unh only shot 24% from the field, not good. same teams for the womens game, but they played at patrick gymnasium in burlington. 1st quarter. uvm jumps out to an early lead. andreana thomas buries the 3. wildcats battle back, carlie pogue denied at first, tries again, bucket and the foul. she scored wildcats down two. 17. later elizabeth belanger in , transition. pullup jumper is good. she had game-high 24 points. but her unh wildcats lose 83-63 at vermont. night, you may remember bruins goalie jonas gustavsson came out of their game due to feeling ill. he had an elevated heart rate. he spent the night at mass general, but tests were negative and he will rejoin the team after the current all-star break, so good news there. the manchester monarchs played at the orlando solar bears, a 3-0 win over the last place team in the south division. 25 saves in the shutout for colin stevens. they will also tomorrow and friday nights. it is pretty clear what the unh hockey teams needs this weekend -- a win. or two. the wildcats have lost 6 s

he' s the first ever unh wildcat to be inducted. the ceremony will take place later this year on december 6, . the nfl' s all pro rosters were announced today, three new england patriots made the cut. place kicker stephen gostkowski were both selected to the first team, while linebacker jamie collins was selected to the second team. the playoffs get underway tomorrow. you can see the wild card game right here on channel nine. the chiefs and the texans. four -- 4:20 kickoff. and keep an eye out for number 84 from the houston texans. he is of londonderry. ryan missed much of the first half of the season with an injury, but since returning to the lineup in late november, he has 19 catches for 247 yards and two touchdowns. the patriots will get either the winner of that game tomorrow or cincinnati, if the bengals beat pittsburgh. guys? tom: still to come on news 9 tonight. these haircuts were about more than getting a new style. shelley: the hair donation project that has a particularly "beth" by kiss beth, i hear you calling... but i c

the unh pep band out for this one. on the other end, leissner draws the foul, and he finishes with the score off glass. 8 points, 2 of 10 shooting. nice drive here for the catamounts. kurt steidl drives and scores, plus the foul. he turned it into a 3 point play, 13 points. bill herrion' s troops in a close one tonight. jacoby armstrong scores inside. team high 13 points. vermont led by 7 at the half and the catamounts win 66-50. unh only shot 24% from the field, not good. same teams for the womens game, but they played at patrick gymnasium in burlington. 1st quarter. uvm jumps out to an early lead. andreana thomas buries the 3. wildcats battle back, carlie pogue denied at first, tries again, bucket and the foul. 17. later elizabeth belanger in , transition. pullup jumper is good. she had game-high 24 points. but her unh wildcats lose 83-63 at vermont. if you saw our report last night, you may remember bruins goalie jonas gustavsson came out he had an elevated heart rate. he spent the night at mass general, but tests w

she was a runner at unh. keely is one of 6 new hampshire residents that qualified and will be running at the olympic trials on february 13 in la it -- in los angeles. it will be her first marathon. the former captain about halfway through his first year back in durham as an assistant coach for unh hockey. summer away from uconn. he is said to be the heir apparent when dick umile retires in a few years. souza also coached at brown and was captain for unh in the 1999-2000 season. i' m super excited to be back here in durham at the school that i love so much of have this opportunity to work with this you could not ask for anything better. it is interesting at times. together. obviously, we understand this place pretty well, and i think we are a good balance for each other. jamie: saturday afternoon, this wildcard playoff game is live on channel nine day. it is the chiefs and the texans. even though houston is home, kansas city is favored. the chiefs have won 10 games in a row as they enter the postseason. if pit

aliza simpson, nice look to corinne coia underneath for a pair, unh down 3. wildcats work it to pogue again. she had elizabeth belanger had a 16. team-high 17 for unh, but liz wood led all scorers with 23 and maine wins it 62-52. the patriots travel to denver this weekend to take on peyton manning and the broncos in the afc championship game. it will be the 17th meeting between tom brady and peyton manning, and 5th in the playoffs. manning did not play when the two teams met earlier this season. brock oswieler led denver to a 30-24 overtime win, handing the 10-0 patriots their first loss of the season. much has changed since november though. manning is back, but so, too, are a few of new england' s key players. here are some thoughts from both >> whatever it is, it is. we will do our preparation like we always do and be ready to play it out. teams always have to make adjustments in this league. there will be some matchup that will be a little different, but that is usually the way it is. >> it so hard to win in this league. we' ve been battling on your longin

