roadways, but it is still very slow going. 293 is a slow go. give yourself some extra time on the everett turnpike through the bedford to

psean: i' m sean mcdonald. pthe cold is starting to settle pin out there. pit is only going to get colder pthrough the weekend. pkevin: bottoming out as the pcoldest temperatures are sunday pmorning and sunday afternoon. psnow showers and flurries are pkicking around in western and pnorthern areas of the state. pthat small chance at a passing psnow squall in a few spots. ptemperatures recover into the p20' s across a good part of the pstate is a breeze picks up -- as pa breeze picks up and brings in pcolder air. plet' s take a look at your pthursday morning ride. pwe are joined live by 95.7 pwzid' pdeb: good thursday morning, pkevin. pthursday morning commute. pit is smooth going on the peverett turnpike from bedford to pnashua. proad construction continues on pinterstate 95 where the left plane remains closed between pdirections. pall major roads into and around pincident-free. m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. psean: topping our news, a placonia man is in custody after pnearly pulling off and escape. perin: he can be seen after pwalking out of the booking roo

i' m sean mcdonald. let' s talk about the weather out there. what do we have on tap? kevin: usually, the chilly air has temperatures closer to the average and today is a good example of that. it is going to feel a lot cooler than it has been over the last couple of days. clear skies in southern areas. the north country. temperatures into the afternoon only getting back up to the 20' s and 30' s. a breeze out of the northwest wil drive in colder air. we want to take a look at your thursday morning ride. s deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning, kevin. police around the scene of a very serious crash in marlborough. 101 is closed in both directions due to downed power lines. the intersection of 101 and watertown is shut down. 293 is up to speed from the upper to the lower split. if you are heading out to the seacoast, 101 is a nice ride from bedford to portsmouth. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. a manchester teacher is off the job accused of assaulting a student in her middle school classroom. anita lemay turned hersel

sean: i' m sean mcdonald. mother nature left the lights on last night. gorgeous, gorgeous moon. kevin: that will give way to clouds today and varying types of precipitation. we will see temperatures start off chilly, eventually getting back through the low and mid 30' s in the afternoon. eventually, what you see is rain down through the mid-atlantic and snow later on today. the light snow pushes in this evening. much more in just a bit. we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' good morning. deb: good morning, kevin. we are seeing very light volume throughout the state and the bright moon is adding to the pleasantness of the morning commute. 293 is up to speed from the upper split in hooksett to the lower split in manchester. 101 is a great ride all the way out to the seacoast. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: thank you. local drug treatment experts are applauding and moved by the nation' s governors to address the drug and opioid crisis in america. sean: the national governors association has endorsed a plan that monitors prescription drugs. joined c

sean: i' m sean mcdonald. but a lot. we are starting one of the most exciting weeks in new hampshire -- the first in the nation primary. erin: several presidential candidates arrived overnight in new hampshire fresh off the iowa caucuses. taking a quick look at the results. the democratic race was a dead heat with hillary clinton just a fraction of a point ahead of bernie sanders. ted cruz pulled off the win on the republican side followed by donald trump and marco rubio. sean: first, let' s talk about it was unbelievably gorgeous yesterday, if you like warm weather. kevin: although not record highs yesterday. today will be fairly mild. starting off the day in the 20' s across most of the state. clouds out there. it should give way to partial sunshine before that next system starts to run in later on this evening. s to the lower range of the 30' s this evening. much more on the next system coming up. let' s take a look at your morning ride. we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning,

psean: i' m sean mcdonald. pit' s all over and it' s hard to pbelieve. pthe candidates are all streaming pout of the state. plet' s take a look at the presults. pbernie sanders easily defeated phillary clinton with 60% of the pvote. perin: donald trump got more than pa third of the vote, followed by pjohn kasich, ted cruz, and jeb pbush. pwe will have a complete wrapup pin just a moment. pfirst, we want to check in on pher weather today. pkevin: as we go through the day, pwe are going to continue to see plight snow and snow showers pdevelop. pyou will notice scattered snow pshowers back to our south and pwest. pby 8:00 or 9:00, we may start to psee snow showers in southern arts of the state. pthere could be an inch or two of paccumulation locally from this. ptemperatures are above freezing pin both -- most locations. plet' s take a look at your pmorning ride. pwe are joined live by 95.7 pwzid' s deb davidson. pgood wednesday morning. pdeb: good wednesday morning, pkevin. pall major roadways are moving up pto speed. p93 north and south is moving pwell fro

