u.n.h. wildcats. >> they need to win tomorrow, they should. we'll talk with the coach. >> celtics will try to snap a three-game losing streak, they host the new york knicks tonight at the garden. both teams playing tonight. college basketball kicks off today. dartmouth plays at rhode island tonight. and this afternoon a veterans day matinee as u.n.h. opened to his debut. watkins gets the steal. reed is a great player, scored 13 points. here's the first career basket for rowsinski. his only points of the game. u.n.h. wins their opener 85-60 over lez >> what we talked about at half time, right when i walked in the locker room at half time i put 00 on the bore, that's how we have to play the second half. but we got thoroughly outplayed in the second half. we've got to learn how to put it together if earring with to be a good team. >> two games to go for the wildcats, if they win them both they're headed to the playoffs for the 13th straight year. afternoon. this is u.n.h. football in november.

the weather from u.n.h. president mark huddleston is just three paragraphs long, but the message is stern. >> it's nice to see that u.n.h. is stepping up. reporter: according to the school, several students, faculty and staff have experienced acts of hate. the letter says the attitudes stab together and say not in our house. this staff member is pleased the issue is being addressed. >> if people feel like there's an issue going on they have a place to go and seek out some information and advice on what to do. reporter: they have seen hate incidents in person including racial slurs, spitting, bullying, as well as vulgar statements made on social media and e-mails and voice u.n.h. student brandon rule says he hasn't witnessed any hate incident on campus and is surprised that it's going on. >> i don't really see it, but based on the e-mail it is happening. reporter: he says he isn't sure if the letter is enough to tackle the issue but says it's a step in the right direction. >> every university is the ideal env

. >> we're headed to u.n.h. football practice, check in on tom: staying true to their new hampshire recycled percussion is aiming to make a difference for granite state families in need. jennifer: the band's leader putting out a challenge on facebook bringing in more than $10,000 in donations. as wmur's siobhan lopez explains, that money helped buy hundreds of gifts today. reporter: a long receipt and thousands of dollars later, performance group recycled brighter for new hampshire families. >> this is cool. reporter: front man justin spencer having plenty of fun on the wal-mart shopping spree. >> these are ideal. if thereof was ever a gift for a kid, drumming is the best. reporter: picking out toys and gifts for kids of awe ages using money donated by people from all over the country. spencer drove his box truck already full of presents across the u.s. >> i locked myself in the cab of the truck, slept in there and used that money otherwise -- reporter: putting those gifts in a safe place. he credits the generos

. >> u.n.h. football team preparing for the second round of the playoffs, wildcats beat lehigh on saturday. the dukes won the c.a.a. regular season title with a record of 10-1 overall and had a first round bye. they beat u.n.h. at wildcat stadium back in mid-october, monday night football tonight at 8:30 on espn. celtics will be without al horford tonight when they take on the heat in miami. horford will miss the game for personal reasons, he and his wife are expecting their second child. game time tonight is 7:30. if you want to see wenyen gabriel in action, can you can tonight, the wildcats play at this was the reaction last night when the u.n.h. volleyball team learned it would be facing top seeded nebraska in the first round of the tournament. the wildcats earned an automatic bid by winning the america east conference title, their fourth in a row. new hampshire will travel to the university of nebraska, game time is 8:00 eastern time this coming friday night. good luck to the wildcats. jennif

. >> u.n.h. football off to the playoffs, we'll be hearing from them and they'll be going against a really good player from new hampshire who is coming there's a path that takes you further in life. a breakthrough way of learning that prepares you for an ever-changing world. plymouth state's integrated clusters approach lets you follow your own path, not someone else's. it gives you choices within your degree. you every step of the way. become the leader. the doer every day. a tomorrow changer. find your own path at plymouth state university. jamie: an 8:00 start for the celtics at the timberwolves. with the return of al horford to the lineup on saturday they'll be looking to keep the good times rolling. patriots handed chip kelly and the 49ers their ninth straight loss yesterday. zero turnovers, four touchdown passes for tom brady. the defense only gave total yards. but the patriots didn't seem to be the dominant force that they were earlier in the year. remember they were playing one of the wor