unh' s first successful penalty the irish cruise to the 5-1 win . 5 straight losses for unh the teams play again tomorrow night at 5:00. huge win for dartmouth at cornell, 3-0. great defense. dartmouth, 6-1 in all of that 2016, after a 6-3 loss to unh in late they are at colgate december. tomorrow night. the goal and assist for adirondack. nba tonight, the chicago bulls and celtics. a three pointer, 14-8. 2nd quarter jimmy butler has become the star of the bulls he . scores on the break. butler with a double-double before halftime. isiah thomas with a 3 pointer . the celts went on a 17-6 run to the most points for boston in a first half this year. celtics win, 110-101. and they are off. the patriots left gillette stadium early this afternoon, heading to the airport and then to denver for sundays afc championship game. the pats wanted to get one last practice in, which they did early this morning. for the 10th time in 14 years, tom brady leads the pats into the afc championship game. >> they are a tough team to prepare for. two really good days here. the guys are locked in. game time.

police officers at unh trained for an active shooter situation. they practiced responding to a gunman on campus. [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. now wmur news 9 tonight. stephanie: right now, heavy rain is moving out of new hampshire. meredith where it looks very damp, but strong winds knocked out power to some areas, and some of you are still sitting in the dark tonight. good evening, and thanks for joining us. i am stephanie woods. meteorologist hayley lapoint tells us when that rain will end. hayley: most of us, it' s already done with, which is good news. we had a heavy dose during the day, and it has been coming down during the past couple hours. a couple scattered showers mainly in the monadnock region, but what is happening is we are side. you see the snow showers out over the great lakes and over new york state. those are actually lake effect snow showers, as some colder air is getting dragged

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tough test for unh. u-mass lowell, the river hawks, they had a great game, a glove save here in the second period. no score after two periods, late in the third though, the river hawks finally push one by. ryan collins scored with 2:44 remaining in regulation and u-mass lowell wins it 1-0. and unh 8-8-4 overall and and wildcats play a home and home weekend. dartmouth skated to a 1-0 loss last night at vermont. the big green back home tomorrow. they'll host holy cross on sunday at 4:00. women's hockey, friday afternoon, st. anselm home with st. scholastica. mcnamara gets a shot off, ashley there to stuff home the rebound same score in the third. hayley kent with a great chance and stays with it and gets the goal. st. anselm wins with a shutout, 2-0 the final. former unh football coach bos will be inducted into the coaches hall of fame. retiring as the winningest coach atlantic 10 history. the ceremony will take place later this year on december 6th. nfl playoffs begin today. your afc wild card game, the f

she was a runner at unh. keely is one of 6 nh residents that qualified and will be running at the olympic trials on -- in february in los angeles. half-way thru his first year back in durham, as an assistant coach for unh hockey. mike souza was hired over the summer, away from uconn he is said to be the heir apparent years. was captain for unh in the >> things are going well so far. m excited to be back here in durham and the school that i love so much and have an opportunity to work with this great group of kids, i could not obviously we understand this place pretty well and i think we are a good balance for each other. jamie: hopefully he can bring in some big recruits in the coming years. s forecast has been a welcome one for skiers. shelley: we will show you the "beth" by kiss beth, i hear you calling... but i can't come home right now... me and the boys are playing... ... all night text beth, what can i do... [siri:] message. pick up milk. oh, right. milk. introducing the newly redesigned passat. this ep

unh-unh. oh, no. we're not going to devour these breads. they're gonna have to last for a couple weeks" so his little girl doesn't have to go out and risk her life. so he would cut off a little piece once a day and give each one a little piece. my space was by the wall next to the breads, and that night i thought to myself, "what the heck?" i'm the one who goes out and risks her life all the time to feed everyone and to scrounge food you know, bring whatever i can and keep everybody alive. i think i deserve a little extra. i talked to myself, and what did i do? i poked a hole in one of the loaves of breads, i wasn't satisfied. i poked another hole again. i felt very guilty, but i felt i deserved it. and that was it. in the morning, my father looked around and looked around and he said, "oh, my god." there are two holes in the loaves of bread. in addition to the misery and the hunger and the cold and the lice, now we have rats." i kept my mouth shut. i didn't say anything. the next night, i did the same thing again. i poked two more holes of

