shelley: i' m shelley walcott. kinder morgan says the pipeline would lower electric rates because the natural gas could generate power. but opponents tell wmur' s heather hamel they' re not convinced. heather: yes, opponents were loud and clear they do not want a natural gas pipeline. well only a few hundred showed up, thousands added signatures. beating drums and marching proudly, people protesting the cantor morgan natural gas pipeline made their way to the state house. >> we don' heather: ned, an acronym for northeastern electric project, would create jobs, but protesters save the negatives outweigh the positives. >> we have to live next to these things. our air quality and our water quality and there is no benefits granite stater' s. heather: this sister staffs a house with four other nuns, and she fears they will have to reduce their ministry or close the else altogether. >> after 25 years, we certainly have helped hundreds of people died. heather: protesters armed with not only stories and signs, but petition

shelley: put your sunscreen on re skiing of north. shelley: lots of basketball jason: the panthers are still tt2watv# 1d! bt@q4", tt2watv# 1d! bm@q/%d tt4watv# 1d!" dztq )&< tt4watv# 1d!" entq y"\ tt4watv# 1d!" gzt& @%$ tt4watv# 1d!" hnt& p+h tt4watv# 1d!" iztq :b0 tt4watv# 1d!" jntq (2p jason: the celtics and the kings played a game in mexico city tonight, in fact, they' re playing as we speak. some early highlights for you, the former celtics points guard isaiah thomas finds avery bradley on the wing and he hits for three. celtics in transition now. thomas to bradley again for three more. the second half is just under way. college hoops, plymouth state home with lyndon state. the panthers in the white uniforms. easy lay up. jack preston had 12 points and 11 rebounds. then in transition, curtis arsenault, knocks down the short jumper. he had 10 points for the panthers tonight. brian boulay with a nice cross over dribble, hits the 15 footer. he had a team-high panthers win 13. 76-53. they are 7-0, best start for the program in 10 year

shelley: she was arrested. a senate committee has given its approval to the president' s nominee for the next u.s. attorney for new hampshire. senator jeanne shaheen and kelly ayotte say they will support emily rice. she would replace the acting u.s. attorney. there is one annual event in the city of manchester tailored especially for the city' s elderly. shelley: it is one of the granite state' s most popular events of the holiday season hosted by manchester' s police department. >> so we hope you have a great night, we love this tradition at the manchester police department so thank you for joining us. shelley: the senior lights tour treats older residents to a visual feast for the holidays. taking them around the city, for a tour of holiday lights. with their very own police escort. enjoy the time with the officers. shelley: after a treat from an adorable elf. this crowd was off to enjoy some of the best displays in town. merry christmas. >> >> we' ll take them to areas across the city, and some of the surro

shelley: the clues investigators s dash cam video. tom: next week medical marijuana patients will start receiving their i.d. cards. the steps that still need to happen before marijuana will be sold. mike: the mild pattern continues with record warmth on the way soon. how high temps go by thursday and christmas day. shelley: a secret service agent becomes the victim of a thief. the items essential to his job that were stolen from his car. tom: families in transition opens a new kind of shelter in manchester. the range of services housed in one facility to help families in need. now, duck in your news 9 -- wmur news tonight at 9:00. tom: we have breaking news from lyndeborough. where firefighters are battling a large fire right now. these are photos from 117 old temple road. shelley: we' ve confirmed that viewers from as far away as milton are telling us they can see the fire we have a crew on . we have a crew on the way to lyndeborough right now and we' ll bring you updates as they come in. in other news tonight, police are searching t

shelley: lots of basketball action. years. something is wrong with our healthcare system and it needs to be fixed. and getting eight million kids now, it's about stopping republicans from repealing obamacare, and taking on down drug prices. i'm not going to let any family be deprived of healthcare. i'm not going to let the republicans rip up obamacare and throw it away. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. tt2watv# 1d! bt@q4", tt2watv# 1d! "a@q$.h tt2watv# 1d! bm@q/%d tt4watv# 1d!" dztq )&< tt4watv# 1d!" entq y"\ tt4watv# 1d!" gzt& @%$ tt4watv# 1d!" hnt& p+h tt4watv# 1d!" iztq :b0 tt4watv# 1d!" jntq (2p tt4watv# 1d!" lzt& 0_, jason: the celtics and the kings played a game in mexico city tonight, in fact, they' re playing as we speak. the former celtics points guard knocks down three in the first quarter. isaiah thomas finds avery bradley on the wing and he hits for three. celtics in transition now. thomas to bradley again for three more. the second half is just under way. college hoops, plymouth state home with lynd