sean: i' m sean mcdonald. a beautiful moon out there. kevin: i have heard about this as "the calm before the kitchen sink." [laughter] kevin: we have various types of precipitation coming forward. some spots get freezing rain and some of that will be heavy. we will have much more on this with your forecast. let' s take a look at your morning ride. we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' deb: good morning, kevin. the morning commute is light, mostly due to school vacation week. the hooksett tolls look good. from manchester to salem, it is a 21-minute ride. not seeing any delays. it is completely up to speed through merrimack and nashua. the spaulding turnpike is moving well heading into rochester. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: local drug treatment for its are applauding and moved by the nation' s governors to help address the drug and opioid crisis in america and new hampshire. sean: the national governors association has endorsed a plan to boost programs that monitor andy: governor maggie hassan joined ch

pi' m erin fehlau. m sean mcdonald. psome of the polls across the pstate are opening right now. pvoters head to the polls today pto cast their choice for residential nominee. perin: the weather through a plittle bit of a curveball at the rimary with several inches of psnow following into the night. pcrews were out while you were psleeping clearing the roads. pyou will see several school pdelays scrolling along the pbottom of your screen. pa lot of kids did not have pschool because of the voting ptoday. psean: it could be a snowy walk pinto the polls today. pkevin: 2-6 inches of snow is pwhat we have seen so far. pthere are still some light snow pshowers out there. pa very fluffy snow falling. pnot expecting much of a wind to pblow that around today. ptemperatures starting in the pteens and they jump into the p20' s into the afternoon. pa fairly light wind will make it pfeel pretty good by later on ptoday. pfrom there, very cold air by the ptime we get to the weekend. pmuch more on that coming up. plet' s take a look at your ptuesday morning ride. pwe are joined live i -- by 95.7

psean: i' m sean mcdonald. pwelcome to the new hampshire rimary 2016. pvoters head to the polls today pto cast their choice for the residential nominees. pthe weather through a little bit pof a curveball for the primary, pfalling overnight. pyou will see several school pof your screen. psean: a lot of kids already had pthe day off with the voting. pkevin: little additional paccumulation from the snowfall. pwe start off with temperatures pin the teens to near 20 degrees. psnow -- pockets of light snow. pas far as today is concerned, we pstart off with highs in the 20' s pwith a lot of clouds and a pcouple of snow showers through pthe afternoon and evening. plet' s take a look at your pmorning ride. pwe' re joined live by 95.7 wzid' s pdeb davidson. pgood tuesday morning. pdeb: good tuesday morning, pkevin. pwe are starting off with a crash pon interstate 89. pmany emergency vehicles are on pthe scene. p393 is still snow-covered with a pslim patch cloud. p-- plowed. pyou should not have any problems pon 93. p293 is in good condition at the pthe speed limi

i'm sean mcdonald. yesterday was unbelievable temperature-wise. looks like the more winter-like weather has returned. kevin: back to reality for today, tomorrow, and then another trend next week. the wind up to 15-20 miles an hour. the last of the snow shower activity for the northern half of the state early this morning and a few roaming across southern new hampshire overnight. temperatures in the 20's to lower range of the 30's. we're not going to see the temperatures move all that much thanks to the wind to the west bringing in the colder air counteracted by the sunshine. much more in a moment. with deb davidson. happy friday, deb. deb: happy friday to you, kevin. we're starting off with a road closure. route 9 between wendy road and juniper hill. a tractor trailer poll. we also need to watch out for some black ice north of concord. snow squalls move through. 93 south is moving through the tolls and to the upper split. 293 is moving well from the upper split in hooksett down to the lower split in manchester. from the traffic network, i'm deb da

sean: i' m sean mcdonald. our stretch of good weather is about to come to an end. kevin: after today' s system we don' t get arctic cold across the area quite yet. that waits until next week. it may be cool enough in western and northern areas to see a light, wintry mix. us. temperatures, upper 20' s. lasts and how much precipitation we will see ahead. good wednesday morning, deb. deb: all major roads are nice and quiet and moving up to speed. the dot boards are alerting commuters that there is possible black ice in the area once the system moves in. they are mainly concerned about areas north of bow on 93 and again in the northern sections of the spaulding turnpike. the everett turnpike is currently moving well and up to speed from bedford to nashua. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: the political full press is officially on in new erin: dozens of events are planned each day between now and tuesday. we start with ray brewer live in derry bang. -- derry. ray: originally, this town hall at the opera house in derry was planned to i

i'm sean mcdonald.

