suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. tom: two gun stores targeted and tonight police are trying to see if they're connected. the first burglary happened in hooksett last week and now police just over the border in tyngsboro are investigating a similar break-in. wmur's adam sexton is live with reaction from wicked weaponry in hooksett. reporter: yes, tom, burglars hit wicked weaponry at the beginning of the month, now police south of the state line think they may have struck again. on february 4, surveillance cameras here at wicked weaponry recorded burglars breaking in using pry bars and bolt cutters and then stealing hand guns. monday morning a similar m.o. in tyngsboro at hitman firearms, where the suspect made a quick the manager distraught that those guns might end up in the wrong hand. >> i'm going to lose a lot of sleep. it's sad that it happened, but i are full confidence in the police departments to resolve it. reporter: we're told police departments in both communities are in communication, the owners of the res

suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. jean: new developments tonight in the case of an infant death that happened back in october. the attorney general's office and manchester police are now looking for information from neighbors on kimball street near where the newborn was found dead. wmur's shelley walcott is live with the developments. shelley: jean, authorities are still trying to figure out what exactly led to this baby's death. the three-week old girl was found on october 30, 2015, officers were called to 341 kimball street in manchester, where the baby lived with her 30-year-old mother stephanie camalo. they found the baby's body inside a bedroom. investigators say day need more information. complete an autopsy as well as a toxicology report, but there are still more questions that need to be answered. so we're asking for anybody who was around 341 kimball street around october, november last year, to give the manchester police department a call. reporter: people can also leave an anonymous tip by calling the manch

suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. jennifer: the new numbers are in tonight, new hampshire's secretary of state says more than 538,000 people voted in tuesday's primary. that is a record turnout. in the meantime, the democratic presidential candidates are preparing for tonight's high stakes debate, while the republicans focus in on voters in south carolina now. now to the high profile u.s. senate race here in new hampshire. tonight republican incumbent kelly ayotte has made a challenge to her opponent, governor hassan. tom: senator ayotte called on hassan to sign the peoples would keep third party money out of the race. josh mcelveen is live now to explain. josh: under this agreement the candidate would publicly call on outside groups to stop spending on behalf of their individual campaigns. the enforcement mechanism, if a third party does spend money despite that call, the campaign benefiting would give half what was was spent to charity. it promises to be one of the most expensive in state history. it was an agreemen

live in the newsroom, suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. tom: right now the search is on for what sparked that massive fire in goffstown over the weekend. this is exclusive video of the battle they fought and also what is left of that building today. mike cronin live at the scene tonight with more on the impact this fire is having on one nearby business. mike? reporter: that's right, tom. north garden chinese restaurant is right next-door and it may have looked like this, had firefighters not been successful in containing yesterday's fire. this afternoon eversource restored power to that restaurant, but the owner says she's waiting for her insurance company to assess the building's exterior damage. as for the fire, officials are still trying to determine a cause because of the extensive damage they say there probably won't be any physical evidence left. a hold of oh reilly's auto parts which owns the property. >> to determine what exactly was in the building at the time of fire and the condition of the building at the time of the fire. and

@suzanne roantree is live now @with more on this. @reporter: belmont police say @that the 35-year-old man of @laconia was arrested on route @106 for a routine traffic stop @and that was on tuesday night. @police say that straightenberger @who is a convicted felon was @taken into custody for false @plates. @in possession of a loaded 22 @caliber handgun, a double ended @knife, and a substantial amount @of narcotic drugs. @once me at the police station an @officer stepped out of the @booking room to gather arrest @paperwork, leaving him alone and @that's when he tried to escape. @p>> he eventually gets up and @walks out of the booking room, @although he was out of the @booking room for 11 seconds, he @did go to his car, the video @shows he was touching something @in his car before he was brought @back into the booking room. @reporter: police say later at @the county jail a large quantity @of narcotics drugs was found @concealed in his body. @and he faces five felony counts @including escape from custody. @he is being held on $100,000 @b

pin belmont, suzanne roantree, pwmur news 9. ptheir homes tonight in laconia pfirefighters arrived at the phouse on gilford avenue around pall 3 floors. pcrews searching the building prescued a man who was in his panother man had to be taken to roblems. pthe fire chief says the call pcame in while crews were out on pa number of other calls and pinitially only two firefighters pwere able to respond. pconsidering we pulled up here pwith 2 people on a firetruck to pstart with. pthank god for off-duty help and pmutual aid. ptom no word on a cause at this p: time, but the fire chief says pit doesn' t appear suspicious. pa fire at a welding shop in pauburn is under investigation. pwhen crews got to manchester proad, flames were coming out of pthe back of the building. pthe owner got some of the fire pout himself. pfirefighters say damage was pminimal, and no one was hurt. pshelley: tonight, investigators psay a strained marriage, pincluding possible domestic pviolence, may have caused a pbedford mother to kill her two pdaughters, and then herself. pthe final report included pinformation abo