shelley: and i'm shelley walcott. we are expecting heavy rain tonight and then temperatures could reach almost 70 in some parts of the state tomorrow. josh judge is here with a look at the forecast. josh: sound weird to hear you say it, but it's the truth, and we've got rain and warmth on the way. we'll start with your current temperatures, because they're not going to change a lot over the next 24 hours. 48 in manchester. but these temperatures of about 48 don't fall a lot overnight because there's warm air streaming in and cloudy skies to capture the warmth as well. plenty of cloud and here comes the rain as well, rain pushing in from south to north throughout the evening hours and then heavier bouts of it during the overnight hours tonight into tomorrow. here's your overnight lows, if it even get this is low. some times of fog as well. record warmth, we'll talk about that. christmas day, still in the 50's. we'll tell you about the report warmth, it will shatter the record tomorrow, in a few minutes. josh: tonight a

shelley: we can go bike riding on christmas day. tom: let' s jump over to jason and find out what' s going on in boards. jason the celtics were back at : home tonight, hosting the hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 15 gigs of data for just $70! but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? u.s. cellular sized data. 15 gigs of good, strong data you can actually use because it works in the middle of anywhere. i'd like $100! you're getting $400 in promo cards! yes! switch to u.s. cellular for just $70. , timberwolves. boston was without forwards amir johnson and jared sullinger, who were both out with injuries. the timberwolves were without kevin garnett. he hasn' t played in back to back games all season. first half, celtics in transition. kelly olynyk open in the corner for 3, boston up 10. third quarter now, more of the same, olynyk from the near corner for 3 more. he was 3-for-3 from beyond the arc and finished with 19 points. fourth quarter, minnesota in transition, but isaiah thomas with the stea

good evening i' m shelley , walcott. route 202 is now open but police shut it down for hours as they try to figure out exactly how the crash happened. wmur' s mike cronin joins us live from henniker with the latest information. mike: police spent hours analyzing the scene. before they got there several people were trying to help the person who was inside that vehicle on fire. tonight we spoke with one of them. >> witnesses describe a chaotic scene as good samaritans tried to help someone trapped in a car on fire. video shows one man spraying the engine with a fire extinguisher. >> people were running around, grabbing fire extinguishers, water, anything they could to help. >> yeah, there' s someone in there. >> almost a dozen people pulled over on route 202 in henniker to do what they could before first >> i just saw a bunch of dirt in the road and then when i came up closer i saw smoke coming out of the woods and i saw the truck on its side. travis larouche took the video. one person was killed, another airlifted to the

shelley: i am shelley walcott. a driver lost control of his vehicle in the middle of the lunch hour rush. somehow, no one was hurt. >> this could' ve been really bad. shelley: the owner of the deli says he is stunned by what happened. >> i was making some sandwiches, and all of a sudden, there was a loud explosion. it seemed like a car came over the median and crashed into the building. shelley: it happened around 12:20 this afternoon during the lunch hour. claremont police say a jeep sped through opera house square, the middle of downtown, struck another vehicle, and into a concrete post, sending it into the building. >> there was just a thick cloud of smoke. shelley: despite the flying concrete and glass, no one on this crowded street was hurt. >> we just had a lunch rush, and and it just happened at the right time. shelley: police say the driver of the jeep was 55-year-old patrick taylor of new york. they arrested him for dwi and for resisting arrest. business owners like michael hammond are livid but grateful k

shelley: i'm shelley walcott. an official said the woman suspected of helping her husband carry out the mass murder posted a message on facebook declaring allegiance to isis. josh: investigators can't say whether the terror group played a role in the direct planning of the san bernardino shooting or if the couple acted independently. let go to abc's brandi hitt for the latest live in california. reporter: this is the biggest break yet in the search for a motive. law enforcement sources tell us at least one of the shooters had pledged support for isis and now a terrorism investigation. an attack inspired by isis. sources tell abc news the wife of sid frook, tashfeen malik, pledged her allegiance to isis on social media using an alias just minutes into the attack. >> we are now investigating these horrific acts an an act of terrorism. reporter: the f.b.i. says it heads has no evidence that isis directed the attack that left 14 people dead. >> we are going through a very evidence. this is electronic evidence that the

