shelley: i'm shelley walcott. even if you bundle up when you head outside, it may not be enough to fight off the chill this weekend, let's send it over to mike haddad. mike: we got a taste of it early this morning with the coldest air so far this season this morning. tonight not as cold, but then the real cold air builds in take a look at the morning lows from earlier today. 8 below in berlin and whitefield. well below zero in the upper valley and monadnock region. even concord down below zero for the first time since last march. and just a bit above that manchester towards the coast. four below in nashua. right now it's 21 in manchester. no major wind chill to contend with right now because those wind speeds are not that strong. but they really crank up tomorrow afternoon as temperatures start off seasonably chilly, but only get colder through the afternoon. so by later tomorrow into early on sunday, wind chills as low as 40 to 25 below zero. that means frostbite can occur in only 10 to 15 minutes during that tim

good evening, i' m shelley walcott. tom: i' m tom griffith. we' re in the coldest stretch we' ve seen yet this season and temperatures will turn dangerous this weekend. let' s go to chief meteorologist mike haddad. mike: we are tracking those dangerously cold readings. right now, it is a little warmer than at this hour last night. these are the high temperatures for the day. right now, even though it is much colder, it is a little warmer than last night. subzero of north. from concord, south and east, between 10-20. twins very light out of the southwest. no major windchill to worry about. the windchill warning does kick we could see windchill as much as 40 below zero. frost i can occur in as quickly as 10 minutes. 20 below zero. hampshire. we will take a look at when it gets that cold and when we warm up again if we see snow. and massachusetts school s a popular time to hit the slopes. our stephanie woods is live at crotchet mountain where the ski resort is staying open until the early morning hours for midnight madness. stephanie: you have to

adam: tom and shelley, mr. trump and scott brown held a joint press conference but most of the questions turned out to be about iowa. the national media trying to provoke a response and get him express something about his second-place finish and donald trump trying to not go there. s clear from what he said portrayed is getting under his skin. coming off a second-place finish hampshire. tuesday night in milford, he picked up the endorsement of former massachusetts senator, scott brown. >> one person who has the independence and can be the change agent to get washington working again, it was clear to me that was donald trump. >> everybody wanted his endorsement, and i' m very honored that he' s giving it to me. adam: donald trump trying to put things in perspective. >> i didn' t expect to do so well. one poll came out that maybe be built up a false expectation for some people. adam: he let a little new york slip into his vocabulary in his stump speech, swearing twice. once talking about russia. >> let them use s

shelley: it' that this mass of fur is a live dog. the horrifying conditions police say the dog was left in and the already made. tom: big security changes are coming to the verizon wireless the steps you' next time you' re at a concert or show. shelley: hillary clinton and bernie sanders just finished their first debate since the new hampshire primary. the topics they addressed as the campaigns turn their focus to the south. tom: one group is finding a new use for old campaign signs. the project at unh to re-purpose them. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. falling right now and some places could drop below zero overnight. you' re looking live at colebrook where it is minus two degrees at this hour. good evening, i' m shelley walcott. tom: i' m tom griffith. the thermometer is going to keep dropping as we approach the weekend. chief meteorologist mike haddad is tracking the dangerously cold temperatures. mike: we talk about when wind chills get down to 15, 20, 30 below, frostbite can occur in about 15

shelley: a look at the shelley: oscar sunday is almost here. check this out, it is a complete time lapse outside the dolby theatre in hollywood. tom: the time lapse shows the construction of the red carpet right on hollywood boulevard. days worth of work, all in 27 seconds. pretty neat stuff. now you can watch the 88th annual academy awards this sunday, february 28 right here on wmur. special reports from hollywood begin at 3:00 on sunday, and goes all the way through the final award for best picture. super bowl. shelley: thanks for joining us for newsnine tonight at 11:00. followed by night line. have a great night and a good weekend. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, >> announcer: this program is a paid presentation for omega xl and is brought to you by great healthworks. >> welcome. i'm larry king, and i'm here health-related investigation that's been taking place for the past couple of years. the information i will provide you during the course of this show is relevant to everyone's health and well-being. several y

