of surplus money to the shelter somewhere in concord. the facilities need to be somewhere. in that respect, this is not such a terrible choice. ray: but he adds that residence should have been -- residents should have been better notified. >> there was no meeting before hand or information supplied to the community. at the very last minute, it was dropped on the community. ray: the area is already home to the friendly kitchen and the homeless resource center, which is an outreach program. >> because those facilities a idea is that there might be a congregation of homeless people roaming around this neighborhood, essentially during the entire day here. ray: we tried to talk to concord' s mayor last night, but he said he was unavailable -- but he was unavailable for comment. in the past, he has said that without the shelter, they would have to put the homeless up in hotel rooms, which would be very costly. sean: fire officials say improper disposal of wood stove material was responsible for a flame -- for a fire overnight. firefighters saw

the mission of that shuttle crew including concord teacher christa mcauliffe is still reaching people. >> a tribute of something they love so much something they were for. shelley: coming up on news 9 tonight, we' ll take you to the challenger center to show you teacher in space lives on. mike: after a bright and cooler thursday a weak disturbance moves through on friday with a (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a (elephant noise) (donkey noise) shelley: it was a national tragedy that was deeply personal for many here in new hampshire. tomorrow marks 30 years since the loss of the shuttle challenger. tom: among the crew of astronauts was a 37-year-old high school teacher from concord christa mcauliffe. tonight as wmur' s erin fehlau reports, all these decades later the challenger mission lives on. >> christa' s husband tells news 9 that for his family the challenger accident will always feel like an event tha

the terrifying moments at a concord convenience store. kevin: a lighter breeze out ll see a few systems this week, ahead. erin: end of the road. the patriots wrap up their season with a loss to the broncos. what coach bill belichick had to say about his team. and digging out. the nation' s capitol remains shut down after a weekend blizzard. how it' s continuing to impact travelers across the country. now, wmur news 9 at noon continues. erin: a clerk who was slashed with a knife during a robbery is recovering at home today. good afternoon. i' m erin fehlau. police have released some surveillance pictures in hopes that someone will recognize the suspect invovled in the theft and assault in downtown concord yesterday afternoon. wmur' s ray brewer is live outside the store, where he spoke to the victim' s son. ray: the clerk' s son says his dad is recovering at home, that he was a little shaken up by the attack but he is expected to be fine. this surveillance photo shows the man who robbed the concord mart convenience store, slashing the clerk

adam: now at noon, today marks 30 years since the shuttle challenger disaster that killed took the life of concord teacher christa mcauliffe. we take a look at how those who were lost are being remembered. kevin: still fairly mild out there this afternoon, but another system approaching. the details on that ahead. adam: also, he was a force in rhode island politics for four decades and also ended up in prison. former providence mayor buddy cianci has died. plus, republican hopefuls are gearing up for the final faceoff before the iowa caucus. but donald trump says he won' t be there. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. adam: today marks 30 years since challenger. among the astronauts on board was christa mcauliffe, a 37-year-old new hampshire social studies teacher who was selected to be the first teacher in space. good afternoon. i' m adam sexton. wmur' s ray brewer is live at concord high school where they are remembering and honoring the life of christa

the week. tomorrow, 20-25 concord north and west. jumping ahead to wednesday, not all that bad after a cold start, freezing in the north country. it will continue through thursday and friday. clear skies, the coldest so far this season. breezy at times with the wind chill it will be below zero tomorrow, bright in cold. a little warmer wednesday, thursday, and friday. saturday a few snow showers likely. there could be another system sunday into sunday night but it could be too warm for snow. bundle up as you head out early tomorrow morning. (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) is the economy rigged? well, the 15 richest americans acquired more wealth in two years than the bottom 100 million people combined. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultra-rich pay thei

tom: the memories shared of the concord teacher today. tom: with just days to go before the iowa caucuses the , top-polling republicans met for their seventh debate, this one without donald trump. he refused to attend and held good evening, i' m tom griffith. shelley: i' m shelley walcott. wmur' s sally kidd begins our commitment 2016 coverage from washington, d.c. >> he may of been a no-show, but donald trump still grabbed the spotlight. stage. >> i kind of miss donald trump. me. the front runner held a protest rally to benefit veterans for going to the debate because the feud with fox news. >> when you are treated badly, rights. m a maniac, and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat, and ugly. now that we' ve gotten the donald trump portion out of the way. >> i don' t think they are necessarily going to go for ted. the only budget ted has ever voted for is one that rand paul voted for that brags about cutting defense spending. >> everybody please attack ted. >> ben carson highlighted his outsider status here it >> you' re not going to hea