good evening, i' m shelley walcott. tom: i' m tom griffith. safe for parents to send their children back. wmur' s mike cronin joins us live from nashua high school north with reaction from parents and investigators. mike there will be an increased : police presence here tomorrow and at other schools in the city. police aren' t saying what specifically was in the email threat but they' re confident schools are safe. luz rodriguez admits she' s scared to send her 4th grade daughter and two other children back to school. >> you know i was on the fence about sending them, but it' s like vacation week too and they have a few days off so i will be sending them tomorrow. mike: this man feels it' s safe to bring his son to first grade. >> we got a call this evening from the principal that everything is ok at this point and we got a confirmation from the police department. mike: the doors will reopen at schools across nashua tuesday after an email threat was sent to the district over the officials say the threat was specific to

shelley: were going to talk about the weather. a difficult afternoon on the roads in many parts of the state as drivers dealt with freezing good evening, i' tom: i' m tom griffith. conditions will likely improve overnight. that' s the good news. chief meteorologist mike haddad is here to explain what to expect tonight and tomorrow morning. mike: mostly rain out there tonight but there are a few pockets near 32 degrees in that means a slight chance of more icing in the next few hours. also notice splashes of pink on the radar in and around mount washington valley, west through the plymouth area and down to the lake son of the zone. temperatures right near 32 degrees. that means any untreated surface will likely glaze up. notice plymouth at 32, concord at 33. any area to the north and west of the state capital into parts of the lakes region experiencing some light blazing. concern will continue for a couple more hours. the freezing rain advisory extended until 4 a.m. -- 4:00 a.m. for most of central and southern new hampshire. tomor

shelley: the u.s. and cuba have taken a big step toward making it easier to travel between the two countries. leaders from both nations say they' restoring regularly scheduled commercial flights. since the u.s. and cuba normalized relations. right now, american and cuban travelers must fly on charter flights that are complicated to book. for the first time today, the nation' was utilized. the department of homeland security issued its first advisory bulletin. the two tiered system will issue today, homeland security added and intermediate level describing general developments or trenton threats. >> dhs is concerned that terrorist inspired individuals and homegrown violent extremists may be encouraged, or inspired, to target public events or places. shelley: the new bulletin will be in effect for the next six months. it does not contain any new information but rather outlines much of what we of heard from the administration sets recent attacks. experts say this year' s lower gas prices of state families

shelley: a drug task force wants stronger drug laws in new hampshire. the joint task force for the response to the heroin and opioid epidemic unanimously recommended legislation that would create criminal penalties for distributing fentanyl. the division wants the penalties to be the same as the existing penalties for distributing heroin. the opiate crisis was front and brainstorming session in portsmouth today. more than 30 front line responders, counselors, educators and city business leaders gathered to come up with specific recommendations. among the discussions, what the model of a recovery center would look like, and how best to educate in both the schools and the community. >> i feel as tho this community this is the first time we' been able to have all these individuals come to the table and, no egos, no turf, and be able to talk about what we can do. shelley: the portsmouth chamber is holding a separate, public meeting on the crisis this re are going to get areas are excited about that. mike: it' s time to turn toward the christmas season sort

shelley: hopefully he is and hopefully he recovers. tom: still to come, this fan is more than just a new car for a family from goffstown. shelley: the way their community helped get them a van they tom: a single mother from goffstown who was desperately for her wheelchair-bound daughter, got some help today. shelley: pam mccarthy' s daughter maura was born with a chromosomal disorder so rare it doesn' t even have a name. the 15-year-old doesn' t walk or talk. the family van was considered to old to be modified for a wheechair, but the community rallied, holding fundraisers to raise the tens of thousands of dollars needed for the van. the grateful family bought it today. >> this is a dream come true. it really is. and people have just been amazing. the outpouring of generosity has been incredible. shelley: the family thanked everyone who donated to their cause and say this van is truly the best christmas present they could have asked for. good stuff. happy for them. tom: that is what folks do in new hampshire. shelley: thanks for joinin

shelley: now to commitment 2016 coverage. late this afternoon donald trump ignited yet another controversy this time calling for the u.s. to stop all muslims from political reporter adam sexton joins us now with reaction. adam: shelley, a lot of people shaking their heads tonight at this one. in particular, a young manchester real estate investor, the son of a muslim immigrant, who says he saw trump as an icon and business role model until now. when the primary season began manchester real estate investor adeel tahir planned on going all-in for one candidate. >> i was 100% donald trump. adam: but things changed quickly when trump began making incendiary statements about muslims culminating monday afternoon, when his campaign released a statement saying, donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country' s representatives can figure out what is going on. >> i think it' s the most ve ever heard in my life. s father saghir, pakistan in the 70' s, worked multiple