good evening, i' m shelley walcott. tom: i' m tom griffith. utility companies have been on standby for power outages but right now, there are no major ones to report. let' s get started with chief meteorologist mike haddad. mike: that' s great news to the wind is beginning to weaken a little bit. still breezy out there, but gusts under 40 miles an hour. take a look at the official high temperatures. keep in mind, the average high this time of year 35 degrees. it started off a below that this morning, but bounce quickly into the low-to-mid 50' s in some spots and even some of the cooler spots upper 40' s. right now, beginning to cool down. notice the wind flow building in out of the west southwest. it is driving the temperatures down in that part of the state. over new hampshire that will happen overnight. a little bit of dam conditions on the road at this hour. more changes for tomorrow and the rest of the week yard we will look at those straight ahead. tom: the mild temperatures even reached mount washington. the observatory shared this pictu

shelley: i' m shelley walcott. the timing of tomorrow morning' s snow is the most important here. let' chief meteorologist mike haddad. mike: the snow continues through the entire -- morning commute. hard to imagine near 60 today and now are seeing the cooldown already below freezing in keene, and it will take a few more hours for the roadways to go downhill in terms of the conditions. there is nothing falling out of the cloud cover and nothing will over the next couple of hours. steady rain, but i' the area right around new jersey and over toward norfolk, virginia. this batch of rain will move northeastward and spill right into the cold air for the morning commute. futurecast paints a snowy scenario, especially lakes region south. just when everyone is trying to head out to work or school. how much snow to expect, when it winds down at what follows for the weekend, straight ahead. shelley: if there are any cancellations or delays, you' ll see them here on wmur and on our app. tom: the democratic candidates for president are in new just wrapping up a debate at the university of ne

shelley: i' m shelley walcott. southside middle school teacher anita lemay turned herself in today. wmur' s stephanie woods is live at the manchester police department with our top story. stephanie: tonight she is on paid leave and parents are sounding off after manchester police say the math teacher knocked candy out of the hand of a student during class and hurt his wrist. >> always kind of shocked. i never heard of such a thing out of southside middle school. stephanie: officers came to january 29. teacher 52-year-old anita lemay,and a 14-year-old boy. class while eating candy. manchester police say when he refused to listen to lemay, she knocked the candy out of his hand and left a mark on his to southside middle school where her son and daughter went to school. she says she' s never heard of anything like this. >> he was special education and they were really awesome with my son. they brought him out of his shell, made him integrate more than what he had been. stephanie: but other parents are not surprised. john anger' s two kids attended southside. >> it' s kind of a hard situ

shelley: i' m shelley walcott. shelley: here are the latest republican numbers from iowa. ted cruz is the winner at 28% with nine precincts reporting in. marco rubio has 23% and in carson is at 9%. they are followed by rand paul, jeb bush, john kasich and carly fiorina. mike huckabee, chris christie, rick santorum and jim gilmore are at the bottom. tom cole it for the democrats with 93% of the precincts reporting, hillary clinton and bernie sanders are within just a few votes of each other. both hovering in at 50% apiece. shelley: wmur political director josh mcelveen has been reporting from iowa since saturday and joins us now live. josh: there' s no shortage of drama in iowa tonight. caucus-goers turned out in record numbers. it was thought to benefit both bernie sanders and donald trump. bernie sanders is given -- giving hillary clinton everything she can handle, but it' s ted cruz and not donald trump as the choice of iowans tonight. the reality is that this point, donald trump is in danger of finishing in third place here in iowa which would be a disaster for his camp

shelley: i' m shelley walcott. wmur political reporter adam sexton has a wrap up of tonight' s discussion. adam: one of the great things about this last week of campaigning here in new hampshire is that there are literally so many events for these candidates to squeeze into each day. by the time they get around to having a nationally televised town hall at 9:00 or 10:00 at night, the gloves are starting to come off. the get a little tired and the answers get very candid. the focus of the number -- democratic primary race turned to downtown dairy. -- downtown derry. >> of course we are an underdog. retaking on the most powerful political organization in the country. adam: he took questions on health care and homeless vets. >> to date, we have not heard from any democrats. have you seated the support of veterans to the republicans, and if your answer is no, what is your evidence? >> we' ve had some success, still have a way to go. i think if you check my record, it will tell you that i' ve received the highest award