a mail theft suspect is caught on camera in the city of concord. the incident happened earlier this week around 4am on the 2900 block of atlantic street. concord police investigators say the suspect is possibly linked to other crimes committed in the early morning hours in that area "he is out there lurking the streets at 3 and 4 in the morning.invest into a locked mailbox" investigators say the suspect is described as a while male, 20 to 35-years-old, wearing a grey jacket with a large cartoon type of logo on the back. if you think you recognize him, you can contact concord police since these el nino storms arrived.the bay area has seen its fare share of fallen trees. the latest example has damaged a home in walnut creek. catherine is here to show us what happened. the wet weather - after such a long period of drought - has been blamed for dozens of fallen trees. it may also be the reason a huge oak tree came down in walnut creek overnight. the couple inside was not injured.but the tree buckled some walls and took out some gutters. it happened at w

police gear stolen from a storage area at the concord b.a.r.t. station. >> someone could be impersonating a police officer. >> b.a.r.t. declined requests for an on-camera interview. but say someone stole that gear between 2:00 monday afternoon and 10:00 tuesday morning. the storage room door was found propped open. upon possibly left open by an employee. >> i want know what their intentions are. why they would be so careless. >> the fbi is asking similar questions. >> very much a concern for us. we're taking it seriously. >> fbi special agent in charge dj johnson says the department is working with b.a.r.t. to try to track down the thief. and they're trying to determine if the items could be used to pose a threat during the super bowl. >> absolutely no indication yet. but we're looking just it make sure that's the case. >> and the fbi does not believe a terrorist is behind the theft, but we did speak to a security expert who told us the specific items including a gas mask and police uniform raises some serious concerns. >> this incident is still u

the week. tomorrow, 20-25 concord north and west. jumping ahead to wednesday, not all that bad after a cold start, back to near or slightly above freezing in the north country. it will continue through thursday and friday. clear skies, the coldest so far this season. breezy at times with the wind chill it will be below zero tomorrow, bright in cold. a little warmer wednesday, thursday, and friday. saturday a few snow showers likely. there could be another system sunday into sunday night but it could be too warm for snow. jason let' s begin on the : hardcourt tonight, the celtics were in brooklyn to play the back half of their home and home series with the nets, brooklyn won th first game in boston on saturday. big game for jae crowder tonight. off the screen knocks down the jumper from about 18 feet. crowder had 17 points in the first half and finished with a career-high 25. johnson with a nice spin moved to the baseline makes it a five-point game. finished with 21 on the night. boston goes on to win 103-94. they will host detroit on

sean: a new shelter for the homeless is opening in concord today. ray: most people are relieved that the new shelter is opening, calling it absolutely essential that the homeless have some place to stay warm. two other services for the homeless in the neighborhood and they worry about the impact that the new shelter could have. they also say this city failed to adequately notify them of the plan. erin: keene police are issuing a warning about an extra-posted batch of hera when called "hollywood heroin," blamed for several recent deaths. sean: dozens of people were forced out of their homes after a fire broke out in the boiler room of their apartment building in derry. erin: a man accused of handcuffing a woman and holding her at gunpoint in gilford is facing a list of charges. 56-year-old russell holliday was arraigned yesterday on charges including kidnapping and criminal threatening. kevin: clear skies, a light breeze out there this morning, temperatures below zero north of atop mount washington. it will be a chilly day today, another cold night to

the workweek. monday, a high of 50. that is for concord. i would not be surprised to see some areas in southern new hampshire where we could get into the low 50' s on monday and even into wednesday as well. temperatures well above the time in january and early february. here are the latest wind speeds. notice these lines pointing upwards. the winds have shifted and are out of the southwest. we are having the warmer, milder air starting to come toward us. the wind is light at the airport in manchester about five miles an hour. there have been a few snow showers moving across the state reported as far south as lakes regional this evening. the heavier snow shower action is confined north of twin mountain in littleton. bethlehem, maybe some showers into lancaster. little to no accumulation. higher elevations, maybe an inch. to the west. tomorrow we will get more sunshine, but it will not be completely clear because of clouds moving through. by 7:00 tomorrow morning, we are waking up to sunshine and temperatures in the 30' s. look at the afternoo

a thin film of eyes, not big the high today 44 in concord, 31 is the average, so well above that yet again today but nowhere close to the record high of 60 setback in 1974 and a low of 28. any mixed showers gone by mid-to-late afternoon. a little more active back to the west. the next disturbance will spring over new hampshire friday kicking up scattered snow showers but most in the northern and western part of the state. chilly up north, 12 a top mount washington, 20' s for many. tonight much colder than last night, single digits far north, a couple of low 20' s in rochester and down toward the temperatures across the country, norm. once that clears later saturday, here comes mild air yet again, at least 10-15 degrees above week. one system we are tracking between now and the start of the weekend comes in on friday. lots of sun tomorrow, a few high clouds in the afternoon. next disturbance will be close by on friday. could be passing snow shower during the afternoon anywhere else. another weak system approaches saturday but that may trigger a few flurries or light snow showers in th