shelley: maybe we should. josh: actually, i' ve a gift for you that is the gift of much-needed rain. today, with the sunshine out there. you can see the sunshine moving overhead into nighttime. the skies were clear this evening then clouding over. we remain dry right now, but temperatures are cooler than they have been in a while. this is still pretty warm. one thing you know, it felt colder than it felt than a while out there. you could tell the difference even though we were just down into the 30' s. holding steady as the 30 pre-much everywhere except areas north of the notches because of the cloud cover that is moved in. it will still continue falling, temperatures not just quite as quickly. 20' s. tonight, temperatures in the 20' s are important because there the way in during the overnight hours. because of a freezing drizzle, or freezing rain advisory and advisory is patient of mine :00 -- 9:00. they will warm up into the 30' s after that through the day tomorrow. early, especially during the morning com

shelley: mike saw one in person today. mike: that' s right, and we met tonight we' re at pelham road in hudson. joining me is the owner, paul roy. thanks for joining us tonight. tell us how many lights you have here. >> we have right around 100,000 lights. we have been doing that every here now. we initially started 15 years ago. we increased every year until we got to 150,000 lights and said we cannot keep going up, so we changed the theme. with so many lines in so many different individual displays how long does it actually take , you to set all of this up? >> we start doing the planning actually in october. we start bringing all the lights down, checking them, and then eventually two weeks before , thanksgiving, we start bringing everything out and and we light up on thanksgiving night. so about one and a half to two months it takes us to get ready. mike: that is something else. i wish you a very happy holiday season and thanks for joining us tonight. >> come back again some day. mike: you can put a smile on a child' s

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good evening, i' m shelley walcott. tom: i' the sanders campaign says it is being shut out from accessing vital voter data while hillary clinton' s campaign is accusing the sanders camp of stealing her information. let' s begin our commitment 2016 team coverage with mike cronin, who explains just how costly the sanders campaign believes this shut out will be. mike: this 12 page lawsuit was filed in response to the party' s decision to block the sanders campaign from accessing important voter information. it says without access to that database the campaign will lose about $600,000 in donations a day. in an interview you' ll only see on news 9 hillary clinton' s campaign manager says they want a fair fight. >> the sanders campaign stole data from our voter file. they did it just a few days ago. we were called about it at the same time that they were. we just want to know that our data has been erased. mike: but the bernie sanders campaign is accusing party leaders of trying undermine his bid for the white house. now they

shelley: rubio has a pancake franklin. presidential candidate jeb bush also held a town hall meeting in >> it' s not about who says the this isn' t reality tv. the reality is that people need their spirits lifted. with tangible ideas. shelley the former florida : governor talked about his plans for saving social security, health care for veterans, and the nsa' s surveillance programs. new jersey governor chris christie visited portsmouth today, on the final leg of a four-day visit to the granite state. the republican presidential candidate spent this trip on a bus tour around new hampshire. tom: a community is coming together to help a family that lost their christmas gifts in a fire. flames broke out at the home on grant road in newmarket this morning. firefighters say it probably started as an electrical fire, caused by a kitchen appliance. the family' blaze. donations have started coming in to the fire station to help that family ahead of christmas, and firefighters are accepting donations through tomorrow. shelley: it'

shelley: two men wanted in deerfield turn up in florida. one is dead and police say in both states they drove off with someone hanging onto their vehicle. tom: a boy' s thanksgiving card to his dad in prison has prompted a lawsuit. >> inmates and family members on the outside have a first amendment right to communicate. tom: the contraband concern that led the state prison to ban cards and drawings. shelley: this mild december has meant a slow start to the ski season. the ripple effect for businesses that depend on snow and cold. tom: a camera drone nearly crashes into a skier during a race. the changes a major ski organization is now making. like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. shelley: a mild night across the granite state as we look live at downtown concord. it is 47 degrees outside right now, and tomorrow, we' re set to break the record high of 57-degrees. it will be a lot warmer than that. good evening, i' m shelley walcott. tom: i' m tom griffith. let' s start with chief meteorologist mike haddad to tell us just how warm it could get

i' m shelley walcott. investigators have not released are saying it is not suspicious. wmur' s kristen carosa joins us now with reaction from neighboring businesses. kristin many people walking by : are stopping to take a look at the loss here on market street. as you can see the building which has been roped off with caution tape. many are in disbelief that this has happened and the neighboring businesses say they are now concerned for the restaurants employees. clean up inside the gas light has begun. a devastating fire tore through the well known restaurant in dowtown portsmouth wednesday. it sits on market street. >> our first reaction was to make sure that everyone in here and over there was safe and unfortunately it does sound like there was a lot of damage so we help out, fed them while they were waiting to get their stuff >> kate boyle works at the portsmouth brewery, she calls the employees at the gas light family and feels for their loss. thankfully everybody in here was was just fine and we were