erin: the man who sexually assaulted and murdered a unh student is filing an appeal to have his convictions reversed. seth mazzaglia is serving a life sentence without parole for killing 19-year-old lizzi marriott. he was also convicted on lesser charges, including witness tampering. the questions the defense are asking the court to resolve have been redacted from the paperwork that was filed. the state will have until march 11 to respond. breaking into his neighbors apartment repeatedly and stealing his items. police arrested 22-year-old alexander twardosky. the victim reported that someone broke into his apartment on different occasions over the past several weeks while he was at work, stealing electronics and other items. twardosky is charged with burglary. the fight against the opioid crisis gripping new hampshire concord this morning. to examine bipartisan legislation aimed at increasing treatment options. making narcan more accessible prescribers to utilize the prescription drug monitoring system every time. governor hassan opened the public meeting thanking focus on the epidemic and

kria: the unh police chief also offers a class for students and faculty to be prepared. he says each time a shooting takes place, attendance increases. kria sakakeeny, wmur news 9. hopefully, we will never need that. stephanie: still to come -- musicians are grabbing garbage the band recycled percussion returns to the granite state. adam: the powerball jackpot is growing to a record $1.3 billion. how much prize money was claimed in new hampshire? hayley: strong, gusty winds overnight. then a big change tomorrow. we are not talking about record warmth but colder air making a you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. what this campaign is about is to demand that we create an economy that works for all of us rather than a handful of billionaires. if you work 40 hours a week in america, you should not live in poverty. i'm bernie sanders, adam: music fans got a free concert in manchester today. new hampshire' s own recycled percussion performed at home depo

it was 4-0 before unh would finally get a goal. came with one second remaining in the second period. a he pulled down on the penalty shot. and irish win, five straight losses for unh. the teams play tonight at 5:00. dartmouth big game last night and big win at number 10 cornell. charles grant shut him down and 18 saves. dartmouth six wins in the last seven games, monarchs playing three games with adirondack, they get a win in a shootout last night in new york and hampshire and tomorrow at 3:00. to the nba, bulls and the celtics. this one played at td garden. knocks down a three-pointer, boston led. in the second quarter, a star for chicago scores on the break, he had a double-double before halftime. isaiah thomas a three-pointer as the celtics take a 15 point lead at the half. they win. and tonight's game in philadelphia postponed until tomorrow night due to the snowstorm. let's talk about the new england patriots, they're off and in denver now. they left yesterday afternoon after tom brady and the guys had an early morning practic

i am joined by margaret hagen from unh cooperative extension. something that has become very popular recently, a lot of people are keeping their own chickens now. i would imagine one of the things we hear chickens don' t deal with very well is the cold. what do i do? is no reason to heat a chicken coop because if you have a will construct a chicken coop with good ventilation and no drafts, you really don' t have to heat. although some people believe you do. ray: if i believe it is not as well constructed and i want to get some heat in there, what do margaret: you can have drafts -- cannot have draft interesting euros because it will each the although i don' t recommend this necessarily, heat lamps are a small heater or something, when you need to have a generator for when the power is off. chickens don' t deal with the sudden drops in temperature. ray: every animal needs water and new hampshire in the wintertime, water freezes. i guess we have a solution here. margaret: if you have electricity, you cannot heated water. i don' t have electricity

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the friars handed unh their seventh consecutive loss at schneider arena last night. as for dartmouth, they will try to bounce back from a heartbreaking loss against the top team in the country. the big green scored first and actually led quinnipiac 3-1 in the third period last night, but the bobcats rallied to score six times in the third period. and quinnipiac wins 7-5. dartmouth will host princeton at thompson arena tonight. >> it is an excellent team. the coach has done a very good job with the team. they move the puck extremely well. they are tough to cover. they compete fiercely, defensively. they are an excellent team so we have got to be on top of our game against them. it is going to be a battle. jason: high school hockey today, nashua south hosting saint thomas. less than 30 seconds later, the saints answer. a nice pass. he scores. 1-1 after one. the game went to overtime tied at three and st. thomas wins in overtime. boston beat the orlando magic 113-94 at the garden last night. the two teams will meet again tomorrow night in orlando. southern new hampshire