a lot of games on the schedule, in fact. and concord, looking to stay unbeaten. hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] i've got some real estate here in my bag counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america to look for america to look for america all come to look for america i'm bernie sanders, >> now, jason king and news 9 sports. >> well, pat patrice bergeron is the only boston bruin in this week's all-star game. bergeron in the accuracy event. not a great showing. took him nine shots to hit the four targets. than the winner, a former bruin. one of the best all-time, ray bourque won the accuracy competition eight times in his career. bergeron took two shots and scored both times for a better showing there. of of course, the all-star game is tomorrow. the rest of the bruins are off until tuesday, when they host the maple leaves. they have put together a nice stretch in which they have won five of their last seven games before the break. right now they

today he packed hundreds into the concord high gym. the home of the crimson tide posted the man who could hit the nation like the synonymy if he >> are going to be so tired of me. you' ll be saying keep that guy out of here. but we have to win. adam: trump once wrote that deals are his art form, but now he faces perhaps the most difficult closing in american politics, earning the votes of granite staters. his stream-of-consciousness stump speeches are featuring more local references. >> you look at what happened to new england, you look at what happened to new hampshire we' re bringing our jobs back. cause ultimately that' s going to be the most important thing. we' re not going to be the stupid people anymore. we' re bringing our jobs back, ok? thank you. adam: the campaign is openly laughing at questions about the strength of its ' ground game' or ability to get out the vote on february 9. among supporters there appear to be no cracks in the trump wall. >> before i' ve heard trump say anything, i' ve always said it first to myself at

everything covered in white except for roads reached by cars, and we are live above the concord ball right now in new castle county. we can show you where the plows are currently working trying to clear that all out with people not at school and work they may want to come out and shop so they have their work cut out for them so people can have a place to park. >> i want to show you video that we captured on the ground over in norristown, montgomery county which was in rough shape today. let's just say that was the least for a lot of people and we're talking about right in the middle of the borough and they're clearing out their sidewalks and a lot of the plows didn't make it out there and they're waiting to get bailed out and a lot of cars there covered in snow. people getting a little upset and even one of the borough councilman said he wanted to apologize which was a failure in the snow removal process. people there getting restless and not being able to drive on the roads that the plows haven't reached yet. >> and look at the streets. i don't think any of the back streets will be a

only in the low 30's up north. closer to 40 in concord and manchester. you notice the temperatures not really going up much from where we are now. because of the clouds. it's been kind of gloomy around here. today at least we'll improvement with the sun clouds. that's already evident when you get just to the north of the concord area. some of the clouds beginning to break apart. the other thing is there will be some snow showers moving through. that tends to happen when we have colder air. it meeting up with the mountains, condenses, and you get snowfall. again in some of the higher elevations, there could be some light accumulations. across central and southern new hampshire it is going to be a day with a mix of sun and clouds and temperatures degrees at least concord and southward. more like the upper 30's when you get up to the north. this is 7:00 a.m. on saturday. tomorrow morning starting out in the 20's. a few clouds and snow showers. still remain up north. tomorrow will be a brighter day across the state. temperatures will be a little bit cooler th

kept inside the concord b.a.r.t. police parking garage. b.a.r.t. police think an employee left open one of the locker doors and provide an opportunity for the thief to peek inside and grab about $1,000 worth of gear. this stuff, of course, raises concerns that this kind of equipment is now out there on the streets. >> everybody around here should be aware. it is kind of, you know, alarming that stuff like this is happening. >> b.a.r.t. police have not yet released a deitscription script this suspect might look like and if he or she was captured by surveillance video. bob redell "today in the bay." >>> 6:57 just in to our newsroom after four years on the run, santa rosa police say this caught jail escapee. 26-year-old managed to escape back in 2012. he was there on a probation violation among other charges. police say it it took years to find him because they believe he assumed an alias. but they eventually tracked him down at his house on southwood drive in santa rosa last night. >>> one last look at politics. decision 2016. tonight gop presidential

erin: it has been 30 years since the concord -- challenger shuttle was destroyed. sean: a hearing is scheduled today to address the sentencing of a convicted sex offender. joshua baud was sentenced in 2014 for sexually assaulting a seven-year-old girl. a week later, the judge try to reduce that, saying it was too harsh. erin: testimony resumes in the trial of a man accused of planning a stabbing attack of a woman in allenstown in 2013. kyle buffum is claiming insanity. kevin: beautiful sunrise across a good part of the state early this morning. single digits in parts of the north country. teens out to the west. s is where we will be all the way through saturday. another warming trend setting up for early next week. sean: change is on the horizon. erin: eventually snow, as well. coming up next, they will tell you about a dangerous new trend among teenagers called the duct tape challenge. the object is to restrain yourself with tape and then try to break free. it has already led to a number of injuries. sean: probably not a good idea. the person who lives here... has