shelley: a look at the shelley: oscar sunday is almost here. check this out, it is a complete time lapse outside the dolby theatre in hollywood. tom: the time lapse shows the construction of the red carpet right on hollywood boulevard. days worth of work, all in 27 seconds. pretty neat stuff. now you can watch the 88th annual academy awards this sunday, february 28 right here on wmur. special reports from hollywood begin at 3:00 on sunday, and goes all the way through the final award for best picture. mike: that is longer than the super bowl. tom: jimmy kimmel live is next, followed by night line. have a great night and a good weekend. >> dicky: from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, kerry washington, nikolaj coster-waldau, "this week in unnecessary censorship" and music from jason derulo with cleto and the cletones.

shelley: why you won' t actually be able to take the car out for shelley: james bond' s car could be yours for a price, of course. the custom aston martin db-10 supercar is going up for auction this week. 007 drove it in the latest bond movie "spectre." could hit a top speed of about but you can' t actually drive the car on the road. movie, it doesn' t have the necessary road certifications. you' ve got to wonder if it has shelley: thanks for joining us for news 9 tonight at 11:00. tom: "jimmy kimmel live" is next, followed by "nightline." >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for luminess air. take a look at this blemish. now you see it. now you don't. >> it is amazing. age spot? don't blink. it's gone like magic. >> luminess is stupendous. >> announcer: watch this redness button. >> people have said to me, "you look amazing. what have you done?" >> people ask me if i've had a face-lift. >> people asked if i got botox. >> announcer: these women all switched to a new foundation. >> people come up to me and say, "your skin is beautiful." >> announcer: it's not a skin-care

shelley: he has some kind of confidence. the hills bro hill cats will play their final game this season this friday. he is a great kid. tom: our weather a little bit rough out there. >> not a big storm. i like to file them under it doesn't take much, a dusting inch, maybe two in spots and you'll be slip sliding away if you don't watch out in spots. during afternoon, it started to big up and the clouds started now just a scattering of very light snow or snow showers. not a blockbuster snow event by any stretch. a few flurries. a few more flurries building in on southern parts of new england. just enough to dampen area road ways. not all that bad of shape now but that could change in the coming hours. here is the reason why. notice what's happening over southern and central parts. connecticut, rhode island, steadier precipitation lifting due north bumping into that cold air. that means aing to an inch of snow. the predawn hours, enough warm air mixes in, we see a change overto rain. the the temperature just cold enough that it

shelley: and i' m shelley walcott. today. the warm up is causing problems with ice jams and flooding in right now in lisbon, u.s. 302 is closed due to flooding. these are pictures from earlier today, you can see the ice jam along the ammonoosuc river. state police say theres about 3 to 4 feet of water on the road. now let' s head over to chief meteorologist mike haddad for what we can expect next in the forecast. mike: retracting not only the warm temperatures moving out but cooler air building in and snow showers in some spots. last night the most magic, where the warmth blasted in and about 15-20 minutes in some spots from 30' s into 60' s. here are the record highs for today. concord 63, breaking the old record of 64. 20 degrees colder right now in portsmouth but below freezing and white field and right at 30 degrees in berlin. there is an colder beginning to cold air some snow showers. spring warmth earlier this evening right back to winter and then light accumulation in parts of northern new hampshire. what about more ch