we'll find out what the u.n.h. basketball team is made up of tonight, they're taking on temple, that's on espn3, starts at 7:00. last night kentucky hosted conesius. kentucky won. g play michigan state. dartmouth going to the ncaa soccer tournament, they'll host a first round game thursday against st. francis of brooklyn. tom: thank you. jennifer: right now on wmur.com it mansion monday, so check out this $3.3 million home in northampton, it comes with a heated pool and more than two and a half acres. >>> tonight, breaking news. inside trump tower. the trump white house now coming together. and the controversial choice. also, after that meeting in the oval office, president obama late today on what the meeting was like. and does he still believe mr. trump does not have the temperament to be president? >>> also breaking, the verdict is in. the father degree murder, accused of intentionally leaving his toddler to die in a hot car. >>> the states of emergency tonight. more than 40 fires burning in the east. and this e

let's do u.n.h. football and talk about the polls, the new fcs college football pro has new hampshire at number 21. there are three other c.a. teams ahead of u.n.h. in the standings. it was a perfect day in the queen city yesterday and runners took advantage of that in the 10th annual manchester city marathon. it started live on channel 9. 486 people finished. 89 relay teams finished. 465 people ran the half marathon. with another 45 half marathon relay teams and 187 people ran the 5k race. one of the marathon finishers was our own kevin scarupa. congratulations to all. our new hampshire college teams will start playing in ncaa tournaments soon beginning with colby sawyer women's keene state is in the division 3 tournament. they will be playing this weekend. and also this weekend st. a's. tom: thank you. jennifer: right now on wmur.com, it is mansion monday, so you can check out this $27 million estate in unity. it has two horse barns, two wine cellars and its own pub. and it's all spread out across

staff members organized the u.n.h. wildcat santa, a fundraiser to benefit families in need it went to graduate students to those in dining services and cleaning staff. many are raising families and could use a boost during the holidays. >> for our community members here at u.n.h., we're looking for them to donate. cash donations are always welcomed and wanted. and from our local business owners, possible donations of their services because we do tom: the wildcat santa has been going on since 1990. you can also make sure every child gets a gift by giving to the toy drive, the locations are in manchester and nashua. you can give new, unwrapped is to for the toys for tots program, the need is particularly great for donations for children under 3, and those jean: a great tradition, pack up the kids, we'd love to see everyone there. the day is still young, but cyber monday sales are expected to slump this year. tom: why experts predict fewer people will be taking part. jean: the special dedication to the former executive co

u.n.h. wins 86-70. let's take a live look at spella stadium where the nashua river bragging right over thanksgiving looks like they're in the redstone and trying to score. so it south against north and south leads the series 8-4. but north won last year. north would be a favorite, they made the semifinal this is year before falling to exeter. we'll have highlights tonight at 11:00. in plaistow this afternoon, the going, going gobble 5k road race. a great way to catch there that were running, the race was at the polar school. tomorrow it will be a huge crowd for the sixth annual fisher cat thanksgiving 5k, over 2,500 runners have registered, the warning track at northeast delta dental stadium. it also goes right by wmur twice, so if you're running make sure you wave to us. the first few runners got a free ticket to opening day. the turkey trots are everywhere. tom: we'll see you back here tonight right after a 20-20 special. jennifer: good night,ve [captioning performed by the national captioning institu

. >> and u.n.h. hockey home tonight against r.p.i., we'll jennifer: a man convicted of sexually assaulting a young derry girl says he wants a new trial, claiming his lawyer didn't give him a proper defense. tom: william degroot has served bible from view when the jury visited the scene and was later found in contempt of court and sanctioned for his actions. degroot says that lowsteen was concerned about the length of the trial and didn't call all the witnesses he felt he should. degroot has maintained his innocence throughout the case. the attorney says degroot never gave any indication that he was unhappy with his representation, even when the bible incident became known on the third day of testimony. >> he looked me in the eye and confidence in you, i want to go forward. >> how did that make you feel? >> made me feel good. tom: degroot says he thought about getting another lawyer prior to the trial. the hearing will resume in december. new tonight, manchester police are looking for help finding who

