meantime the attorney for the teamsters union told us they don't anticipate any strike before monday, november 28. live in brentwood, cherise cle learning, wmur news 9. josh: a medical emergency at nashua high south led to the discovery of a loaded gun in a backpack. the student appeared to be having a seizure. school searched his backpack to see if he in ingested something, that's when they found the loaded handgun, which was turned over to police. tonight the city manchester is hoping to follow -- jennifer: the plan, to open up fire stations 24-7 to help those get treatment. reporter: this program was city's six fire stations saying that anyone can come here to take the first step in their recovery. after several months of hard work, the city of nashua has launched their version of the safe station program. >> we just want to make suree have all the pieces in place and we had a good sold i program. reporter: it's modeled after manchester, which launched earlier this year. they have helped 700 people since may, and nashua hopes to have the same months that we've averaged about seven

the teamsters union says districts should not expect any service disruption until monday november 28 at the earliest if at all. reporting live in brentwood, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: the new hampshire supreme court is upholding the sentence of a prison inmate convicted of second-degree murder. prosecutors say thomas milton was part of a white supremacist prison gang when he beat another inmate to death in 2010. in his appeal milton argued that an expert witness testified about incidents other gang members were involved in but the court ruled the testimony did not lead to milton being unfairly portrayed during his trial. sean: we still don't know what caused a fire at an apartment on amherst street in manchester thursday. when firefighters arrived they found heavy fire and smoke coming from the front of the building. they say the fire was contained to a first floor bedroom. the entire building was occupied at the time but everyone made it out safely. >> due to the construction, fire no firefighter injuries. sean: a man and a 5-year-old child were brought to the hospital for smoke

the attorney for the teamsters union says no bus drivers are expected to walk off the job before monday, november 28. cherise leclerc, wmur news 9. jennifer: tonight confirmation from climate experts that the drought we've experienced in new hampshire will last through the winter and that's even if we jennifer crompton has the story. reporter: this means there will will be no drought relief for at least three months and though it perhaps comes as no surprise, it reenforces the message to conserve, conserve, conserve. new hampshire's drought situation is about to be frozen in time. >> what we've been saying as this has progressed over the fall, kind of where we are once we hit winter, sort of where we're going, we're going to be until i spring. reporter: the map just released by the climate prediction center is not good news, confirming that the extreme drought this southern new hampshire and severe conditions in the central part of the state will persist until at least march. >> the drought is affecting the ground water system. and of course here in a cold climate, the precipitation dur

ray: teamsters union says districts -- that any disruption in service would not come until monday november 28 at the earliest, if at all. reporting live in brentwood, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: new from overnight -- tilton-northfield fire crews responded to a first alarm garage fire around 1:30 this morning. it happened on forrest road in northfield. when crews arrived on scene, they saw flames coming from a garage attached to the house. investigators say the residents it took about a half hour and crews from three departments to get the flames under control. no one was injured. erin: the new hampshire supreme court is upholding the sentence of a prison inmate convicted of second-degree murder. prosecutors say thomas milton was part of a white supremacist prison gang when he beat another inmate to death in 2010. in his appeal, milton argued that an expert witness testified about incidents other gang members were involved in. being unfairly portrayed during his trial. sean: we still don't know what caused a fire at an apartment on amherst street in manchester thursday. when firefighters

is a hearing today in state court but it has been sent to federal court could a lawyer for the teamsters union local 633 says drivers won't strike until monday, november 28, at the earliest, and they would give plenty of notice to schools. now looking at whether. you are looking at hampton beach this noon. we want to send things over to kevin skarupa with a look at the weekend weather. kevin: will be 4 degrees above normal. that will likely be the last day we are above normal for a while to colder air. building a good huge change in the weather after the middle of the weekend. in the time being, clouds releasing in the north country. 50's, a lot of seven spots approaching or even besting 60 degrees this afternoon. a line of showers will approach early sunday morning. much colder air that starts to build in. from there, everything changes for the first half of next week. details and future test in a few minutes. erin: firefighters are still at the scene of a huge blaze at a cider company. crews responded around 8:00 this morning. the building was engulfed in flames. note injuries have been repo