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two people were killed and good evening, i' shelley: i' m shelley walcott. federal safety agency osha revealed today that the circus did not build the tent correctly, and ignored seven severe weather alerts. wmur' s stephanie woods has our top story from lancaster. stephanie 6 months after the : circus tent collapsed here on the lancaster fair grounds the community is still reeling. now osha has found that the tent say it' s no victory. it was very scary. stephanie: on august 3, -- joann rushed to the scene with her fire chief. there was still a little bit of unreal. it was like a movie. t happen in places like this. stephanie: osha released a report thursday saying that the circus operator, walker international events, failed to put up the tent properly and take it down amid warnings of 60 miles per hour winds. >> it was not properly staked. the stakes were not of the right size or design. they did not follow the professional engineer's design to specifically erect the tent. stephanie: osha also found that walker international events was guilty of other vio

shelley: and i' m shelley walcott. chief executives from all 50 states are endorsing a plan to boost prescription drug monitoring programs to prevent over-prescription. tom: that move getting a thumbs up tonight from local treatment providers. wmur political reporter adam sexton joins us now to explain. adam: at serenity place they estimate 70% of the people who come in the door seeking treatment started their path to addiction with a prescription from a doctor. they say it makes sense to focus more attention on that part of the problem. while first responders and the treatment community are working harder than ever to combat the heroin and fentanyl epidemic progress remains hard to come by. >> it' s getting worse here in new hampshire, more specifically right here in manchester. but stephanie bergeron of serenity place in manchester is encouraged by consensus coming association winter meetings in washington. that' s where the top leaders of the states are backing the adoption of national standards for the prescription

shelley: we' re following breaking news. a flight from punta cana, mexico been diverted to manchester. a spokesperson for delta said that weather in new york city was likely the reason. tom: wmur' s mike cronin is live at manchester-boston regional airport tonight to explain the issue for the flight once it landed in manchester. mike: we just spoke to a couple of passengers who just finally made it through customs here at the manchester regional airport. we will show you a few of them are taking off right now, hopping on shuttles to head for they will catch a flight to jfk in the morning. according to delta, 159 passengers were on delta flight 944 going to jfk when it was diverted to the manchester-boston regional airport, likely due to weather. delta said they been having issues all day landing lanes at fastest solution for landing. they had to bring in customs officials from portland, maine, to get them through customs and now hours later they just arrived in maine and will he going to hotels tonight to head back to jfk in

shelley: pope francis has arrived in mexico tonight. coming up, the history-making meeting that the pope had before flying up to mexico. tom: plus a neighborhood covered in ice. the accident that led to this frosty mess. mike: snow showers for some as an arctic front moves in a the rest of the weekend shelley: while we' re dealing with this bitter cold, it' s a different world on the west coast. the unseasonable stretch they' re shelley: new tonight of two students at a high school are a murder-suicide. the high school in suburban morning. the 15-year-old girls were found s cafeteria area, under a covered patio. police say a gun and a suicide note were found near the bodies. pope francis is in mexico tonight beginning a five-day visit. tom: during his trip, he will pray at the border with the u.s. for all the people who have died before going to mexico, the pope met with the head of the russian orthodox church. the vatican hopes the meeting will improve relations with other orthodox churches since the east split from the west in the yea

shelley: what do you mean by substance? do you feel like we have not been getting substantial answers on things? >> yes. shelley: too much mudslinging? >> exactly. shelley: let me squeeze a couple more people in here. >> i want to hear what they have to say about small businesses and where they are taking health care and what will be the consequences for the country. shelley: thank you very much. we will be speaking with you later. how many of you think this will be a great debate tonight? it will be fiery. hopefully, it will be a debate that helps people finally make up their minds. 45% of new hampshire voters still undecided. back to you. announcer: now, meteorologist hayley lapoint and your forecast. hayley: it was beautiful today with fresh snow on the trees and pthe blue sky. peven some melting went on which pwas good for cleanup. pyou see the wet pavement. pwith the wet pavement and ptemperatures falling below pfreezing, there could be spotty pareas with black ice, especially pon the secondary roadways. pbe careful of

