mayor ted gatsas thanked them for their careers and then gave them each some treats. well-deserved. a kitten is safe this afternoon after being rescued from a tree in brentwood. neighbor teresa frank says the cat was stuck in the tree near 72 middle road for 5 days. kevin: tree workers and the brentwood police chief with getting the cat down. frank says her kids named the cat pickles because he certainly got out of a big pickle. sean: cats are very curious. they can get themselves into situations. tree workers to the rescue. kevin: all's well that ends well. beautiful weather on the way after we scour out the rest of the clouds tonight. 50's to the new 60 through the end of the week. a-changing. starting tonight at 5:00, working to avoid a strike. the meeting happening in the nation's capital to keep for student buses on the roads in new hampshire. in desperate need of good nations in "spirit of giving," how you can help operation santa claus. >>> now on "celebrity page" tv, we're taking you behind the scenes of kathie lee and hoda's new york cover issue. >> i'm excited. >>> then, p

governor maggie hassan and mayor ted gatsas among those in attendance. this is the 31st year the mall has partnered with the marine corps to collect toys for thousands of children in need >> we pride ourselves on keeping all those toys local, so you can rest assured every toy that gets donated from southern new hampshire stays in southern new hampshire. all we want is to make sure every child in southern new hampshire has a gift under the tree. jennifer: there are several dropoff locations around the state, we have a helpful link right on wmur.com and our mobile apps. mike: wow, two days from thanksgiving, one day of course from tomorrow. look at the time lapse photos in new found lake today where we did have times of cloud and a little sunshine. but clouds certainly won the battle here, while in southern parts of new hampshire a little bit more in the way of partial sun, but that gusty win was quite stubborn a good part of this tuesday. fair and chilly tonight, then a dry cool travel day for tomorrow, we'll take a look at some of the details what was to

mike: aside from regular traffic flow mayor ted gatsas has been talking to businesses. trucks to find a different way to get to where they got to go and not using president road or gold street. that, they've assured me. mike: people and city leaders haven't always agreed on what to do but they're all ready to move forward. >> i just hope and pray that it's going to be a good solution. mike: the road changes and gate openings are expected to take effect by early next week. mike cronin, wmur news 9. tom: on to the state's drug crisis tonight. the drug enforcement administration has announced manchester will be the fifth city nationwide to be part of its 360 degree strategy to fight the opioid epidemic. the queen city has been chosen not just because of the magnitude of the crisis, but also because the infrastructure is already in place. the strategy will put everything under one tent, providing support, structure and resources by enhancing existing local, state, and federal efforts t >> law enforcement tightening drug dealers and violent games, the education community to

maggie hassan and mayor ted gatsas among those in attendance. this is the 31'st year the mall has partnered with the marine corps to collect toys for thousands of children this holiday season. are several drop-off locations around the state. we've posted a link on wmur.com and our mobile app. kevin: looking pretty good as we go through the next couple days. we will have the wind dying down, but relatively quiet otherwise. partial sunshine for your travel day tomorrow. kristen: thank you, kevin. starting tonight at 5:00, a scam warning from new hampshire fish and game. on celebrity page tv, kanye west hits a low note with fans. the rapper delivers one of his most bizarre rants yet. mariah carry and nick cannon finally settle their divorce. we will tell you who is getting what. then miles stellar punches his way to the top in his new film. >> a lot of times you fictionalize something like this. this was the greatest comeback in sports. >> chris pratt gives thanks for his son jack. the organization he is praising for saving his 4-year-old's life. b

mayor ted gatsas thanked them for their careers and then gave them each some treats. bon voyage. erin: coming up, helping friends or relatives pay for college is getting easier. the new program that just launched in california. sean: plus united will soon offer cheaper airfare but you have to be willing to give up sean: work to restore the u.s. capitol dome in washington is finally done and it is back open to the public. crews spent the last 3 years fixing more than 1300 cracks in the dome, along with addressing other wear and tear issues to the inside and outside. the $60 million project included the first major exterior renovation of the capitol in more than 50 years and it should be good for another 50. erin: the fbi says that hate crimes against muslims have since the aftermath of 9-11. officials say the total number of hate crimes in 2015 rose but anti-muslim cases were up by two thirds. that includes everything from attacks on mosques to bullying of muslim children. however, the total numbers are still far below those from the early 2000's. sean: the manchester v.a. medical

mayor ted gatsas thanked them for their careers, and then gave them each some treats. well deserved. though stocks to a lot of work coming up, helping friends or relatives pay for college is getting easier. the new program that just launched in california. sean: plus, united will soon offer cheaper airfare, but you have to be willing to give up erin: the fbi says that hate crimes against muslims have riseto the aftermath of 9-11. officials say the total number of hate crimes in 2015 rose, and anti-muslim cases were up by two thirds. that includes everything from attacks on mosques to bullying of muslim children. however, the total numbers are still far below those from the early 2000's. nearly 15,000 turkeys in vermont are dead because of a fast-moving bacteria called "fowl cholera." the outbreak seems to have affected just a single farm, but it wiped out half of their flock. the disease cannot be health officials say the turkeys that are being sold from the farm are safe. still, the farm is expecting to lose hundreds of thousands of dollars. sean: the manchester v.a.