dorfman was in charge of the teamsters union central states pension fund. he had mob connections through his family, which had been close to al capone. here they are talking about loans the teamsters made great where the teamsters were important was with very few exceptions, banks would not lend money to casino operators. the theory, they are being gangsters. are they going to pay it back? should a bank investment they casino? there were bankers in las vegas who realized the benefit to the community and to the bank of lending money. but the teamsters did this and in turn were able to get skimming operations going. it was dorfman who called the operators of the circus circus to help out a friend of his, who ends up coming to las vegas to oversee the skim. the teamsters lend the money to alan glick, who becomes the front man running the couple of other hotel casinos in las vegas. where this is also important, the teamsters and the midwestern families had pretty well replaced new york and miami operators who were tied to meyer lansky. when the federal governmen

cahill, a lawyer from the teamsters union said drivers will not strike until monday, november 20 eighth at the earliest and would give plenty of notice to schools if they do straight. >> -- if they do strike. >> it is our hope and desire that this will go away. cherise: everyone agrees tha school. >> i have never seen a strike that would not take into consideration the safety of the children. cherise: the judge in this case is expected to make her ruling tomorrow but the teamsters of attorney says they filed a motion to move this case to federal court. live in belmont, i am cherise leclerc. shelley: right now, manchester this man. police say 77-year-old kenneth fletcher has alzheimer's disease and went missing earlier this evening. he was last seen wearing a gray footie and blue jeans. anyone with information is asked to call manchester police. and now to win -- new hampshire's drought. recent rain was not enough to make a dent in the drought conditions. mike haddad has the latest map. mike: not much change at all to last week or the weefo drought status across new hampshire. extreme so

the teamsters union is negotiating with the student busing company right now. nonunion drivers have threatened to join a defensive strike. that's what prompted today's court action. a warning tonight in rhode island after a sewing need was found in some halloween candy. in the child had gone trick or treating on several streets in portsmouth and also attended a town gathering there. police are encouraging all parents to thoroughly double check all their remaining candy that their children received. >> traffic is moving along pretty well at this dark hour. let's look at the map and go around the region. 93 south down looks pretty backed up, more than a pretty well at 24 minutes along the pike. 128 usually a mess and even more so tonight. that will take you a half-hour. farther west on the pike, you're looking at a half-hour, the weston tolls little slow from an accident on i for a 95 southbound. that will take you about 25 minutes. so we do have some slowd o search for a missing connecticut man now a homicide investigation. j.c.: two suspects arrested in connect

. >> lyft drivers and the teamsters union have demanded changes to a settlement of a class action lawsuit which would continue to classify lyft employ nez california as independent contractors. the $27 million settlement covers 150,000 drivers. they want more money and to no longer be considered independent contractors and lyft is offering its passengers a new perk. ride kers now earn jetblue frequent flier points. the ride-sharing company made the announcement today. customers need to link their jetblue and lyft accounts on the mobile app and earn points in any state where lyft operates. >> all right. going somewhere? now to buy cheap airline tickets and the best websites that can help you do that. >> michael finney is here with more on how that happens. >> all the holiday travel, haven't booked yet, better get on it, "consumer reports" says if you wait much longer you'll likely see prize jump and here's how to find the cheapest prices. for many air travelers here's what matters the most. >> i definitely try to get the best deal that i can get. >> reporter: which booking site will give y