sean: i'm sean mcdonald. we're on the storm watch. you'll see 200 closings and delays. find them on our web site as well. it is the calm before the storm. some snowflakes are starting to fall. it hasn't picked up yet. kevin: we're going to continue to see the heaviest portion from about 7:00 to 11:00. in the south eastern half to third. starting to stick. you get out not quite yet with temperatures just a few degrees above the freezing mark in south eastern spots. up north just starting to get in on the light snow and snow shower activity. expecting the heaviest of this today to be mid to late morning before starting to taper off during the afternoon and the heaviest portion of this to be for south eastern areas of the state. locally you could see upwards of six inches of accumulation. a general three to five inches of snow for the south eastern half of the state. again we're looking at snowfall rates with the system with the possibility of over an inch per hour. the morning drive could be tricky. live pictures in windham. let's check in with deb davidson. good morning,

sean: i' m sean mcdonald. you know it is primary week when the lights of the national media are parked in your parking lot. they are going to see some bum nasty weather, right? kevin: there is going to be lower visibility, some spots will get over an inch of rain fall. we will watch for a light, wintry mix early today. as the day wears on, southerly temperatures. our high temperatures by 7:00 or s to 50' s. much more on your wet wednesday s take a look at your we' s deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning, kevin. are moving well and up to speed. all things look great to the upper valley. 93 south is an easy ride heading from concord to the state line with massachusetts. if we are out on the everett turnpike, that is moving well. if your commute is taking you into boston, 93 south is seeing delays in andover. from the wzid traffic network, i' sean: the political press is on in new hampshire with days left before the first in the nation primary. erin: there are dozens of events planned each day between now

i'm sean mcdonald. you might want to snuggle in close to your dog or cat. it is cold out there. it is only going to get colder. kevin: an appropriate weekend for valentine's day. we are looking at cold temperatures. it is going to be the wind that kicks up. there's a bit of a breeze this morning. that's knocked wind chilling down to the teens below zero. we have the clear skies across a good part of the state. temperatures in the single digits above and below zero. wind chills in several locations in the teens below zero. it is just the beginning of a bitterly cold weekend with a good deal of sunshine. much more on that with your forecast. good friday morning, deb. deb: good friday morning. all of the roads are speed. it is cold. if you can get your car warmed up before heading out, that's a good idea. 293 northbound we are seeing some delays. travel is moving well from 93 south from concord to the hooksett tolls. then from manchester to salem. we're not seeing any delays. no delays on 93 right now from hampton to portsmouth. this report is brought to you by autofair. from the t

sean: i'm sean mcdonald. hopefully we can continue the trend. kevin: we had the temperatures spike. we are looking to make a run in to the 50's or 60's. with that, a couple of showers. winds with pick up out of the southwest ahead of the front and switch to the west. temperatures after running all the way up in to the 50's to lower 60's may start to fall later on this afternoon. you'll notice temperatures early this morning anywhere from the mid 20's in the north country to mid 40's in a couple of southern spots. highs today 50's to lower 60's. 40's in the north country. after a couple of rain all of the details in a bit. let's look at your monday morning ride here in the granite state. good monday morning, deb. deb: good monday morning. with everyone heading back to work and school, traffic is nice and light. we're not seeing any problems on 93 south from north of the notch down to the hooksett tolls from manchester to salem is about a 21-minute ride. 293 from the upper to lower split. if you are getting on the everett turnpike, it is hassle free. making your way down in to nashua.

i'm sean mcdonald. an unusual but beautiful weekend. i've got to tell you i started the weekend with a decent amount of snow in my yard. most of it is gone at this point. kevin: yeah. 50's on saturday. 40's to near 50 degrees yesterday. we start to fall back today. still close to the averages for this time of year, which means 30's. it is a fairly mild start for this time of year. partly cloudy skies. there's still the occasional overcast in parts of the state early this morning. that should wither away to partial sunshine. a lot of other areas, it will be a good deal of sunshine. highs in the mountains up in to the 30's. cooler air with the next system. let's look at your morning ride. we're joined live by deb davidson. good monday morning, deb: good monday morning, kevin. we're starting off with a nice, quiet commute at this time. the skies are bright and the roads are nice and dry. it is making for a very nice commute on 93 southbound from the northern part of the state to the stateline with massachusetts. 293 is up to speed. 101 is

i'm sean mcdonald. it is so cold. students at the brookline hollis school district do have a two-hour delay today. the school district a two-hour delay. it is going to be a really cold few days. kevin: western and northern half early this morning subzero. looks like everyone is below zero sunday morning and likely monday morning. this doesn't factor in the wind which is going to be going starting tomorrow afternoon and going through sunday night. for 25 to 30 miles an hour. that means some dangerous wind chills. for the entire state already for tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night in to sunday. wind chills early this morning in the single and double digits below zero across a good part teens to lower 20's. about as warm as we'll be monday afternoon. much more on your forecast in a bit. let's look at your ride. we're joined live by deb davidson. good friday morning, deb. deb: good friday morning, kevin. it was a very cold start to your morning commute. the good news there are no major incidents to slow you down. if yo