some much colder air on the way. 35 in concord. it is 37 in manchester. about 36 in nashua. 33 in lebanon. 29 now in plymouth. there are some clearing spots there on the satellite radar. eventually we'll get to see some sunny peaks today. a lot of clouds still lingering. snow showers up north. temperatures for the day. 30's and even a few low 40's. i'll talk about how cold it is going to get over the next couple of day and the chances for snow too coming up. erin: all right. thank you. the calendar has flipped over to 2016. in time for the new year. gas prices are rolling back again. the average price has now dipped below $2 for the first time since that's a penny lower than the national average. kristen carosa join us in manchester with more on the celebration for drivers. reporter: gas prices have been dropping for most of 2015. it is saving drivers a lot of money at the pump. look behind me. the average is below $2 in new hampshire. in some places, particularly in the southern part of the state, you can fill up for a lot less. at $1.99, that's 43 cents

police say he robbed the concord mart over the weekend. the clerk was stabbed when he tried to fight off a robber with a stick. aldrich is also accused of robbing a bank in goffstown yesterday. josh: commitment 2016 now, and campaign trail traffic is flowing into iowa, with less there is also a new republican national poll that is giving donald trump a new lead. nationwide now has a 41% republican support in this cnn-orc poll, that's more than twice as much as the second place contend, ted cruz. every other republican is in single digits. on thursday republican candidates will debate one more time in iowa before the caucus. here in new hampshire the campaign trail has also gone quiet, with one exception. ohio governor john kasich stayed busy with a series of events today, perhaps energized by getting the republican endorsement from "the boston globe" and concord monitor. kasich says new hampshire is his home away from home. >> i'm just glad you don't have an income tax here, because i might be qualified as a resident. reporter: for a weekd

this surveillance video from the concord mart convenience store shows the disturbing encounter. a man in a hooded jacket walked into the store and threatened the clerk. >> he made a comment to the clerk, something like do you want to die, or if you don't give me the money you're going to die. reporter: it was 2:30 sunday afternoon and except for the clerk and robber the store at 242 north main street was empty. the surveillance video then shows the clerk moving behind the counter and that's when the struck -- struggle starts. >> the suspect began taking money out of the register and the clerk tried to fend off the suspect with a stick, and during the struggle the clerk's hand was lacerated by the suspect's knife. reporter: the suspect then left the store and was last seen running on franklin street. but this afternoon police say a man with a similar description village. these are surveillance photos of that suspect. >> he's described as a male, possibly in his 40's, we're not certain, appears to be some gray facial hair, wearing a dark hooded jacket. reporter: goffstown police d

police are investigating a possible stabbing at the concord bart station. the incident happened friday when a man suffered a minor stab wound and reported it to police. bart security has been under scruitiny following the fatal shooting on a train earlier this month. there is no suspect information for friday's stabbing.police are asking anyone with information to come forward. a warm up is headed for the bay area. brian van aken joins us now. brian what's the chances of some area's getting up to the 70's? >> brian :i would say by wednesday and thursday we might even have some '70's and the rain is going out of town for a couple of days so we have a relatively dry week with some sunshine and mostly clear skies in some places that could turn into some possibly low visibility for the commute to tomorrow there might even be a few drops in san francisco but by the afternoon i think the clouds will retreat and noticed the light rain just to the north of the bay area so you have a few of those showers this will be influenced by a change in the storm tracker the st

jackie s: this the first time and to our the we've been out in concord leasing the rain is in prettye road with this is just a sale or a lack of a sale if you will read now expected to see more rain as the morning commute goes on the good news is will be monitoring the situation and you know how the committee is going but also how rain dance. >>darya: 12 have a clear part of the coverage is an easy way to estimate videos and photos. >>mark: some big-name actors boy, earned oscars will tell you what they're protesting san the biggest award show its that time the year tips to make sure your personal information stay safe. >>robin w: the driver spa not the vehicle flipped over on his roof the fire crews in and out there still working with ed and this is the ride expect lots of heavy traffic. >>mark: mercury been a starter mars and jupiter will all be visible for 45 minutes before sunrise will be able to see them through fabric 20 of this if you need help knowing where to look you can always contacted local planetary. >>james: tracking the rain this approaching the bay area here is a liv

the limit is 25, and this concord homeowner is shoveling ten sandbags for now. "said vexation residence permits and that is. >> reporter: >> pam: the current el nino has started its way into the record booksmeteorologists say. it has tied recorded. the weather phenomenon is the natural warming of the central pacific that affects weather worldwide. including bringing more rain to california. you can find more on el nino at kron-4 dot com. we have a special section with resources about how to prepare for the heavy rain. >> pam:gunfire erupts on east bay streets. and it's caught on camera. kron-4 obtained this surveillance video of a shooting this morning on a busy downtown oakland street. you can see a man pull out a gun from under his jacket and shoot. it happened around 10-30- in the morning. on the 13-hundred block of broadway. oakland police say, two men were arguing before the shots were fired people working in the area described the frantic scene. "of the office the heard a popping. then saw the cops and everything." it is"scary for someone who walks out to l