jennifer: again that is president obama speaking at u.n.h. this afternoon. if you'd like to listen in more, right on wmur.com. also on our mobile app. and on our facebook page. josh: on the republican side of things, presidential nominee donald trump is holding his second to last campaign event before election day, right here in manchester at the snhu arena, that's where we'll find political reporter adam sexton who is standing by live. reporter: josh, this is the very same venue where in 2012 mitt romney held his final campaign event of that filling it to capacity here, 11,000 people and many more thousands on the outside, unable to get in. so he set a high bar for mr. trump who is looking to equal that crowd or perhaps surpass it as he wraps up one of the most unique and controversial campaigns for president in u.s. history. new hampshire of course holds special cache for trump as he often notes himself when he visits here, this is the state that delivered his first victory in the primary process. established political order. one of the biggest question ma

president obama campaigned for clinton on the campus of u.n.h. he told the crowd, it's a great day to be a wild cat and said this is one of his last stops on the trail. >> i've got to say, because this is i think going to be my last big event. but you know, michelle is talking there, so i won't get any attention. >> mark: more from the president ahead at 6:00 p.m. both campaigns are watching early voting. in florida, voters shattered records with six million early ballots cast, in large part because latino turnout was up 87% from 2012. turnout was down in another swing state, north carolina and in colorado, republican early voters outnumbered democrats by 7,000. >> vanessa: thousands of act. if you have an issue tomorrow at the polls. legal experts from more than 100 civil and voting rights groups are answering calls from any moment with voting related question or complaint. these legal experts are there to help with anything from finding a polling station to reporting voter intimidation. the command center and voter hot line has been around for

the u.n.h. football team back on the practice field, trying to put a tough loss to albany in their rear view mirror. wildcats clinging to playoff hopes, first they need to win at maine, then they have to hope the selection committee picks them with a 7-4 record. it has happened before. maine is in the same boat. >> nobody is worried about the winning the next game. the rivalry is one of the greatest ones in new england with the teams that are left that have the opportunity. it's just something that we're all looking forward to every year, this year in particular means a lot. >> responded pretty well. i know saturday was definitely not new hampshire, that wasn't characteristic of us. but we went onto maine and we'll do our best to see what we can do on saturday. jamie: we're onto day game, with the royals. jennifer: right now on wmur.com, pets are a huge part of our lives of course, so we have a list of the 20 foods you should never ever let your pets eat. tom: we'll see you back here tonight rig

the president u.n.h. in durham to get out to vote. >> we have one more day and we can choose the politics of blame and divisiveness and resentment, or you can choose the politics that says we're stronger together. tomorrow, you can choose whether we continue the journey of progress, or whether it all goes out the window. >> mark: the president will join his wife, the clintons and a host of celebrities tonight for the campaign's final event in not since ronald reagan in 1988 has a president campaigned so much for his successor. fox 25's stephanie coueignoux is live in new hampshire and stephanie, there is a lot of excitement for president obama on campus. >> the reporter: a lot of excitement, and again, you can hear from what he told that crowd, those thousands of people, he understands just how important new hampshire is. in fact, his presidential motorcade drove by, just a short time ago, again, he's on his way now to philadelphia, but people voters that i spoke with, say they also understand how importa

u.n.h. tournament this weekend. jennifer: coming up, new hampton police are searching for a man who pretended to be one of their own. and dozens of west high school students in manchester in need of medical care, turning this football field into a triage area. we'll tell you what happened inside the school that ? such a funny little hero ? ? but till you came along ? ? we counted on our fingers and toes ? ? now you're here to stay ? ? and nobody really knows... ? zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment... ...on select volkswagen models. right now at the volkswagen >> over the summer kevin durant chose the golden state warriors other the boston celtics. tonight they meet at the garden. celtics host the warriors at 8:00, boston has won three of its last four games. u.n.h. volleyball team won the regular east season title and is hosting the conference tournament for the fourth consecutive year, they play out just gives us the a