shelley: and i'm shelley walcott. at this moment, the crowd is filing out of saint anselm college where seven run candidates faced off tonight for the last time before new hampshire's primary. tom: josh mcelveen was part of the panel with that debate, with jennifer vaughn. jennifer: one of the candidates is here, we say thanks ohio governor john kasich, fresh off the stage coming to talk to us. governor for you. how did it feel? governor kasich: i felt like i'm home. 100 town hall meetings. i've met people everywhere and i've fallen in love with the people of this state. i felt i had home-field the town halls are fantastic. people can see who you are. the debates are difficult because you're so short but i felt maybe they got a better glimpse of john kasich with the national audience. hopefully the people of new hampshire appreciated what i had to say. >> is there a particular issue that came up tonight that you felt you made a good point? governor kasich: i love talking about what we did in ohio, what i did in washin

shelley: insteed they're home vacation. a powerful storm pummeled their ship, forcing it to return to new jersey late wednesday. jennifer crompton with their story tonight. >> i didn't think about like if i had to say good-bye to anybody, because the captain said that everything was okay. but it still didn't mean that we weren't scared. reporter: angela nichols shares the anthem of the seas a day into her family's trip to the bahamas, the giant ship was rocked by a powerful storm. the captain ordering 4,000 frantic passengers to their rooms. >> everybody was running, there were stools flying past you, as you were walking to our parents, everything, the dishes, the glasses and the bars, you could hear everything was falling. reporter: the four daughters were in their parents' room on the 9th deck, holding on as they and anything loose was tossed. while their grandparents weathered the storm in their cabin nearby. >> looked like 25, 30-foot waves. but then when the ship would lean over, it's like we were real close to the wat

shelley: ted cruz has no events scheduled for tonight. he will be back on the campaign trail tomorrow. jen: marco rubio focused on the democrats as well. the republican defended his experience and his record. he also discussed social security, obamacare, and strengthening the military. >> who are we going to nominate to represent the conservative movement in the republican party? and i hope,, yes me, i agree, i love it, woo. jen: rubio has a town hall in nashua tomorrow morning and a rally in the gate city in the evening. tom: ohio governor john kasich a town hall this afternoon. he told news 9 that he' s proud of his debate performance, including his decision to stay above the fray. kasich has four town hall meetings planned for tomorrow as well as a rally. our commitment 2016 coverage is not over yet. jen: the candidate who says his motivation is different than the rest. also ahead -- kristen: i am kristen carosa chris christie is wrapping up his campaign. denver broncos bringing home another trophy. super bowl highlight later in sports

shelley: blanchette is in jail tonight, his bail set at $ 100,000. shelley walcott, wmur news 9. tom: right now lawmakers in concord are considering a new tool in the fight against heroin and fentanyl abuse in new hampshire. jennifer: today house reps took a leaser look at the idea of a trench industry for convicted drug dealers. adam sexton will explain. reporter: legislators rejected broader version of this bill in the past, given the public the idea of a drug dealer registry is getting a fresh look. at the state house in concord, dealing with new hampshire's heroin and fentanyl epidemic remains a pressing priority. >> not a day goes by without somebody saying to me, you know, my family member or my neighbor is affected, and it's not just kids. reporter: while the state looks for ways to expand treatment options, today the house criminal justice committee took up a bill targeting the people who sell drugs. >> it establishes the definition of habitual drug dealer, which is one that has been convicted for the third time in new hampshire, after this bill passes. reporter: house bi

shelley walcott, wmur news 9. jennifer: happening right now, people are gathering at portsmouth city hall to remember former mayor eileen foley. jennifer crompton is in portsmouth tonight with how the eight-term mayor is being remembered. reporter: those calling hours started at 3:00, but people were lining up inside just after 2:00. the line winding through the halls of city hall at this hour. so many turning out to pay their respects to eileen foley, a true legend in this community. it was six former mayors who were among the first to arrive, calling hours at the chamber named in her honor. foley was 97 when she passed away, regarded as the ultimate public servant. she was mayor for an unprecedented 16 years, a state senator for 14. she served on the school board and is an ambassador to sister cities in retirement. she's remembered as a kind, compassionate leader who cared deeply about others. >> eileen had a great with her she was listening to you, and had had everything focused on you. >> very accessible to ev