the average high is 32 for concord, the average low is 11. and look at this, sunrise and sunset, getting farther apart, the daylight is slowly getting longer and longer. all right, let's take a look at what's going on out there. lots of clouds as i mentioned in the region. as you look at the big picture. there will be breaks of sunshine, but certainly clouds dominating the day for sure. because of the arm air mass, it gets milder than yesterday as this plume of mild air pushes on in and makes its way in during the day tomorrow as well. let's take you through it step by step and what to expect. clouds, breaks of sunshine for today and then we will see clouds and cloudy to partly cloudy skies for some night. tomorrow is interesting, another mild day with a cold front that approaches. did you see it move in here, washing out as it approaches, so, maybe, maybe, a spot shower or two in locations throughout the state. most of us stay dry to partly cloudy. upper 40's, even lower 50's showing up on the maps tomorrow. tuesday, it clears out and cools

the trick is some of the higher concord. if it changes to all wet snow early enough, the amounts could be just a little higher. in the wake of all this, here comes the frigid air, not on sunday, but as we go into the day on monday. highs tomorrow on average in the 30's many spots near freezing early but then mid to upper 30's in the afternoon. again a couple of light spotty mixed showers this evening and very late tonight after about two, three in the morning that's when the rain, sleet snow move in. pockets of freezing rain as well, all wind down tomorrow afternoon i'd say by two or three, it's all gone. sunday good, and then frigid after a squall monday morning, right back into the arctic zone. jean: thanks, mike. jarp stron hers say they have found a super nova that is brighter than the mig kid way. jean: they say those blurry 4 billion light years away from earth. this stellar explosion is more than twice as bright as any super nova discovered so far. josh: from the bright toast the biggest, a new display shows the bigges

morin might be possibly trying to attempt a break-in to the state police barracks in concord. reporter: the reason for the attempted break-in, authorities say, morin was a penning in a car that was stopped and seized >> at that time, evidence about vehicle. reporter: police believe morin was trying to get that evidence from the car, it was just before three sunday morning. >> an alert police officer on 89 northbound exit 2 off ramp was next to the state police barracks, lob indicated the subject in the wood line. reporter: morin was arrested and monday morning arraigned on several charges by video. but police believe that morin was not acting alone. after morin's arrest, police learned that two people including the driver of the car during the initial stop on friday, eric parker, had had dropped morin off near the barracks. >> state police responded and located a vehicle on the corner of the property which abuts the state police property. reporter: both parker and melinda hanks, who police say was driving the car sunday morning, were also taken into custody and arraigned monday

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tom: sure has, but the puck will drop on the black ice pond hockey tournament in concord tomorrow as scheduled. that's where we find meteorologist hayley lapoint tonight. hayley: yes, i was just talking with some of the folks and they're saying there are some spots where it's a little wet, a little slimy. but if you look behind me, it's frozen up solid in most spots. so they're ready to go for the festivities that kick off tomorrow. here's the forecast if you plan to come and check it out. this is definitely one of the coolest winter events, even just to come and watch. people out here playing. tomorrow looks like a mostly cloudy day. we do have the cans of a few light flurries that pass through especially after the noon hour for up here in concord. then on saturday, another day where we'll see some clouds, a little sunshine, and then also a small chance of flurries in the evening. sunday looks like the best day, at least for spectators. but look at the temperatures, they go up into the 40's. so it gets much more mild again as we get into the latter part of the weekend. back here at w

christie started the day in greenland at the country view then up to concord for an endorsement from the team who led jim mccain's run in new hampshire in 2012. governor christie is emulated the mccain town hall style of campaigning, racking up more than 50 town hall meetings so far. but today all questions led back to his decision to seemingly put new hampshire voters ahead of new jersey residents, an allegation he staunchly denies. >> i woke up sunday morning, i was told the following. the roads are all clear. new jersey transit will be ready to go back up and begin functioning around noontime on sunday. that we had no major flooding anyplace in the state that the national weather service had had characterized the flooding, even the flooding in south jersey, as minor to moderate, based upon their scales. reporter: right now governor christie is in hooksett for another town hall meeting. he heads back to new jersey tomorrow. coming up at 6:00 governor christie reveals where he hopes primary. jean: just a week away from the iowa caucuses, many candidates are headed to the hawkeye stat