jennifer: in sports we'll hear from the u.n.h. basketball team as they look to stay undefeated on the young season. josh: two school districts are taking no chances when it comes to bus drivers walking off the job. the emergency court hearing held on its behalf this afternoon. plus how a medical emergency at one nashua high school led to a disturbing discovery of a loaded gun in a student's backpack. this city is it. great food, gorgeous scenery, friendly people. and what's better than doing something awesome in manchester? doing it for free. we hear you. that's why a-a-r-p is hosting fun, free, informative events. like wine tours and movie premieres. plus, we're offering resources to help you even more livable. so if you don't think, "this is right for me" when you think a-a-r-p then you don't know "aarp." jennifer: the man who set a deadly fire in claremont is tonight on his way from the state prison to the state hospital. this afternoon the attorney general's office agreed to the stepdown in custody for the man who set that 200

this afternoon we checked in with a u.n.h. football team in the rain, the wildcats back on the practice field today, gearing up to the second round of the fcs playoffs, they'll travel to play james madison university saturday at 2:00 p.m. the dukes are ranked fifth in the country and they beat u.n.h. in the regular season 42-39. but after scoring 64 points in where they left off. >> they're a good team, their offense does everything the right way, they pass the ball to 100 different kids, and the quarterback runs the ball to, so it will be a challenge for us on defense to limit the big plays and see where we go from there. tom: regood, sir, a homeowner speaking out after watching thieves ransack her las vegas home. jennifer: emily was on vacation in t from her home security company saying there was activity in her home, so she pulled up their video feed on her ipad and that's when she saw that, two thieves ransacking her home, stealing thousands of dollars worth of her stuff, and also taking her car. >> we think ear living a n

tom: the u.n.h. basketball team tipped off its season this jamie has highlights. jennifer: up next breaking news in stratford, a massive search now over after a canoe was found empty and a body recovered. and as the national democratic party begins to rebuild after this week's election, is there a weekend, they skate at the norfolk admirals tonight and then at reading tomorrow night. >> it's beginning of the season, so it's fun to get away right now. but later in the season will probably be a little tough. right now it's nice to get on the road with the guys. >> they're a really good team, we have a lot of guys who could play in the american league, but it's just putting it together on the ice consistently. we've had a couple good games jamie: the season opener for u.n.h. basketball, they played leslie. dave watkins comes up with the steal in the second half, ahead to jordan for the layoff, he's a transfer from rice. quick score for the wildcats here, they went up 53-22. we'll see the first ever basket for the wildcats win 85-60. jean: a mcdonald's in michigan hit

. >> bad news for gronk, we'll tell you about that, and the u.n.h. football team plays for the musket this weekend, but >> patriots state end rob tbron okay ski is officially out for sunday's game in san francisco. gronk took a hard hit to the chest in last sunday's game with seattle. he will not play on sunday. chris hogan also has been ruled out with a back injury. huge test for the celtics tonight as durant, curry and the golden state warriors come to their last four games. we've reached the end of the high school football season in the final night of our friday night football report. all three championship games will be played tomorrow at the university of new hampshire. tonight at 11:00 we'll preview all three championship games on fnf. they played for tomorrow when they tee it off there will be much more on the line. the winner will finish the regular season with a 7-4 record and keep their playoff hopes alive, the looser is done for the year. the black bears have been playing well. >> defensively they had the same m.o., flying to the football,

what a hockey game last night, u.n.h. trailed 3-0 at boston college late in the second goal to make it 3-1. then in the third two more goals. 3-3. but another new hampshire guy scored the game winner, not for the right team. the eagles won 5-3. but a great effort from the wildcats. great start to the ncaa tournament. they beat general see -- geneseo at home. if you love bowling and you have some spare time, lakeside lanes in manchester is the place for you this week, the international team championships are going on through saturday, it's a big deal that this is happening in new hampshire for the bowling community. there are eight teams from canada, 16 more from the united states. the best dan candle pin bowlers in the world are here. >> it's outstanding, we don't get the opportunity to have this big of a tournament in new it's a crazy amount of talent that's going on. it's a good time. >> in baseball materials, who's here? >> we've got big papi, manny ramirez, randy johnson. >> the stars of candle pin bowling. and jason