sean: i'm sean mcdonald. the day before ground yesterday felt like late march or april. back. we're going to hover on thursdays. we start off with quite a few clouds making state. you notice a couple of light showers back to the west. the front will bring us the chance of a shower this morning. the winds pick up in to the afternoon out of the west with skies clearing to partial sunshine. it eventually sets up temperatures by later on today working their way up in to the 40's and 50's. we'll have much more on that forecast coming up in just a bit. let's look at your monday morning ride here in the granite state. we're joined live by deb davidson. good monday morning, deb. deb: good monday morning. no major problems. all roads are moving well. interstate 89 looks great from concord to the upper valley. on the southbound side of 89 we're not seeing any problems at the bow junction. 8:00 and 3:00 which is 293. lanes will be produced to only one and motorists are strongly encounselorred to seek an alternate route. we're already seeing the delays. it is solid from exit 45 to 41. the

i'm sean mcdonald. several schools have delays. find them at the bottom of your screen at the wmur.com. it is so cold. they are going to wait for things to warm up. we have weather on the way. kevin: temperatures single and double digits. likely we're in the 40's and 50's. it is a huge difference and all of that coming and being dragged up by a storm system that approaches later on this evening. we start off in the single and double digits below zero this morning. a much lighter wind. there isn't as much of a wind chill this morning. clouds approaching later on this afternoon and eventually some light snow approaching late in the day and in to the evening. highs today upper teens north. mid 20's in southern areas. temperatures keep rising later tonight. that means a mix to rain and wind for the day tomorrow. much more on that with your forecast in a bit. let's look at your monday morning ride here. we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning. right now it is a nice, quiet ride throughout the state no mat

mcdonald, you can send it to an asteroid. sean: there's a lot. i don't think it's coming back. i'll take a picture of it. erin: i don't think so. erin: it is now 6:55. updating our top stories. sean: a massive fire in goffstown. the flames broke out yesterday. no one was hurt. firefighters say the building had been booned for almost two years. erin: two u.n.h. students charged in connection with a stabbing are due in court today. twice over the weekend. he is now in stable condition. the suspects, matthew gibbons, and eric denning, are facing assault charges. sean: a man is facing attempted murder and robbery charges after he attacked a clerk with a baseball bat. gedeon karsai assaulted a clerk during a robbery yesterday. erin: dartmouth college is joining dozens of other schools in banning hover boards from campus. it is intended to be temporary. kevin: beautiful sunrise for most out there this morning. still some linger clouds in inland and northern areas. those should give way to sunshine. it will be a cooler day than what we've had lately. highs today in the 30's with a nor

come i'm bernie sanders, >> you are watching wmur "news 9 daybreak." mcdonald, and meteorologist kevin skarupa. now news 9 continues. sean: the pope's fiat has sold at auction. $82,000. couple that owns the autogroup. they used one of the two black fiats while visiting philadelphia in september. the other is on display at the autoshow. been sold. erin: driving around in the pope mobile. the airlines is planning to launch what would be the longest direct flight. the journey would be from qatar to new zealand. the plane can carry 2 59d passengers. kevin: currently the world's longest direct flight is between texas and australia. that trip takes 16 hours and 55 minutes. erin: i hope they give you snacks. kevin: at least. sean: you could binge watch eight tv series. kevin: long ride. sean: coming up, you'll hear from a new hampshire family that had to cancel their vacation due to concerns. hours away from the first votes in the nation. what to expect coming up. erin: some emergency dispatchers in vermont are testing out a new technique. exercise equipment at the desk. has to solve problems and as small as your kitchen table.

mcdonald's is probably mad you are cutting off their customer base. >>> the super bowl week send here this weekend. have you heard? >> seanad the ads you will probably be talking about and winding. >> good morning. leave it to a sassy have british lady to drive home without drinking and driven. helen miran has choice words. >> if you drive drunk, you are a short sited, oxygen wasting human solution, and selfish coward. if your brain was to be donated to science, science would deny it. >> that's the point, being responsible when you're watching the commercials or the game this weekend. >> she is great. >> it sounds so much better with a british accent. don't drink and drive. >> thank you. >>> yesterday morning, -- >> still no suspect and still no people or motive as i mentioned, identifying 26-year- old neshante davis and her 2- year-old daughter chloe. both of them were shot yesterday outside of their condo building in fort washington. the community held a vigil last night. >>> makia, fighting crime with cash. that's the basis of the bill unanimously approved by the dc council. we know under this bill, the city officials

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