andrew has scored for unh. it is a 2-1 notre dame lead. we have more hockey still to come. the monarchs skate on their home ice tonight. and we have the high schools covered as well. jamie: monarchs are on their home ice tonight against the thunder. there forward a huge patriots fan. >> i am from bridgewater, massachusetts. whole life. i was about eight or nine years quarterback. ever since i can remember, he was playing quarterback for the patriots. i am a huge fan, probably one of the biggest you will ever meet. very excited for the game this weekend. denver is a good opponent. like i said, when everyone is healthy on the patriots offense, not a lot of teams scare me. jamie: high school hockey today, the game just ended. a cardinals goal made it 2-0 for bishop. benjamin peterson to jordan, another big goal. 3-0.

stephanie: students at unh won' t be zipping around campus on hoverboards, why the university is banning the devices. adam: and dartmouth college is expanding its curriculum thanks to millions of dollars in donations. next, the new subjects students can learn. mike after a round of snow, a : frigid feel takes over soon a she's always stood strong... ...to get the job done. she stood up to china... ...and spoke out on women's rights... ...went toe to toe with russia on human rights. the drug and insurance companies spent millions against her... ...but hillary didn't quit until eight million children got health care. i've never been called a quitter and i won't quit on you. she's got what it takes to do the toughest job in the world. i'm hillary clinton and there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me?

unh plays at vermont saturday >> we got some players back. they were missing for about a month. getting them back will help us on defense. jim: last night, the manchester monarchs won in overtime. they beat the greenville swamp rabbits, 3-2. gasper kopitar scored the game-winning goal in ot -- a proper transition to the new year' s fireworks. this was the 15th annual new year' s eve hockey game at verizon wireless arena, but the first for the echl monarchs. head coach richard seeley spoke more about the win. guys. puck possession is the game. trying to keep the shifts short as we can. i think we had them for a while net. jim: trophies night is tomorrow. jean: thank you. josh: right now on wmur.com, is dieting your new year' s resolution? we' ve got a list of different foods that are under 40 calories. jean: and, a look at new year' eve celebrations around the the amazing fireworks displays. josh: tune in for "new hampshire chronicle" immediately following "world news." we' ll see you after "20/20." on average, it takes three hundred americans working for a solid year, to make as

i--just--i-- unh-unh, castle, mouth shut until i release you. thank you, ryan. so what do we have?er of susan delgado, the victim. she called to say good night to her mom. only tonight, mom doesn't pick up. she calls the doorman. the doorman comes up, finds the door ajar and... and? well, let's just say this one's definitely beckett-flavored. (lanie) blood spatter indicates single g.s.w. close range. you can still smell the cordite. (moans) i'll have to take your word for it. (castle) oh, they shot her andstuffed her in the safe. better than the last one. they beat the guy to death. (beckett) none of the neighbors heard a gunshot? nada. must be heavy sleepers. no, they used a pillow as a poor man's sound suppressor. ahem! yeah--yes, i broke the jinx. i will buy you a soda. any shell casings? none. (beckett) probably used a revolver. and a bolt cutter. her wedding ring. she didn't want to give it up, and so they punished her for it. husband? passed a few years ago. in a building like this? this part of town, you'd think she'd be safe. no pun intended. how often are people killed in

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"unh unh. same one, different spot." "what was the best part about making the movie for you?" "eating ice cream...'cause, you know, there's a scene where i'm eating ice cream...and i also like playing around with brie a lot!" while there we also caught up with room's director, dublin nativlenny abhamson. "actually, in a child and the mother, their relationship is strongest inside that kind of pressurized situation and the challenge they face is: 'how do you reconstruct that relationship on the outside?'." he has received an oscar nomination for best director. the film is also a contender for the coveted best picture award and best adapted screenplay. in manhattan, george whipple, ny1. i'm kristen shaughnessy. not sure what you should be eating before, during or after a workout? we have some suggestions from registered dietician claire shorenstein. she says if you're headed out for a run, you want to have a meal or snack rich in carbohydrates to give you energy. "when people think of carbohydrates, they immediately think 'oh pasta and breads and rice, muffins,' all those starch

unh is the top component on the dow. had some decent guidance today.grade into steifel. coming back to yield, three and five to this environment. >> not bad. goldman sachs, interestingly, is the second best performer on the dow from the dollar perspective. it's just follow-through from morgan stanley. there's pretty much no news. they do have earnings tomorrow, though. interesting move. >> big blue. netflix. >> we're going to get a long way towards the tech narrative. we've got a growth company reporting and non growth company. >> that's it for us here at post nine. let's get back to headquarters. scott and "the half." ♪ >> let's meet our starting line-up for today. joe is here along with stephanie and john and pete. our game plan looks like this. the netflix download. can the top stock of the past two years keep the momentum going? we've got your trade ahead of tonight's numbers. calls of the day, the street weighing in on apple, mcdonald's, shake shack, and more this hour. now our experts decide whether the analysts got them right. we begin with an a