he'll hold a rally at u.n.h. at 12:30. tom: bus drivers in several towns are threatening to strike. next on news 9 the plans under way to make sure students can still get to school. mike another weekend quickly approaching, can you believe that. we'll have sun, times of clouds and chance of a shower. >> and the wait is over, we'll tell connections on the world champion cubs. jennifer: two life long cubs fans never gave up hope and boy fans never gave up hope and boy are they celebra i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. , okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that... i love war. yes, including with nukes. blood coming out of her... they're rapists... wrong. there has to be some form of punishment. such a nasty woman. i wanna be unpredictable. ...on 5th avenue and shoot somebody... she's a slob... i don't remember! and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves! priorities usa action is responsible vo: ending funding for planned parenthood. taking away our right to choose. this is senator kelly ayotte's record. ayotte voted

. >> reporter: verna is one of thousands of people who arrived at u.n.h. excited to listen to president obama campaign for hillary clinton. less than 24 hours before polls opened the president is making a final push in the granite state, a state he won in bit to, and 2012. to help hillary clinton secure victory here and possibly the presidency. >> this has been a difficult process to put the country through and i'll be glad when it's over. >> reporter: and this isn't the only voter. >> matt aims this why first time he's not impressed calling both candidates immature. >> the debates were more of points that the american population wants to hear about things that we want to see changed or acted on. >> reporter: while he supports hillary clinton she has -- >> my hope with all my heart that whoever wins does what's best for the country and whoever loses supports the person who wins. >> reporter: important this state is to this campaign process and this election process. and they understand just how important their vote is but they say they're ready for this pr

15 event and on monday, president obama campaigns for hillary clinton at an afternoon event on the u.n.h. campus in durham. republican nominee donald trump and running mate mike pence will hold a rally at snhu arena in to new hampshire's race for u.s. senate. democrat maggie hassan and republican kelly ayotte are making their last efforts to lure undecided voters in the race. that's being followed closely across the country. both senator ayotte and governor hassan were at an event in nashua tonight for the annual salute our soldiers dinner. ayotte says granite staters are excited about the future of the state and says she has a plan to improve the economy and hassan touts the friendly environment move new hampshire forward. >> because we have been working together in a bipartisan way, we have the lowest unemployment rate in the country, cnbc named us the most business friendly state in the country and we can continue to make this progress. >> we have been doing 50 stops in five days. in the last 24 hours, 24 stops in 24 hours. it will be about meeting voters, listening to them and earnin

u.n.h. wildcats are in action tonight. wildcats struggled early in the year but they've shown signs of putting it altogether. one key is they're getting healthy after some important players missed games. coming up at 6:00 we talk live bishop guertin athletes for signing up with college programs. three athletes are going to d1. and turkey trots going on this week, including the 9th annual gilford youth center turkey trot begins at 9:00 a.m., over 400 people expected at this lakes region race. and a big hello to classmates, i visited a journalism class today, lots of great questions from the class. they wanted to know if i wear makeup, which of course i do not. jean: of course not. right josh? josh: that's how he seeps the shine down. what can we expect this winter? if you look back at our last two winters, we could see record setting snow or not much of anything. jean: josh judge takes a look at what our recent weather could ahead. josh j.: the winter of 2014 to 2015 will be remembered for back to back storms that left reco

then we'll find out what the u.n.h. basketball team is made of when they play temple tonight at 7:00, lit be the first ever meeting between the programs. it will be a good one you can watch that on espn3. might as well sit backit josh: you're the smoothy king, jamie. jean: josh thinks he's the smoothy king. josh: all right, more people are turning to life on the road. jean: what's driving people who say home is where you park it. reporter: 24-year-old entrepreneur lives at the office. >> this is our lounge space slash store front. reporter: yes, he actually lives at the office. it's a little tight. the founder of a clothing company and his two partners and turned it into an r.v., to strike their ultimate work-life balance. >> this is our counter space, when it's a story this is our -- >> a store, this is our display case. i wanted to cut costs and see america. reporter: the benefits, no rent for an apartment or store, as he travels the country building his business. what is the thing you miss the most? >> a hot shower.