: i' m shelley walcott. southside middle school teacher

shelley: i' m shelley walcott. federal safety agency osha revealed today that the circus did not build the tent

good evening, i' m shelley walcott. tom: i' m tom griffith. utility companies have been on standby for power outages but

shelley: and i' m shelley walcott. chief executives from all 50 states are endorsing a plan to boost prescription drug monitoring programs to prevent

kristen: republican -- shelley: many picking up where they left off last night. hayley: colder temperatures and a storm headed right for us. the latest forecast and timeline, coming up. announcer: no one covers new hampshire like we do. tom: it is sunday night and we are 31 hours away from the first ballots being cast in the new hampshire primary. tonight, about half of likely granite state voters tell us they have not made a decision. shelley: we have live commitment 2016 team coverage on where the candidates are on the issues and where they are on the campaign trail. thanks for joining us at 5:00. i' m jennifer vaughn. tom: and tom griffith --i am tom griffith. new hampshire is expected to be hit with snow one more time before the hail holes open. hayley: it will likely be significant meaning we will have measurable snow starting tomorrow during the midday. the morning commute will not be an issue tomorrow. travel midday on word would be problematic with the snow falling. let me show you what is happening now. we had a beautiful sunday. more clear skies. to the

shelley: and i' m shelley walcott. today. the warm up is causing problems with ice jams and flooding in

it's now believed to be the body of shelley titchener. two days later, shelley's husband jumped off the bay bridge. you can take a more detailed look online at this timeline. we've built this interactive timeline for you. it's right there on our front page at nbcbayarea.com. >>> right now there's confusion and worry in the aftermath of a workplace shooting rampage in heston, kansas. minutes ago our sister station in nearby wichita reported that two people are indeed dead. the sheriff telling the station one of them is the shooter who he identified as an xl employee. the business xl industry makes products for lawn care. of course we'll have more for you tonight. >>> one man is now suspected of being behind two terrifying incidents in the same neighborhood in the same week. seneca police say a man sexually assaulted a woman in santa clara at an apartment complexion saturday, february 13th. this is near lake and mill boulevard and hope drive. a week later, a man entered a unit at another apartment complex at the same intersection. but a wom

@shelley walcott is here now to @explain. @shelley: in just released a.g.'s @report says vor contributing @factors, she was depressed and @her condition may have been @aggravated by relationship @issues including possible @domestic violence. @the bodies of she and her @daughters were found on @march 28, 2015. @a state attorney general report @says they were discovered by @alexi, her estranged husband and @the children's father. @she had moved out and had gone @to the home with a work crew and @found his wife and daughters @dead. @witnesses told investigators it @looked like this mother had been @depressed for months. @p>> primary factors which may @could have been her mental @health issues, as well as @marital issues. @shelley: the report also find @that ubukof was in no way @responsible for the killing of @his wife and children. @shelley walcott, wmur news 9. @josh: troubling new statistics @about from nashua about opioid @overdoses. @amy coveno is live in nashua @with details. @reporter: good evening. @we're inside an ambulance here @at american medical re

i'm shelley walcott, wmur news 9. tom: tonight a farmington man facing felony charges after police say he held a gun to his girlfriend's head. farmington police say ivan gagne got into a fight with his girlfriend, grabbed her around the neck, put a gun to her face, when officers arrived gagne allegedly jumped out it a window and ran off. he was charged with criminal threatening among other charges. tonight the new hampshire republican party is on the attack and it's on behalf of the democratic primary winner bernie sanders. the new hampshire g.o.p. is just one of several groups calling on democratic super delegates to follow the will of the people. josh mcelveen is here to explain. josh: so bernie sanders lost iowa by the slimmest of marriage ins, he clobbered hillary clinton in new hampshire by 22 points. but ultimately it's the democratic delegates who will choose their nominee and right now hillary clinton has a big advantage over sanders regardless of what the voters have to say. it's not a lot of common ground be