@josh: we'll continue our team @coverage tonight with suzanne @roantree in nashua. @suzanne? @reporter: for the most part @voter turnout has been pretty @steady throughout the state @today. @you see this, this is an aerial @video at merrimack high school @earlier. @the cars were lined up down the @street and there were lines @already as the polls opened at @6:00 this morning, and at some @manchester polling places the @lines were out the door. @and the voters kept coming @throughout the day. @but in nashua at the ledge @street elementary school ward 4 @moderator says voter turnout has @been a bit slower than expected. @he says democrats make up the @majority of his ward and he @believes the excitement in the @democratic race is coming from @the younger generation. @think prevented some people from @coming out. @my particular ward is in the @middle of the city. @i have large apartment houses @that have elderly, i also have @three veterans homes in the @area. @reporter: if you haven't voted @yet, you may want to check your @polling times, because some of @the polls close at 7:0

suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. josh: commitment 2016, right now the democratic presidential candidates are descending on milwaukee. this is the first debate since bernie sanders' big win in the new hampshire primary, of course. let's go to sally kidd in our washington bureau. reporter: josh, nevada and south carolina, two states with more diverse electorates are next up on the nominating calendar. so we're expecting to see issues that matter to minority voters to play a bigger role in this debate. senator bernie sanders will try to build on his big win in new hampshire, going one on one with hillary clinton for the first time since tuesday's primary. >> now that she's struggling she needs these debates to convince her own party that she can win in november. she really looks vulnerable. reporter: today clinton won a key endorsement. >> when the issues that are hillary clinton has been there. reporter: sanders picked up support from an entertainer and civil rights activist. >> i think he represents opportunity, i thi

suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. jennifer: the town of newport is hosting its 100th annual winter carnival. the event is one of the oldest of its kind in this country and this year' of memories. the festival includes activities like skating, dodge ball, tug-of-war, and even a winter parade. warmer temperatures along the east coast this winter has -- have triggered sap to flow early in maple trees. this has come as a surprise for many maple producers in the granite state not expecting to start their boilers for a few weeks. a third of their yield is normally in by march but if things continue at this pace , those numbers may be changing. new hampshire' s maple weekend is scheduled for march 19 and you 20. can find out more about new hampshire' s maple season and other outdoors news on the "escape outside" section of our website, wmur.com. tom: super bowl 15 minutes away. they've all come to look for america all come to look for america all come to look for america i'm bernie sanders, tom: we have less than an hour unt

suzanne roantree is live in franconia with the latest. reporter: yes, tonight the motor for the cannon mountain tram is the tram closed to the summit for the time being. >> the tram car and the whole system itself is inspected every day. we have a rigorous maintenance program that we follow. reporter: about 1:50 sunday afternoon, cannon ski patrol were alerted that the two cars stopped. the bottom car with 41 people was 40 feet off the ground, while the other car with only seven on bore was roughly 75 feet away from the summit with little protection. >> it's likely that the car at the top was colder than the car at the bottom, seven people in one carver sues 41 bodies. mostly dressed for skiing in the bottom car, which was largely protected by trees. reporter: blankets were sent up to the people in the upper car to keep them warm. but mechanics say they don't believe the bitter cold temperatures were to blame. >> we've determined that there was an issue within the engining compartment that caused the reporter: about 3:30 ski patrol and fi

suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. tom: there are new developments tonight in the custody battle between a teenager, her family and the state of massachusetts. justina pelletier's family has filed suit against boston children's hospital. four doctors are also named that connecticut family's lawsuit. three years ago pelletier was taken to the hospital, but doctors claimed her symptoms were psychosomatic. when her parents wanted to take her to tufts they say the hospital contacted state authorities accusing the couple of child abuse. pelletier was in state custody for 18 months. >> i'm very angry and i just don't understand how this happened, and i just really don't want this to happen ever tom: pelletier says she feels better on her current treatment plan. boston children's released a statement saying it can't comment specifically on the case but did say that the hospital never decides who has custody, that decision is made by d. c. f. with the growing opioid epidemic taking control across new hampshire, many people try

live in the studio, suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. tom: tonight investigators still trying to determine what started that massive fire in goffstown yesterday. earlier today smoke was still rising from the building. mike cronin live from goffstown with an update on the investigation for us tonight. mike? reporter: that old building on mass road is now a pile of spots early this porn, but firefighter put them out quickly. tonight there is no visible damage inside of the chinese restaurant. but it's a different story on the outside. on sunday this massive fire came within feet of destroying north garden, which has been in goffstown for 23 years. >> when you were standing outside and you're watching this right next to your business, what's going through your mind? >> scary, of course. reporter: an eversource crew restored power to the restaurant, she's waiting for a quote from her insurance company to fix the damage. >> very lucky. the firefighters did a very good job. they really saved my place. reporter: investigators are still trying t

@suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. @josh: thank you. @continuing now our final @pitches, we go to former @virginia governor jim gilmore. @p>> good evening. @thank you very much for the @opportunity to campaign all @across new hampshire over these @past two years, it's been a @great experience. @i want you to know that i think @i'm the right person to earn @your vote in this presidential @campaign. @i'm a former governor of the @state of virginia, former @attorney general, former elected @prosecutor. @i actually am the only veteran @in this race, having served in @the cold war this the united @states army intelligence in @europe. @i was the chairman of the @national commission on homeland @security for this country, and i @was the governor during the 9/11 @attack when actually i became a @war governor and had had to @actually respond to the @challenges that we saw at 9/11. @i want you to know that after @campaigning i'm confident that i @can be the candidate that can @face the challenge that we're @north korea and iran. @and also from th

pwmur' s suzanne roantree was pthere and joins us live now. psuzanne: during his campaigning phere in new hampshire, the ohio pgovernor has held more than 106 ptown halls. phe says the town halls have been pa great success here in the pgranite state and hopes it pays poff in tomorrows election kasich psays he has positive campaign phas people listening. p>> we have hundreds and hundreds pof volunteers. pthe country to help. eople here in new hampshire pthey tell me that they never pseen so many volunteers here in pthis state. p>> after the town hall in pmanchester kasich finished his p, campaigning today with a final pin stump at robies country store pin hooksett where a couple of phundred people braved the cold pand snow to cheer him on plive in hooksett sr wmur p. plive in hooksett sr wmur-- psuzanne roantree, wmur news 9. ptom: as andy hershberger preports, he continues to go pafter front runner donald trump. p>> bush sounded familiar themes ptoday in nashua, aggressively pgoing after donald trump and psaying he has a record of paccomplishm

pjennifer: that' s where we find pwmur' s suzanne roantree who' s pfollowing both campaigns, psuzanne? psuzanne -- suzanne: as you can psee right behind us, the john pkasich team is getting ready for ptheir 100 town hall meeting here pin bedford. pearlier, we caught up with panother. phe says he is prepared to be resident. p>> it' s not just that i did it pin ohio. pi did in washington. pwhy do i talk about that? pif i can tell you what i' ve done pand what i want to do, i think i phave more credibility than psuzanne: he talked about his pvision to combat the drug prices pand isis. pbut he says he has kept away pfrom negative campaigning. p>> the media is watching, pindicate -- and they say, can pyou win being positive? pthe only people i will blame if pi don' t win is you. psuzanne: earlier in the day, new pjersey governor' s christie spoke pto a crowd in dover. p>> i have been pushed, shoved, pknocked down and got back up. pthat is what you want not only pin a candidate for president, pbut a president. at someone pready for the tough moments to pcome. psuzanne: he urged voters to ta

pwmur' s suzanne roantree is in pmeredith with the challenges pthey faced. preporter: for the last six pyears, this ice hockey ptournament had been held on lake pwinnipesaukee. p pbut because of safety concerns, pwith open water on the lake, the pice hockey tournament has been pmoved to lake waukegan just up pthe street. p>> you can' t imagine how these eople worked on this lake to pget it ready for this. pthey worked their buns off. preporter: pond hockey classic porganizers say the move to lake pwaukegan has had it challenges. pmeredith, it is in the pvillage. pit is a unique feel. pyou have to be transported in. pbut when you are here, it is the psame hockey action. preporter: mother nature as well pgiving crews a run for their pmoney. p>> we are at the mercy of what' s phanded to us rain, snow and wind pand obviously we need the laying surface to be nice and psolid and safe. preporter: thousands of pspectators and as many as 1800 padult skaters from allover new pengland have made the pond phockey classic a yearly ptradition. p>> get back to the roots, ou

suzanne roantree live with more happened. reporter: in court today prosecutors told the judge that jacob and lauren stibs lived with her parents next-door to the 70-year-old victim. the victim told police that for about a month jacobsten did odd jobs for her, giving him access to the home, during that time she noticed some cash and nearly $# 100,000 worth of jewelry and coins were missing. police were able to trace him through local pawnshops. >> he had over 20 charges today, 10 charges of receive organize possessing stolen property as well as theft by deception. reporter: court documents say that his wife, who was not in court today, admitted that both of them are drug addicts and that he sold the jewelry. jean: new details about the suspect in a deadly attack outside a rochester bar, including his past criminal 4 #-year-old eric language -- langlois was arraigned today. jennifer crompton has more. reporter: we're just learning tonight that eric langlois has a previous assault conviction and was allegedly exchanging text tti