the study was commissioned by the teamsters union which represents the workers.c has said wages for the clerical and administrative groups are competitive with other employers across the state. >>> police in stockton say a computer program help them track down three men suspected of robbing 16 stores over the past four months. the robbers struck two stores on the same night and investigators say that help them use predictive analysis software to figure out where they might strike next. officers say they were waiting outside a wingstop restaurant last night when the men showed up. police chief explains what happened next. >> two police officers identified themselves. and at least one suspect turned and pointed the shotgun at the officers. for their safety the officers fired their weapons. >> two of the three suspects were critically wounded. a third ran off and is still at large. investigators say they risk -- the recovery shotgun believed to have been used in robberies. >>> a deputy shot and killed a staffing suspect today. it happened when deputies found two vic

buses were on schedule thursday in jeopardy according to the teamsters local union number 633. >> unless friday we receive a letter from the teamsters that represent the bus drivers and it basically indicated that they were having some contractual issues. they indicated they may withhold services from the district. for me it was a do not mess with our kids moment. ray: the school district informed parents right away about the situation invoin a precaution. we are told the labor dispute is over a pension plan. >> the higher a vendor. we have a contract with them. they are employees, unionized mid-contract. that has complicated some of the work but that is something they need to figure out. ray: superintendent of schools dr. earl metzler says the strike would not happen for at least three weeks, but they are putting together a plan b if something should occur. clause in a contract, you get in front of a judge and you get an injunction so that would be part of the plan. ray: parents are also starting to organize a car pool system, just in case. >> we are not quite sure what that will all me

an example, i represent the teamsters union in my private practice and jim hoffa of the head of the unioncame out with a statement and said that we will support any effort on infrastructure on trade, and he pointed to statements that they have made for years, wanting to see infrastructure improvements in the united states. that is a labor union, okay, and you will see the democrats following suit, if however what trump does is to come out with an obnoxious anti-immigrant or the straight up conservative alt-right approach to taxes, you will see the democratic party retrench into the corner and fight him and i won't say they will win every fight, but they will go into the corner to fight him, so my advice to the trump ministration would be to show that you are really a different kind of republican, and show the populism, and show the things that bernie sanders was talking about in the segment is or keith ellison was talking about, and you will see an interesting dynamic unfold on capitol hill. >> he is open to tax reform on the statements so far. his initial numbers don't seem to skew towar

that study commissioned by the teamsters union that represents the workers. u.c. said wages for the clerical and administrative group are competitive with other employers across the state. >>> the san francisco 49ers host the patriots this afternoon. at halftime there will be a special ceremony to honor eddy debar tallow -- debartalo junior he is considered by many of his former players to be the most caring owner in the nfl. >>> the raiders play the houston texans in mexico tomorrow night. they are popular in mexico city. the stadium is sold out. this is considered a home game. far from home but a home game for the raiders. they did have a bye week last week. six raiders are considered questionable for the game include sean smith. he made it through the third day of practice but still wearing a sling on the shoulder. >> prime time monday. the stadium holds 100,000. it should be quite the night. >>> renaissance of oakland's uptown neighborhood is coming up now that a high end atmosphere is forcing a popular business to shut down. shut down. >>> time for our pet of

a lawyer for the teamsters union local 633 says drivers won't strike until at least monday, november 28, at the earliest, and they would give plenty of notice to schools. the family of a nashua man who was killed this week in jamaica is asking for help in bringing him back to the u.s. 33-year-old christopher leite died after he was struck by a bus. he is survived by his three children. christopher's family created a "go fund me" page to help with travel and funeral expenses. so far, it's raised more than $27,000. the family says any money left over will go to his three children. outside, we are saying sunshine. clear skies right now. kevin: yesterday stuck in the still clouds in far northern areas and sheltered valleys, but we should continue to scour that out through the day. a mild afternoon with sunshine. 50's to lower 60's this afternoon. 50's to near 60 tomorrow with sunshine. next system approaching. it is plenty cold enough for snow on the backside of that system. i am pretty sure a contrast in the temperature and the weather's today and tomorrow with sunday and going forward.