shelley walcott is live with the other changes. shelley: big changes on the way and they go into effect on in addition to metal detectors, people coming to the arena may also be subject to patdowns. no large bags are allowed and that includes backpacks. purses and diaper bags will be allowed but they'll be searched. cell phones will be allowed unless banned by a particular performer. and of course no weapons of any kind are allowed. arena officials say they are trying to be pro-active with safety. >> we're just trying to stay ahead of it, so that people know that we take safety seriously here. but there are no credible threats against us, there have not been. but let's just be at the forefront of everyone's mind that safety is our priority and when they come to a show they'll enjoy it and be safe. shelley: if you're coming out to a show, you're asked to give yourself a little bit of extra time. walcott, wmur news 9. tom: something that had to happen eventually, i guess. word of cold air coming in? mike: no stopping it this time, we

stop police say the torso found last sunday is now being linked to paul's wife shelley. but there is not in positively identified. politician or was seen as a person of interest in her disappearance but on tuesday he jumped off of the bay bridge taking his own life. today his coworkers say they are trying to comprehend everything that has been happening. these tragedies which have surfaced over the last few days have taken a toll on the tiny town of has been with petitioners live. we talk with people who say their sense of peace have been shattered. >> outside the petitioner home on san bruno avenue a small memorial flowers of flowers and candles grows in the driveway. one note reads shelley you deserved a better. here's another you are a wonderful person. we will miss you . you will never be forgotten. the missing person flyers were still hanging up on their street even though law enforcement says they are confident the remains found in the bay near the fishing. earlier this week are hers. neighbor say that grim discovery and the subsequent suicide of her husband paul h

>> reporter: well, she does go by the name shelley carmichael as well. and is fairly well known as a hairstylist. had a long career and was associated with vidal sassoon in san francisco. seems to be liked and respected in that profession. >> thank you. >>> new at 10:00 a top to bottom review of the san francisco police department. tempers flared at an open meeting tonight to discuss reforms. officials with the department of justice hosted the event to get feedback from the community. heather holmes was at that meeting at thurgood marshall high school and tells us there tonight. >> reporter: there certainly was, frank. there was anger, resentment, mistrust in the crowd of 100 who gathered here, most of whom addressed the panel, scrutinizing the police and the panel itself. >> independent and objective review of a san francisco police department. >> reporter: officials attempt to help officers in san francisco repair strained relations with the community got off to a rough start. two speakers into wednesday night's community meeting hosted by department o

shelley walcott is live with more. reporter: jen and tom, this store clerk's beating was actually captured on surveillance video, but it's so graphic that police decided not to share it. arrest in this case. in circuit court today, prosecutors describe the saf vanl attack on a clerk. >> the attack was almost eight minutes in duration, it was one of the most brutal assaults i've witnessed, judge, the clerk in this case was never given an opportunity to comply with any demands, he was beat with various objects to include fists, a bat. reporter: but they say the fact the beating lasted so long actually helped police get to the scene and arrest the suspect. >> it happened rapidly. once the officer showed up the male was running out of the store, he immediately deployed his k9 and the k9 caught him second after he left the store. reporter: 22-year-old gedeon karasi was charged with attempted murder, also first degree assault and robbery. >> i can tell you from personal experience that what i witnessed

shelley walcott live tonight with what she learned from investigators. shelley: well, tom, hooksett police say they need your help to find the people who burglarized a gun store. it happened just before 4:00 a.m. wednesday. police responded to an alarm at wicked weaponry. the store is located at 114 londonderry turnpike. the gun owner says they forced their way into the business and stole four firearms. >> for us security is paramount, the safety of the public is paramount, just like any gunshop owner. so it's even more troublesome for us when something like this happens, because you worry about people and the things that can happen when they're out there, so you try to mitigate this as much as possible. reporter: again, four firearms stolen. if you have any information, please contact the hooksett police. we're live at the hooksett police department, shelley walcott, wmur news 9. tom: okay, give yourself extra time tomorrow morning. mike: it's not a whole lot that it takes to make the roads slick, so big changes are coming in. some snow by early tomorro

shelley: we' re following breaking news. a flight from punta cana, mexico to new york' s jfk airport has been diverted to manchester. a spokesperson for delta said that weather in new york city was likely the reason. tom: wmur' s mike cronin is live at manchester-boston regional airport tonight to explain the