shelley: the weather is quite country. a string of tornadoes have touched down in mississippi and at least six people are dead. during a ski race. the changes ahead because of the mike: do we hang on to the springlike temperatures for monday? shelley: plus, you might not be able to offer out from the body scanner when you go through security. tom: it was a foggy morning tom: watch this -- a drone crashes, almost knocking out a skier during a race in italy. the international ski federation is now banning camera drones from its world cup races. the drone was carrying a t.v. camera. the company responsible for the camera drone a sports marketing agency says it is examining the circumstances leading up to the crash. the skier wasn' t hurt. protesters in minnesota blocked access to an airport terminal and caused significant traffic delays this afternoon. shelley: the black lives matter rally started at the mall of america in minneapolis this afternoon. the protesters then took a train to the minneapolis-saint paul terminal and

shelley: hillary clinton also laid into donald trump tonight at a town hall in salem. adam sexton joins us live now adam: hilary clinton took fewer than a dozen questions tonight, many of them from non-voting kids. but early on, all the talk was about donald trump. speaking before a packed town hall meeting in salem hillary clinton wasted no time jumping all over donald trump' s proposal to stop muslims from entering the united states. hillary clinton: this is both a shameless and a dangerous idea. adam: clinton says trump is turning his back on deeply held american ideals and playing right into the hands of the terrorists. she also contends that as the republican front-runner he' s destabilizing the gop. hillary clinton: >> we' re dealing with a party at danger of losing its way, of undermining the values that we have stood for. go back and read what george washington said about how we must resist bigotry. read about what religious constitution enshrines it. as far as addressing the threat from isis against its homeland, in a one-on-one interview with news 9, clinton

shelley: i' m shelley walcott. right now we want to go to the spin room as journalists track down candidates and their surrogates for responses to the hottest moments in the debate. our team at saint anselm college , political director josh mcelveen and jennifer vaughn has a front row seat. josh: thanks very much. it has become the center of this is where the action happens after the debate. we will check in with kristen malley. >> being able to give voice to hearts of young people in our country. you rarely find people that want to bash american immigrants or people that want to force us to have id cards according to our faith, like donald trump. i enjoyed tonight' s debate. in a way, even though this is the holiday season, even though i would prefer more debates on weekdays, i feel like tonight was the first debate as we enter into the decision-making window in new hampshire and also in iowa. anyway. that is my take. josh: martin o' malley talking about his performance. let' s go to adam sexton who is outside the

shelley: to commitment 2016 coverage. republican florida senator marco rubio did some christmas shopping in concord tonight. he visited gibson' s bookstore , saying he wanted to bring home something for his kids from the campaign trail. while in the granite state today, rubio also spoke at the seacoast republican women holiday luncheon. tomorrow, fellow republican lindsey graham speaks in manchester. john kasich has town halls in claremont and new london. and democrat bernie sanders has town halls in keene and plymouth. of course, you can find all the details on the candidate tracker on a website, wmur.com. tom: ebay is the latest company to offer more leave to new parents. coming up on news 9 tonight. it' s not just moms who are included in this benefit expansion. shelley: our spirit of giving toy drive launched today and your generosity is already evident. why this cause is so special to troopers who are donating. >> the skies already clearing across much of the state. more sunshine for the weekend. i will have a full b

shelley : we' re hearing from the family of the u.s. army ranger from new hampshire who died this week. corporal andrew aimesbury was killed during a live fire exercise in georgia. good evening, i' m shelley walcott. tom: i' m tom griffith. the corporal' s family and fellow rangers are remembering him for his leadership and for his service. mike cronin joins us live. cronin: corporal aimesbury' s family lives here in somersworth. he was a decorated soldier who was loved and respected by many. corporal andrew aimesbury' s family remembers him as special person. his sister explains, anyone who knows andrew, knows exactly what i mean. even if they only beheld a fraction of his personality. if you only heard him laugh for a second. if you only saw his smile in he is strong, kind, stubborn, goofy, hilarious, proud, humble, brave, a leader, a ranger, a friend, a brother, a son. special. the 21-year-old was killed this week at training in fort stewart, georgia. the army says he was seriously wounded wednesday during a live fire exercise and la