he got 68% in durham, where u.n.h.ink it's a decent benchmark to see if she gets that number. how many are peeling away to third party candidates and turnout levels in places like keene, hanover, plymouth, similar to what they were in 2012. because that will be the first real test i think we see of whether the sort of bernie millennial demographic is producing for hillary clinton at the same rates they did for barack obama. mark: thank you both. appreciate it. john and i will be right back. ♪ john: some sad news before we go. janet reno died today at the age of 78. there's already been a lot of talk today about her legacy and contributions to the country. how do you think she'll be remembered? mark: she served for almost the whole span of the clinton administration. she was an extraordinary historical figure. all clinton controversies and investigations. she was an outsider. and at a time when washington was still dominated by men and there had never been a woman attorney general, she represented people, whatever you t

he spoke to supporters at u.n.h. >> hello, new hampshire! philadelphia. >> i am asking you to work as hard as you can this one last day to elect my fellow americans this fighter, this stateswoman, this mother, this grandmother, this patriot. >> alex: before wrapping up her speech in raleigh, north carolina, clinton made sure to mention that she believes this race will affect future generations. >> you'll be able to say you voted for a stronger, fairer, better america. [cheering and applause] >> alex: clinton is set to vote in chappaqua, new york, today. she then holds that election-night event in new york city tonight. we're live in manchester, new hampshire, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: former massachusetts governor bill weld will spend election night in new mexico. weld is a vice presidential candidate on the ticket with libertarian gary johnson. while in boston last night, he was asked to choose between no-brainer, calling trump "massively unfit to be president." >> christa: meantime, the u.s. justice department is sending more

on monday, president obama will be at u.n.h. to campaign for clinton. and then trump will be right on his heels for an election eve rally at southern new hampshire university aarena. jean: donald trump's wife me man yeah made melania made her first speech today. the candidates headed to the same state today. reporter: as election season winds down, the campaigns are gearing up. >> let's make sure that we win on tuesday and we prove love trumps hate. >> with your vote we are just five days away from the change entire life. reporter: and both candidates are leaning heavily on their biggest supporters. hillary clinton backed by president obama. >> make no mistake, florida, all the progress we've made goes out the window if we don't win this election. reporter: and donald trump supported by his wife melania trump. >> i come here today to talk about my husband donald. reporter: in her long awaited speech, melania addresses the crowd in pennsylvania solo for the first time in the general election campaign. integrity to washington and respect for america abroa

. >> vanessa: new at 6:30 p.m., a new study of demographics out of u.n.h. finds more white americans are dying, than are being born in many state. researchers found that's the case in 17 states across the u.s. including every state in new england, except vermont. residents and make up 38% of the u.s. population. the study found that trend will likely continue. >> mark: patriots tight end rob gronkowski was supposed to receive an honor from boston children's hospital tonight, but his injury one he suffered during sunday's game against the jets forced him to stay home. gronk will still be awarded for his efforts off the field. john monahan is at the champions gala with more. mccordy over there. people grabbing them. now, the missing person, rob gronkowski, gronk was supposed to be here at the dream team's and sports and medicine event to get an award and speak, but he cancelled at the last minute. we're told, it is due to his injury this past weekend. now, this dinner and auction being attended by bigwigs in the sports world and the business world that. athle