the concord monitor just endorsed kasich, a day after picking up an endorsement from the "boston globe." >>> and happening now, the leader of the armed group leave. bundy's plea to the end of an occupation comes a day after one protestor was shot and following that shooting, bundy and several followers were arrested on federal charges and this morning, bundy's attorney read a statement asking followers to end their armed occupation. take this tight from here. go home and hug your families. in the courts. >> reporter: some protestors are still at the refuge. others left includes those who were arrested. >> and new at noon, global concerns right now over new satellite imagery out of north korea. american officials say it looks like the nation may be preparing to launching a rocket. there has been increased movement of personnel, fuel, and equipment into a satellite launching facility in the north of that country. officials say north korea will likely say it's launching a satellite but the rocket involved could be used as an missile. >>>icsitallian lawmakers begin couples. debate. italy i

last month the concord city council voted to invest $30,000 of surplus money in the operating costs for that shoulder. meantime, several republican presidential candidates continue to stump in new hampshire ahead of our first-in-the-nation primary. here' s a look at which gop contenders will be in the granite state today. they include jim gilmore, donald trump, john kasich, carly

keep in mind the average high for concord is 33, and we will be well above that. sunny, bright for tomorrow, very much like for today. lakes region overnight and into tomorrow, any clouds clearing, and tomorrow, the sun comes up. it looks pretty nice up there s there. here the next seven days of the temperatures go up tomorrow once again and stay above average, we look to saturday, a couple of spots flurries. sunday a different story. plan for this -- it is looking more and more likely like a warm day, but rainy, to be up to an inch of rain perhaps. again, it is wednesday, but right now, it looks that we are starting to lock it in. jamie: we will hear from tom brady and the patriots. cordes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvers. they like making things better. people don't have access to healthcare because they just can't afford it. bernie sanders understands how pharmaceutical companies and major medical companies are ripping us off. bernie tells the truth, and he's been consistent. he understands that the system is rigged, who can bring real change. i'm

if you hire spots -- a few higher spots. 3.7 inches at the concord airport. the highest amounts we have seen -- 4.5 in somersworth and madison. the primary roads should be ok in most locations. it is the secondary roads, the untreated surfaces this morning. temperatures are in the 20' s and we have been watching areas of light snow, which continue to go through the monadnock region. we are seeing light snow and additional accumulation up through the white mountains. fair skies continue. friday, highs in the lower and mid 30' s. right now, it looks like snow or a mixture of rain and snow. clouds and sun for central and southern areas. cold air starts to ride in tonight. if you are headed up north, the light snow continues with an additional light snow cover. temperatures will be in the mid-to-upper 20' s. gusty westerly winds already gusting over 20 miles per hour. highs in the 20' s are going to feel more like the single-digit and teens into the afternoon. we drop into the single digits and teens. from there, we are looking at partly sunny skies with a very we

a number of students from the concord high school class of 86 who watched the devastating explosion-- became teachers themselves. anchors ad-lib toss tonight: partly cloudy and cold. lows in the low-mid 30s. wind: n 5-10mph. thursday: mainly cloudy with a chance for afternoon & evening showers. highs will be in 5-15mph. friday: a mix of sun & clouds. highs in the mid- upper 40s. wind: sw 5-15mph. no rain through this evening, but clouds will be on the increase after midnight. lows fall into the low-mid 30s by the time you start your day on thursday. keep the umbrella handy for thursday afternoon and evening as moisture from a low offshore could swing in and bring showers our way. highs will stay in the 40s. expect another cold night leading into friday morning, but it warms up from that point...especially by the weekend. highs for saturday and sunday will be above average with 50s & 60s and lots of coming up on wavy news 10 - more reseasrch linking tanning beds to melanoma. a beloved principal died while saving her students' lives. how one community will remember their hometown mom! b

sean: today marks 30 years since the space shuttle challenger disaster. students in concord are leading an effort to try to honor the victims. erin: the trial of an allenstown man charged in connection with a stabbing is underway and the jury must decide if kyle buffum you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but so many families don't feel like their hard work pays off. is supposed to operate. i want to go to bat for them every single day. get incomes rising... get equal pay for women... cut the cost of health caret and child care so people canr actually get ahead. hillary clinton, she has what it takes to get things done. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. kevin: single digits in parts of the north country. through the afternoon, we will seek an -- temperatures continue to work their way back toward the freezing mark. more details coming up. erin: could there be a link new hampshire and lou gehrig' disease? sean: a doctor at dartmouth hitchcock started matching where notice

tomorrow preconditions expected a closer look at the storm tracker light rainfall still moving in the concord fairfield even into stockton charge will continue for the rest of tonight we made him a chance of showers into tomorrow and another in the latter show use satellite read our shot if shows up will more clearly where the rainfall is. redwood's the hayward oakland all seen rainfall again will continue as and to the rest of tonight closer look at the feature cast china's by 11:00 p.m. the will still be dealing with a cloudy skies and then after that a few showers expected and they continued on and off into the rest of tonight also see the chance of showers and to the rest of your weekend and here's the what to expect tracking rain a light rain is expected preconditions' wind gusted and offer our dangerous surf continues right along the coastline the c&s closer than 25 m.p.h. and another round of self the snowfall will be coming down alleys there monday that a few different systems that will move through you can see the satellite rate are all the moisture rainfall that pushes through the p