shelley: let' s hear it for that anonymous donor. tom: a high schooler is fighting drug addiction in our state. >> i have a brother who is a drug addict and its not his fault, it' s a disease that can be treated. tom: her brother' s message to teens thinking of using drugs. shelley: and we need your help reaching our goal of $100,000 for the food drive this weekend. coming up, we' re live in nashua sight. another december weekend with highs along 60 degrees. paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the working class back to where they should be. he's a rock. sanders: i'm bernie sanders school is raising awareness addiction. mia forrest dedicated her senior proj

shelley: coming up on news 9 tonight. the mbta is sharing new information about the mistakes rolling down the tracks with no operator. the options emergency dispatchers considered to safely tom: plus, you' big contributions to our annual food drive. but an anonymous donor has set the bar high for this year. >> you might be asking how long the warm weather can last. tom: mbta officials say several operator errors led to a red line train traveling through four stops without anyone at the controls yesterday. shelley: safety officials say when the operator got off that train to check a problem, he did not set the brake. sources tell our sister station, wcvb, that he also tied a cord once the operations center found out what was going on, it cut power to the train and it coasted to a stop. dispatchers had a number of options to choose from to safely stop the train. >> if the trains were closer, yes, the dispatchers could have made the decision to kill power along the entire line and stop all the trains where they are. they' ll

shelley: a family losing when their house catches fire. but tonight the outpouring of support filled up an entire truck. mike: christmas eve eve, that's right, shooting for 50 degrees we'll show you an amazing light display in goffstown. josh: and we're tracking the rain moving in and the warmer temperatures that come along for the ride on your holiday outlook. >> we'll have high school hockey. this epidemic of gun violence knows no boundaries. hillary clinton has what it takes to stand up to the republicans and the gun lobby. we need to close the loopholes and support universal background checks. how many people have to die before we actually act... before we come together as a nation? i'm hillary clinton and i approve praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress than any other member. with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie

shelley walcott joins us live shelley: this suspect' s m.o. was different it shook up the clerk so badly she could barely , provide any details to police. manchester police say they' ve never seen anything quite like it. >> it certainly unusual. shelley these surveillance : photos show a robbery that took place just after midnight in manchester. >> an unknown assailant walked up to the cashier' s booth at the speedway gas station on massabesic street allegedly doused the booth with lighter fluid and threatened to light the booth on fire. shelley police say the robber : demanded cash, the clerk complied and the suspect took off. and that' s when his trail went cold. >> we believe that he fled on foot westerly down hayward street a canine track showed negative results. shelley the clerk was not hurt, : but was unable to provide many details about the robber, who was wearing a black ski mask and >> she was pretty shaken up based on the threat he made to douse the booth on fire. shelley so far, police say this : robbery does not appear to be conne

shelley: thank you. many presidential candidates are reacting to the news that this mass shooting has some connection to isis. wmur political director josh mcelveen spoke with several of them today. josh: on the republican side there was an immediate recognition that isis in whatever form or influence, is active and growing within this but what's most troubling for some of the candidates is that the attackers in california at this point at least seem to be off the intelligence radar. >> we need to be able to hear the plotting that the radicals are doing. josh: before a v.f.w. crowd in manchester john kasich says he's not surprised by the apparent isis inspired attack in california. but he's very bothered that the connection wasn't made until after the fact. >> the whole key to this is we have to remain calm, resolute and strong and we know that we have these counterterrorism task forces and what's important for them is to have the resources they need to be able to root these things out. >> 48 hours they'

shelley walcott joins us live to explain. shelley: this new shelter offer -- this is a preschool located on the main floor of the facility. it offers a place for people to the shelter is being run by the group families in transition. as part of today' s opening ceremony, there was a candleight walk through downtown, with several dignitaries taking part. it took three years and to build $2 million this facility that will offer nutitious meals, career assistance and even a preschool. all under one roof. quick security is paramount. there is video surveillance throughout on the exterior, in the common areas inside. the doors to the bedrooms log like an apartment door. shelley: again, we are in the preschool of what is a homeless shelter, essentially. the service will be offered for free and it is an all-encompassing building. the hope is that it will be open live in manchester, shelley walcott, wmur news 9. tom: what investigators say caused a three car crash involving the manchester police cruiser. >> from bikes to every day ne