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jean: commitment 16 now wmur' s stephanie woods is live at unh law school with all of the details. stephanie: organizers say the table' s discussion here is the first time any of the 2016 presidential candidates have talked about human trafficking. the new hampshire coalition against domestic and sexual violence and the unh school of law invited governor john kasich to discussed the issues facing survival arts and how he would discuss human trafficking as president. the ohio governor spoke about how he has battled coerced prostitution and de-criminalized the victims of human trafficking in his own state, including sweeping legislation he signed in 2014. kasich said that he will pledge funding to combat human trafficking if he is elected president. t choose him, he will coordinate with new hampshire authorities to help get more money into crisis centers. gov. kasich: the idea that a 12-year-old boy or girl is taken and put into a sex or some sort of slave trade is a poor abhorrent. we have to move quickly. it is a problem that is not well understood. i hope what we can do is coordin

as always, i' m joined by margaret hagen from unh cooperative extension. happy new year to you. also for another year of "grow it green"? margaret: i am, yes. with unusual plants, some things you may not have seen before t you start with that one to the right? margaret: yeah, this is called a lipstick plant, and this is the because they pull also over and back on themselves. ray: almost look like circles. unusual, little bit fun, different. there? margaret: you can pretty much mountain these on anything and they will grow. they get nutrients from misting, and from things they catch in the air. they are very low care. ray: and then right in front of you here? margaret: state plan, or sometimes people call the mother-in-law' s tongues. it has so many stripes of white validation. ray: i' looks like something out of a painting. margaret: it does. and actually, the name of it is picasso' s paintbrush. it has a slightly unusual, more vertical growth habit. lots of yellows and oranges and purples and greens in it. ray: something we want to focus on, to come in front, something that loo

the unh hockey team will try to as 2015 ended, the wildcats are undefeated in their last 6 games. including a 7-0 win over maine wednesday night. they play a non-league game against vermont at gutterson fieldhouse tonight. >> this is a great venue. it has always been a special place to play. it is a great city. they get a great turnout. i don' t know how it will be saturday when the student start. typically, it is a full house. it is a great atmosphere. jason: this was the scene at gillette stadium on friday, when nearly 70,000 fans turned out to watch the bruins play the canadiens in the annual winter classic. unfortunately, the canadiens cruised to a 5-1 win. matt belesky scored a goal for boston in the third period, avoiding the first ever shutout in winter classic history. tuukka rask made 25 saves, but the defense was just not good enough in front of him. it was bad. >> he made some big saves spirit he was our best player. he made some big saves. he was our best player. we did not play the way we should have in front of him. jason: you probably saw the helmet that bruins goal

there is a reason unh got fired. it is more of a 15-point race. out of iowa, you get a seven-point bounce. that cuts it in half. she has to cut it on her own campaigning. janet: let' s look at new hampshire. if for the burst -- for the first time, both of the winners, ultimately, of the the primary s say it is trump and sanders -- don' t end up winning the election, does the first in the nation status start to slide into oblivion question -- public and? mary anne: it could. everyone knows trump. they have been well-introduced and the person they see on the ground is the same they know. big difference. janet: is the first in the nation status at stake? eric: no. voters are telling voters in iowa and new hampshire that of nominated, that puts at risk their first-in-the-nation status. i do not think that happens. i think trump and sanders are the momentum leaders. that is a problem for their opponents. the person who lives here... has to solve problems as big as the world... and as small as your kitchen table. that's the job. everyday. and now, the f