food policy the center for good food purposing we say assigning celebration with folks at the teamsters unionall it was interesting that folks there were based in la and watched our school board meeting to pass the policy in the spring but i wanted to thank the board for that he had the opportunity to attend the wellness two day wellness on childhood experiences and was delighted that school health programs were recommended at the conference as well dr. harris was really a leader in this important movement that is focused on trauma informed approaches and finally the fire department is interning one is he 50 years old this year and the president of the fire commission asked me to announce the children's film festival on sunday a double feature beginning at the 12:00 noon with the fire rescue followed by a reception and by the chief and try to get the notice into envelope nearby the elementary school finally the next meeting the ad hoc meeting is scheduled for november 29th that's a tuesday. >> great there are some other announcements of bucket and service meeting meeting on november 2nd you'r

teamsters local 633. the superintendent for timberlane says they got a letter from the union last week, saying there were contract issues, and that services could be affected. parents were quickly notified. the schools says if the strike does happen, it likely will not start for at least three weeks. but they are already working on backup plans, and some parents are working to organize a >> we are not quite sure what that will all mean. but currently, we are looking at traffic routes and those kinds of things, about how we would get that many cars with that many students into our schools. we will get through this one way or another. but really, we have great families and great kids. deb: -- ray: first student does provide bus services with several other school districts in the state, but right now this potential strike would only affect timberlane and hampstead. affect timberlane and hampstead. school officials say if there is reporting live in manchester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: getting down to the wire. we are now just four days from the elections, and new hampshire is getting a lot of attention

unions. and he agreed. i mean, we talk about the uaw but there is a group of teamsters whose pensions is being cut 60% to 70%. do you know what it's like to work for a lifetime, put your money in and suddenly not have the money there when you are retiring? that's called fear. >> absolutely. before i let you go i do want to talk about your husband john dingell who provided over the passage of med kafr in 1965 and there is produced a healthcare bill every two years. he also let nancy pelosi use the same gavel when obamacare passed the house in 2010. what do you think will be the future of the affordable care act with trump and republicans controlling both chambers? >> i think we are all going to work to make sure that the 20 million people that have insurance now don't lose it. i think there are fundamentals principles of it like not anyone being denied insurance because of preexisting condition, a woman's gender not being a preexisting condition, lifetime caps removed, preventive care, you are seeing donald trump already when he looks at what's in there knowing we can't go back on that. we have to figure out

teamster girl. host: who did she vote for, donald trump? hillary. host: you voted for trump? being union people?aller: yes, we did. and -- caller: it is surprising, i was working at the convention center show and i the auto was blown away how many union trump. voted for host: how is -- because you're alling on the line for democrats, how is it you came about for donald trump? caller: how? going to ease up on the regulations n. construction, regulation what we can and can't do. bring back y he'll jobs and work. ight now, you'd be out of work and no unemployment after six months. in : that is michelle california. i don't know exactly when this ook place, house speaker paul ryan was asked a series of question which is he posted on talking about the topic of thanksgiving and what he does during that time. is in q&a style. ere it is from paul ryan house speaker. deer hunting. deer tenderloins. turkey? >> my sister-in-law and i have a fry, she i deep roasts. we have a cook-off and the doesy makes a decision who the best job. >> who win? >> mixed every year. i would like to think i win all lately., but

unions. i still stand with the united mine workers and the teamsters.hose individuals in those jobs have been abandoned by the democratic party for their new policies of government control of our economy, government control of green sector jobs, and trying to force people to do things they don't want to do. the government is not force. the government should be run for and by the people. host: to this idea of the selection that just the place -- this election that just the place for donald trump, what do you think? caller: we should work with our members of congress passed's jobs bill right away. his jobs bill right away. that would go a long way to resolve those problems. we should work with the democratic senators in new york to do this. he should also work with some of the people on the west coast. ultimately, infrastructure will be spent in democratic districts and republican districts. after that he should build his wall to keep his word. host: that was john in pennsylvania. looking at president obama stopping in europe and eventually going to the a