the highest totals north and west of concord. eventually the rain will change over to wet snow before exiting quickly during the early to mid afternoon. skies clear tomorrow night and after that it looks like a nice day on sunday. just a bit breezy and pleasant temperatures for the second part of the upcoming weekend. in terms of snow totals, highest west of the state capital. hayley: it's very tough to forecast snowfall in new hampshire any time, but in storm in particular we're dealing with some problems with intentionity and also the temperatures being very close to freezing. so some of us talking rain, while others a messy mixed bag, and others it's full on snow. so let me break it down for you region by region. at the seacoast and areas like nashua, salem, pelham, raymond, you're going to have mainly rain. but in some areas, especially as the storm system wraps up so quickly as it blitzes through, there could be a quick coating to one inch of snowfall in that green area once we get into the afternoon hours. but we'll have one

right now you can see the moderate-to-heavy rain on 680 from concord to walnut creek and across 24 andayette and orinda and all the way from berkeley. it is cross the bay bridge into friend and all way down to south san francisco so we see what is coming at us and you can see more yellows and oranges right into the heart of the bay. notice, san jose, a legal less and less across the north bay so it is our major arteries, richmond san rafael bridge, most affected from now through 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 it stars to shift to the north bay and into the south bay and by 10:00 or 11:00 you can see it is starting to dwindle and there is a small chance of isolated afternoon showers in the higher elevations. it will be mostly cloudy on when. more sunshine on thursday and another number storm on friday. sue? >> we have wet conditions but light conditions at the bay bridge and you see in metering lights. a few sprinkles on the lens and a lot of standing water on the road. give yourself plenty of time. this is fuzzy pus of the wet lens and eastbound the tame lights headed to golden gate field i saw the

on the day he picked up the endorsement from "the boston globe" and the concord monitor, ohio governor john kasich kept up a busy schedule in new hampshire today. starting with a packed down new boston. kasich says his campaign is feeling momentum, and new hampshire is the key to all of it. >> i'd like to go on with this message, and if i get snuffed over. happen. but i got to have you to help me get this message out. >> kasich will make a quick trip to iowa for tomorrow's debate but will then head straight back to the granite state. jennifer: for the first time we're meeting the two men who survived a fiery plane crash, as they thanked the rescuers and survivors who saved their lives. mike: a pleasant pattern for now. if we see much change by weeks end. >> she's a qualifier for the hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] here in my bag they've all come to look for america [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come to look for america all come to look for america i'm bernie sanders, and i approv

landing at the airport, well after dark, in concord last night. the republican presidential hopeful is putting a huge priority on finishing well in the granite state. but seemed taken back by the dozens of supporters who turned night. >> for all of you to come out here tonight and volunteer and everything, it's real. what i tell you is real. jennifer: now to live pictures as governor kasich is about to hold his second rally of the day. we expect the candidate to arrive there shortly. this one is at the lebanon town hall. the new hampshire primary only three weeks away from tomorrow, but before that of course the iowa caucuses will take place and that's two weeks from today. political director josh mcelveen of impact the results there could have here. josh: two weeks might not seem like a lot of time before the iowa caucuses, but now is when attention. looks like the first-term senator from texas and a businessman from new york are locked in a very tight battle there. senator cruz started the week firing up his supporters in tilton and plymouth whil

members of the concord high class of 1986 is petitioning president obama to create a national holiday for the mccallive and the anniversary crew we will have more tonight. >>> a nationwide hunt for a killer comes to an end in fitchburg. dana william shot himself in the head as they closed in on his apartment. the 43-year-old is in critical condition. police say william murdered his exfather-in-law in virginia and kidnapped his former mother-in- law who is missing. he has been hiding out in fitchburg since last week. >>> the sit they of boston and wynn resorts reached a agreement on the casino. drop the legal fight and wynn dollars over 15 years. some of the money will help improve traffic and infrastructure in the city. the 1.7 billion dollar casino 2018. >>> turning to the weather now after a pretty cold start this morning. things are not looking too bad out there. here's a live look over boston right now. oh the sun is out but changes are on the way kathryn. >> let's enjoy this right. plenty of sunshine. looks so pretty. hey danielle. >> it's beautiful right now. not a bad winter. t