i'm shelley walcott, wmur news 9. jennifer: now to stunning video out of the queen city where the owner of a corner market brawled with a robbery suspect. the suspect armed the whole time with a knife. adam sexton is live with the latest on this crime and an attempted robbery that happened just four hours later. reporter: the first incident unfollowed just before 9:00 last night and it happened very quickly. the shawn's corner market was just standing reregister when the suspect ran in. he tries to intercept the criminal with a right cross and from there the two wrestle to the ground. you can see the suspect is holding a knife which appears to be gingerly avoided by both parties. a few hours later on queen city avenue a man walked in and demanded money. the clerk locked herself in an office and called 911 and the suspect left empty handed. it's not clear if there's a link between these two crimes. >> it's unknown if they are connected, but detectives are working on this. reporter: police are not yet sure if there's a

shelley: and i' m shelley walcott. tonight, more than 1200 customers in keene are being told to evacuate their home immediately, then call 9-1-1 if they smell gas or if their carbon monoxide detectors go off. wmur' s suzanne roantree is there live with the breaking details. >> it' s been a very busy day here in keene with more than 80 calls to service the mayhem started just after 9 o'clock this morning when there was a malfunction at the liberty utilities gas plant where propane and air are mixed before it' >> at some point the blower that puts that air into the mixture tripped and was no longer putting air into the mixture we were having just propane into the mixture. reporter: and that resulted in just propane being transported exposing them to deadly amounts of carbon monoxide >> if they can smell gas in the buildings or in their homes they should be calling 9-1-1, they should be opening their windows, and they should be vacatiing thehouse. if they are having any symptoms related to light headedness or feeling dizz

everybody wanted a piece of shelley, and they were bowing down. this was the man up in albany. >> do we have his reaction? this is after the verdict. he actually -- he's free on bail flight -- right now still. do we have him responding? yeah, listen to this, please. >> ultimately, i believe that the legal challenges would have a different result. >> so, basically, he's saying he's going to appeal. results. and there's dean skelos, by the way. >> he's in trouble too. a big part of the case, my understanding, it gets a little complicated. i know some people read the indictment, they're like, huh? there was a physician that he was friends with who did a lot of research into mess sew thiel chrome ma, i believe it's called, an asbestos-related ailment, cancer. the state has all kinds of money to hand out to these various groups that are doing research. sheldon silver allegedly said if you start throwing business my way, people you know with this disease, send them to my law firm -- >> then i'll get you some funding for your cancer research. >> right. i

shelley walcott joins us to explain. reporter: if anyone has a loved one who is addicted, you should know narcan will soon be available at your local rite aid. narcan of course is an emergency treatment for heroin and opioid overdoses. with the standing other from the department of health and human services, people can now buy narcan at any rite aid in new hampshire. the cost will be $50 and the kit will include two doses of narcan, two at onlyizers and instructions. the governor has some other important information that people should know. >> not every roid aid in in new but they can order it or tell you what rite aid store does have it. reporter: pharmacists will also be able to give you instructions on how to administer narcan to anyone who buy is a kit, including how to recognize when someone is overdosing. and also when to calm 911. we're live in the studio, shelley walcott, wmur news 9. tom: mike in now with a look at our weather. mike: here we go, warm air coming in, early to mid december and here we are mid to la

wmur' s shelley walcott joins us live to explain. manchester police say this one of the most unusual robberies they' ve ever had to deal with. it happened at this speedway gas station on massabesic street, just after midnight. surveillance photos show a suspect walking up to the cashier' s booth. he was wearing a black ski mask and light colored gloves. he doused the booth with lighter fluid, and threatened to light it on fire unless the cashier gave him money. the cashier handed over cash and the suspect took off. a police spokesman tells us that' s where the trail of this suspect went cold. foot, westerly down hayward street. a k-9 track, showed negative results so. you know the time that lapsed between the time she called it in and officers arriving is only a minute or two but in a minute or two, someone could get a good distance away from the scene. shelley: the cashier was so shaken up she was not able to get a good description of the suspect. manchester police are hopeful m shelley live in manchester, i' walcott, wmur news 9. j

i'm shelley walcott, wmur news 9. josh: now both sides in the next trial of former patriots player the joint motion filed last week cites a pending appeal over evidence does request a specific new date. hernandez has pleaded not guilty and is already serving a life sentence for the 2013 murder of odin lloyd. jean: deliberations in the murder trial of a massachusetts teenager could begin this week. defense lawyers for philip chism rested this morning, he's accused of murder, his high school math teacher colleen ritzer when he was 14. his attorneys say chism was severely mentally ill at the time. the state argues chism faked psychotic symptoms. the now 16-year-old is being tried as an adult. right now we want to bring you live pictures of the traffic backup on i-293 southbound in manchester. this is around exit 4, 5, and stretching back to exit 6. as can you see the headlights going for quite a ways. small accident just down the road in bedford that's causing this delay. josh: a proposed american they're would create th