late this afternoon, fox 25 learned that event will be held at u.n.h. chelsea clinton meantime will speak at keene state and dartmouth college tomorrow. on the republican side, donald trump r.b.i. single in atkinson tomorrow and manchester on sunday. his daughter ivanka spoke in manchester, hollis and nashua cast their ballots for this year's presidential election. every day, the early voting lines seem to get longer an longer. crystal haynes live at boston city hall tonight where the line wrapped around the corner earlier today. crystal? >> the reporter: it certainly is a lot to keep up with. secretary galvin says that they estimate about 20% of all registered voters in the states will cast their ballots early. now, the polls here in boston closed at about 5:00 p.m., but there is one more chance friday is the last day to vo statewide, over 800,000 have already voted and secretary of state bill galvin tells me that number is only expected to go up. >> i'm pretty confident by the time we get to tuesday, we will have had a million ballots cast. >>> we che

manchester on sunday and on monday, the president will campaign for his former secretary of state, at u.n.h. this is a clear sign of how much importance the democrats as well are putting on the granite state. right now, mrs. clinton is in detroit, it was one of two public appearances by the candidate this afternoon. she was in pittsburgh early on today. at both events, she focused on the economy and in detroit, she criticized donald trump for his previous stance on the auto industry. >> just last year, he said again, it wouldn't have mattered if we rescued the auto industry or let it go bankrupt. what is he talking about? >> the reporte highlighting the results of early voting in several key states. they're pointing to democrats turning out if large numbers in florida, north carolina, and nevada. early voting ends tonight here in massachusetts. also tonight, music icon, cher will perform at a fund raiser for the clinton campaign if boston an tomorrow, senator elizabeth warren, marty walsh and congressman steve pence plan >> mark: the hotly contested senate race could tip the balance of powe

late this afternoon, we learned, he'll be at u.n.h. on monday afternoon. new hampshire voters helped elect the president in both 2008 and 2012. chelsea clinton will speak at college tomorrow. >> vanessa: with five days to go, fox 25 has you covered with everything you need to know. we'll have live team coverage on tuesday. join us starting at 4:00 p.m., around stick with us throughout the night. we'll have the results for you on both the presidential races and local races, as well as the hotly contested ballot questions. >> mark: cool and cloudy thursday. fox 25 here earlier today, jamaica pond, where you can see a few people hanging out by the has also moved out of the area for the most part. >> kevin: yeah. most of it has. the heaviest has, just a couple of showers out there i've been tracking, mark, it's just not very much to talk about. but you know i track everything that's happening out interest for you, so through quincy, right by the braintree split, we're seeing a heavier shower right in this area. this is not far from granite links as well. in fa

now, most polling has shown kelly ayotte leading the race, but over the weekend, the u.n.h. poll came out and that showed ayotte down by five points, in the last few days of the race. the ayotte campaign is hoping most of the polling in new hampshire will close at 7:00 p.m. we'll bring you up-to-date on the latest from this very important u.s. senate race. reporting live from concord, new hampshire, bob ward, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: as you just heard bob mention, the latest polls governor maggie hassan with a slight edge over incumbent senator kelly ayotte. fox 25's kathryn burcham live at the hassan camp in new hampshire, where she's hoping to come out on top tonight. >> the reporter: vanessa, what's key about that poll that we're talking about is among undecideds, governor maggie hassan is up over over senator kelly ayotte. and supporters that will soon be filling the pure tan restaurant hope to see the same numbers reflected in early returns. governor hassan started her day early by casting her vote in her hometown of new field, where a large crowd of supporters were che

in the state and monday president obama will make one final push for former secretary of state at u.n.h. again, that's happening on monday, one day before election day. live in atkinson, new hampshire, i'm michael henrich, fox25 news. >> gene: if you are planning on voting early mak in your town. towns were allowed to set their own hours and many of them have half days on friday. secretary of state bill galvin says that he asked some towns to extent hours and some have. so far more than 800,000 people have taken advantage of early voting and officials think that number could surpass million. >>> gene: we are four days away from the election and stay with fox25 throughout the night and complete coverageon line and >> sara: father of third grader brought son to school now facing charge and gun did not belong to him. eight-year-old brought the 25 caliber pistol to the elementary school in lowell and pulled it out of backpack after school and showed it to several classmates. the boy claims he thought it was a toy. he told police he found the gun in a box that belonged to relative. the relat