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business owners save on commercial auto insurance, you tend to draw a following. [ brakes screech ] flo: unh... [ tires squeal, brakes screech, horn honks ] ooh, ooh! [ back-up beeping, honking ] a truckload of discounts for your business -- now, that's progressive. fox." >> the kick off to the 2016 election year starting with stocks getting hammered this week. now the smart money is getting worried after main street has been telling them they are worried despite a relatively decent jobs report. you see a mediocre economy is bad for hillary. why? >> sure. she's going to have to defend the obama administration's record. we have had economic growth averaging 2%. employment is lousy. this is why almost two-thirds of americans think the economy is headed in the wrong direction. it's probably good for somebody like donald trump even though i don't think he has the best economic policies. he symbolizes something different. >> the stock market has been the one thing the administration could focus on as being spectacular. it's a small group of people benefitting from that. look what happened to the

presenting for the first time ever on tv channel 9 from the unh cooperative extension, they merrimack valley office, debbie cheever. are you ready to go? debbie: [laughs] [laughs] kevin: jamie: are we talking about kids in school, youth in their 20' s? debbie: it is sort of a focused on youth, elementary and high school-aged youth, but the skills we learned that age carryover until into adulthood. probably a lot of the work that i do is working with youth between the ages of 8 and 18. jamie: so largely kids in school. why is it important to develop skills? debbie: it helps them to develop a sense of civic involvement because they are our future leaders, so today' s youth are tomorrow' s leaders come us would want to engage them early to become productive adults. it gives them the opportunity to experience volunteering, and we know a lot of organizations are in need of leaders. these are our future leaders by building the skills. able to analyze their strengths and weaknesses and be able to goals. a lot of self-esteem, confidence, and the ability to carry out goals happens as a result

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oil under ice can also be a challenge according to unh's nancy kinner. >> if the oil is released under a sheet of ice, how do you find where the oil has gone once it's released? because you can't just look down into the water or look easily and see the slick. so that makes it a problem - detection. >> jip researchers are currently tesing sensors to detect oil under ice in an ice field they created in this lab in fairbanks alaska. >> so we could go out in all weathers and detect an oil spill, no matter where it might occur, in the arctic. >> once the oil is found, the jip says it has several ways to get at it - if the ice is solid and stable. >> mining of the ice, that is physically going out and scraping oil off of the surface. we may at times auger holes down to that oiled region and allow the oil to flow up to the surface of the ice where it's exposed. >> but this type of technology isn't designed for water and ice conditions. >> if you have kind of that ice cube type of function, you can imagine how can you clean up oil in that case without actually taking in the ice, cleaning off t

the unh hockey team suffered it' / s 7th straight loss tonight, 3-1 at providence. the friars were led by mark jankowski who tailed a goal and an assist. team in the country. tyler kelleher scored the lone new hampshire goal. the two teams will play again at schneider arena saturday night. matt leitner had a goal and an assist to lead manchester past the solar bears in orlando 4-3 was the final in a shootout. the monarchs sweep the 3 game that' s 6 straight wins for manchester. the monarchs play at reading on wednesday. and how about some women' s hockey. dartmouth home with princeton this afternoon. second period no score, laura stacey scores on the backhand, a goal for the captain give dartmouth a 1-0 lead. but later in the period, karlie lund skates in and scores one for the tigers. 1-1 after two periods, but the tigers got 3 in the third, and princeton goes away with a 4-1 when. pitcher robbie ross and the boston red sox have agreed to a $1.25 million, one-year contract a 26-year-old left-hander was appearances last year for boston. the red sox first workout for

unh professor dante scalas says candidates that need a strong showing. >> that would include chris christie, jeb bush, john kasich. out of new hampshire. reporter: carly fiorina could be in the mix as well. while he thinks marco rubio may have more flexibility. >> marco rubio needs to show early states. that could be iowa, but here is a possibility. reporter: if new hampshire is a trump. >> if donald trump loses the iowa caucuses, all of a sudden, for him. only snapshots in time, the one constant is undecided voters. the distractions are gone. >> in january, new hampshire starts all over. jean: and tomorrow more candidates will arrive in new hampshire. republican senator rand paul will stop in dover and laconia, and former h.p. ceo carly fiorina will visit salem and nashua. you can follow all the presidential candidates on our website. just go to wmur.com and click on the candidate tracker. temperatures are dropping across the state tonight, with even colder temperatures tomorrow. here is a look at concord, where it is 30 degrees. hayley lapoint tells us how cold it will get for the start o