redefined luxury travel but ended in tragedy, it is the 40th anniversary of the first flight of the concord. it's record quickest new york to london flight taking just 2:52 back in 1996. the fleet was de-commissioned in 2003 due to safety fears and rising costs. it still has plenty of fans around the world. tickets have gone on public sale today for a comeback def t by the eagles of metal. they were playing on november 13 when militants burst in killing close to 100 people. survivors of the attack have already been offered free tickets to the gig, which will take place next month. italian cinema has lost one of its de fratus. director scola tied on tuesday. he worked with legends sofia loren and more. he had four oscar nominations in the process. here is a look back. >> he was a director who bridged the golden age of italian cinema with the modern era. the film maker who has died at social ialized in comedies with a subversive edge. none more so than the 1977 film a special day, which denounced the persecution of how many section wals under mussolini. >> i remember that time was a ery great

the weekend. no big systems out there. temperatures in concord, 32-33. erin: participants in a half marathon got a big surprise when a dog finished in the top 10. the bloodhound trotted alongside the runners for the 13.1 miles and finished seventh place and was even presented with a metal she then took home -- went home and took a well-deserved nap. sean: there should be a quadruped and biped category. snowfall in more than a congress doesn't regulate wall street... wall street regulates congress. it's a rigged economy that sends most new wealth to the top 1%. and it's held in place where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is funded by over two and a half million small contributions. people who know you can't level the playing field by taking more money from wall street. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. join the fight don' t see every day. authorities in ecuador came to the rescue of a sloth who was trying to cross a busy beltway. the sloth was released back into its natural habitat. very slowly. [laughter] sean:

the u.s. has extra meaning in new hampshire tonight. josh: from concord to cape canaveral, people are remembering the "challenger" disaster and shares stories of the crew. >> she said you have to fly me to new hampshire, it's the first day of school, i gotta be there. mike: in weather after a round of scattered snow showers on friday, more changes will move in over the weekend. the forecast is coming up. jennifer: ahead at 5:30, she's been guiding people to safety for 30 years, now this dispatcher has scheduled her last call. josh: at 6:00 a familiar face in campaign rallies reaches a ply josh: former providence mayor buddy cianci has died. one of the longest serving mayors in american history, first elected in the 1980's, was actually forced from office twice, once after assaulting a man and once over a racketeering conspiracy. cianci was 74 years old. today marks 30 years since the "challenger" disaster. six astronauts and concord school teacher christa mcauliffe died when their space shuttle exploded just after liftoff. jennifer: today colleagues at th

the truck. outside we go in concord. 35. what is the high going to be in that area, hayley? hayley: only a couple of degrees warmer. 40 degrees in concord later on. you saw overcast skies. only a few of us seeing some sunshine. that will change through the day. the clouds will break apart a little bit more. you can see that's the case for rochester through dover, portsmouth, you guys getting in on the most sunny action at the moment. lots of clouds still thick from concord to manchester. along with the threat of some snow showers will be going on too up north in the mountains. the higher elevations today. minimal accumulation though. here are the temperatures at the moment. 32 degrees in laconia. 35 in concord. 36 in manchester. 35 in mach what. with the winds coming bringing in cooler, trier air. the temperatures don't go much higher than where we were are now. 40 in concord. 41 in salem and nashua. temperatures barely getting above freezing up north. that's nothing. look at temperatures as we get in to next week. we're talking 20's for highs. erin: oh, it is going to be chi

and try to stay off to the side there. 93 is moving well as you are making your way through the state from concord down to the hooksett tolls. then from manchester in to salem. 111, 1 o 1, and the paulding are moving well. we have delaying on 95 in both directions around exit two and one. that's due to the left lane being closed for some construction. this report is being brought to you by autofair. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: the first republican presidential debate of the new year featured heated exchanges between donald trump and ted cruz. sean: just seven candidated shared the stage. they covered a wide variety of issues over a course of more than two hours. some of the highlights. >> seven candidates. one debate stage. no lack of a task. first up, president obama fresh off of the state of the union address. >> president obama didn't so much as mention the ten sailors that had been captured by iran. >> on tuesday night i watched story time with barack obama. >> this debate had the fewest numbers of candidates. a high profile effort to persuade voters before

the concord monitor says a fipple and production company wants to create a show similar to the show about game wardens in maine. the executive director says it could increase awareness about the jobs that fish and game officers do all the time and it might help in recruiting. ahead. news at 6 starts now. >>> now at 6, the mysterious emergency that send chandler what the police radio calls tell us about the incident in the middle of the night. >> a big win for boston. ge moving its headquarters here. the jobs the deal will bring to the city. >> cold wind blowing outside today. next the attention turns to a nor east they are weekend of the we will look at where the rain snow line might set up. >> salem identifies where the witch hangings took place. how the mystery was solved after centuries. >> live, from the channel 4 studios in boston wbz now is at 6 starts right now. >> medical emergency at. [audio not understandable] >> it sounds like a routine call to 911 but that emergency message has new england patriots fans buzzing and wondering what happened. >> of course we know that medical eme