shelley roupas explains how to know when you have one... and how to recover... fast. nats jingle bells they're as christmas-y as the carols we love festive and fun sweet treats for the holidays.. 0703 37 pumpkin pie chocolate covered cherry 0706 23 gooby bears what's that, german candies but they're real soft 0704 13 it have to be those ritz cookies, peanut butter in the middle who can resist all the sugary sweetness 0709 49 this morning we made homemade cinnamon rolls and why would you want to sot shelley 07 1711 i mean come on who doesn't indulge extra sweet treat her to have the holidays, then you're out running your holiday errands and you don't feel so great when your little cranky and i was that you're tired all the extra sugar could be to blame 07 1723 a taste or two or ten is delish.. the problem is.. when you have too much, in too short a time there's even a name for how it makes you feel - doctors call it a "sugar hangover" 4221 it could be a sugar hangover can be very taxing on the body a sugar hangover feels a lot like having a hangover from alcohol 06 415

what used to be your treasure will now be somebody else's treasure. >> so shelley a and jill. >> lets>> this is it. >> i see a great blazer in here, little jacket the. >> piece by piece. >> great condition. >> yes. >> and it is tahari which is a line we love so we will take it. >> yes. >> paying close attention to details. >> we sometimes have trouble selling this type because it is not, standing out. >> no hurt feelings because you lose some but then you win big. >> this is an stone and it is a great piece. >> i had this since college and have only worn it once or twice. >> that is you why are bringing it here, and somebody else will love it, and appreciate it. >> in the end i leave with what they will take and cross my fingers. >> we have had people make thousands of dollars here. >> hoping for a call, to get some after christmas cash. >> that is a win/win. >> yeah. >> buying and selling. thanks for introducing me to that cool store. >> not too far from where i live. >> i was introduced to it a a long time ago when a ex-boyfriend gave me lots of gifts and you break up and you don't

michael but shelley, director of the national drug policy, after holding a similar job in massachusetts says it is time to stop treating addiction as a crime.>> this is not a moral failing. this is not about bad people who are choosing to continue to use drugs because they lack we don't expect people with cancer just to stop having she is a recovering -- he has been sober for nearly 30 years.>>> lots of people decorate for christmas and the holidays, but some displays are more elaborate than others.>> this home in new hampshire, a replicate -- replica of big ben.>> here is another house decked out on union street. again, dozens of colored lights all around the house and all around the trees. i think you have to get permission from their labors -- your neighbors for something like that. >> it reminds me of christmas vacation. the neighbors next door.>> usually they are accompanied by weather. it hasn't been here. would you like a white christmas? >> i am very torn. >> to you like a white is cold and snowing. >> i would like for the snow not to melt if it is 70. there is a chance of white

i' >> hi, welcome to cook's corner, i'm shelley walcott from me tv. i'm joined by my daughter and son. wave, you're on tv. we thought we'd make a pretty standard appetizer, something that everybody can agree on, pigs in a blanket. there are fancy appetizers for ages, teenagers or kid or adult, everybody likes pigs in a blanket. we'll start by lining the cookie sheet because pigs in a blanket can get sticky so we put a little bit of aluminum foil on the cookie sheet and we spray with cooking spray, and we should mention that we set the oven at 50 degrees. we're making two types of pigs in a blanket today. we'll start with the regular kind that's wrapped in pastry dough. noah will help me with this. it's a piece of pastry dough, the kind that you find in the frozen section and they're big for our mini hot dogs, here you go, noah. i'm going to divide this into three pieces and go ahead, tell everybody what you're doing next to prepare the pigs in the blanket. >> i'm going be rolling the mini hot dog in the dough. >> very good, you give me this sheet. why

this is shelley silver. this is the center of the system. >> reporter: ran against governor cuomo and hammered at the sir should of ethics reform. she and many other want a limit on corporate donations to individuals and ban on all outside income. >> the cleaner solution would be full tim legislature you get one check. no outside income period. >> reporter: today governor cuomo agreed with trying to ban outside income. that's what got silver in so much trouble. silver vowed to fight on. >> disappointed right now and ultimately i believe after we file the legal challenges, we will have a different result. >> reporter: is a ban on outside income realistic? would state lawmakers consider the idea? the governor said probably not. to do it in the legislature. >> will you do it again? >> i will keep pushing but you need a constitutional change to do it. >> reporter: if the governor cannot succeed in cleaning up albany, it will be after federal prosecutors who are now prosecuting dean skelos. if there is no change