feet in the mountains. >> reporter: 3,000 miles away from vermont. it's hard to believe justin bemis' heroin could have come from here. >> you can't go back anywhere else. this is where it begins. >> reporter: jay bergman was in charge of the dea's south america division at the time of our interview. he's worked in colombia for the last 15 years. >> can you blame them? they're making a lot more money with these poppy plants than they would with berries. >> i can blame them because there's lots of people that aren't. there's lots of people understanding the harm effect that say, i'm not doing it. even though it might be profitable. >> reporter: we travel to the state of alca where most of colombia's poppy is grown. >> how many families do you know who are growing poppy? >> reporter: i've been invited by the indigenous group nause and jorge is living here. local rebels control drug trafficking here and they've threatened jorge and his family for resisting their authority. we wondered if these farmers had any idea how their crops were impacting people i

we follow the ravaged lives along the heroin trail from these drug trafficking corridors of vermont all the way to the poppy fields of south america. tonight we go behind the lines tracing the multi-billion dollar back. this just in. the final countdown to christmas is here. wait what? gary, is this teleprompter right? sweet molasses! i need to start shopping immediately. the holidays are here. don't forget you can order on target.com and pick up in store the same day. i ordered this today. it's for you. boop! barbie! a new tie! order by december 24th 6pm. >>> good evening. thanks for joining russ. tonight we take you inside one young father's struggle. torn between his family and his heroin addiction. he is only one of the countless americans consumed by this most urgent epidemic. from vermont all the way to south america we journey to the source of this multi-billion dollar industry to confront the realities of this dark trade. here's fusion's dan lieberman us by our sister network fusion. >> reporter: justin is torn between two worlds. >> you guys have never seen any of these. daddy'

we follow the ravaged lives along the heroin trail from these drug trafficking corridors of vermont all the way to the poppy fields of south america. tonight we go behind the lines tracing the multi-billion dollar global drug trade. >> "nightline" will be right back. >>> good evening. thanks for joining russ. tonight we take you inside one young father's struggle. torn between his family and his heroin addiction. he is only one of the countless americans consumed by this most urgent epidemic. from vermont all the way to south america we journey to the source of this multi-billion dollar industry to confront the realities of this dark trade. here's fusion's dan lieberman with a special report brought to us by our sister network fusion. >> reporter: justin is torn between two worlds. >> you guys have never seen any of these. daddy's first big buck. >> reporter: one where he's a loving father, brother, son, living a quiet life in rutland, vermont. the town where he grew up. the other world is dark. >> you're the only people ever to see me do this. >> reporter: justin beemis is a heroin add

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on the waiting list in vermont for a prescription drug that weans people off heroin. according to federal law doctors can only prescribe it to 100 patients at a time, in part to prevent it from being abused. >> i feel my hands are tied. mostly because there's a cap. i wouldn't hesitate to go to 150 patients. because we have the capacity to do that. and that would take -- that would wipe out my waiting list. at this point in time i feel that that cap should be eliminated. this thing is accelerating. >> reporter: recent years, vermont's highways have become drug trafficking corridors. according to governor peter shumlin an estimated $2 million worth of heroin flows into the state every week. >> this is referred to as bums alley. >> reporter: when it comes to battling heroin even undercover cops admit they can't keep up. >> we're definitely touching on the drugs coming into the community. but with the drive for people wanting to use still there, somebody else is going to replace who we take off the streets. >> it's just not working? >> reporter: even though law enforceme

>>eporter: recent years, vermont's highways have become drug trafficking coidors. according to governor peter shumlin an estimated $2 million worth of heroin flows into the state every week. >> this is referred to as bums alley. >> reporter: when it comes to ps admit they can't keep up. >> we're definitely touching on the drugs coming into the communy. but with the drive for people wanting to use still ere, somebody else is going to replace who we take off the streets. >> it's just not working? >> no. >> reporter: even though law enforcement heroin seizures have increased more than 80% in the last five years, officials say that's only a fraction of the heroin actually being smuggled into the country. when we come back, we flow the heroin trail to its source where we find another family struggling. but in an entirely different way. half a world away from justin bemis, whose addiction threatens to table him over the edge before he can get the help he so desperately needs. >> what should she do? i'd say,y, give meome money. if you could see your cough, it's just a cou

reporter: authorities say martin is from rhode island but has friend in vermont, giving them a central location to start their search, but they say he bounces back and forth between vermont and new hampshire and us went to springfield, massachusetts after the last robbery. >> there are some people out there who might be helping him. if they are helping him and we can prove it, they're going to be charged with accessories. if anybody knows where he is, let us know, we need to get him off the streets. reporter: martin is wanted on two warrants, one for the loudon bank robbery and the other out of vermont. they say he may also be responsible for even more robberies. heather hamel, wmur news 9. shelley: a man convicted in the stabbing death of a madbury teen has been formally sentenced tonight to life in prison. and two other men lured 18-year-old aaron wilkinson out of his house and then stabbed him 20 times, in what prosecutors say was a botched robbery attempt. wmur's adam sexton joins us now with the emotional statements made by the victim's family in court. reporter: there were some i

vermont state police say a silver pickup truck forced this truck off the road. it happened just before 7:00 this morning on interstate 91 south in weststminster. if you know anything about the driver you are asked to contact police. >>> two words one controversy over a tree lighting. the debate between a local school district and a veteran who says he was forced to change the tradition. >>> it's so cold out there right now i'm telling you about some rain that's coming in tomorrow. we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... why settle for this? enter sleep number. sleep number week going on now! sleepiq technology tells adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good, to great, to wow! give the gift of amazing sleep, only at a sleep number store. ultimate limited edition bed. hurry, sale ends monday. know better sleep >>> boston is now not the only city to say no to the weekend to end the city's bid to host summer games. it was close but the no vote won ou

my father was a lawyer in small-town vermont, who was always willing to help a client out.nd that's how i ended up inheriting a really cool and really old chinese relic and a pretty strange story to tell. >> i'm jamie. i meet paul, a local math teacher, and his wife, sarah, at their home. >> come on in. >> thank you so much. the residence doubles as a bed-and-breakfast the couple have run for almost 30 years. i couldn't help but noticing, as i came in, you have a lot of exotic art. >> my father was always interested in asian art and he dabbled in painting a little bit. and so that's why we have lots of things around the house. >> when paul's father, bruce weber, wasn't practicing his painting skills, he was practicing law in nearby brattleboro. what kind of attorney was your dad? >> well, as a small-town lawyer, you don't specialize. you do a little bit of everything. >> in the mid-1970s, a woman comes to bruce in need of legal services. whether she couldn't afford his fee or for some other reason, she offers him works of art instead of cash for his services. >> she had qui

our last stop will take us into southeast and south central vermont. northwestern massachusetts where it's 23 in clarksberg, 20 in wilmington, vermont that's why if any showers got in there five thing in the morning it can cause some flash icing or freezing rain advisory. so we'll explore that a little bit more coming up at 11:00. we'll talk about the timeline and the rain for the rest of us. >> you can watch as the vehicles. tonight city leaders here say this is not a case of the paranormal although it certainly looks like it doesn't it. crazy. it turns out what you are seeing here is a steel cable that got caught in a sanitation vehicle and tripped up the three cars. injury to rob gronkowski as the patriots turn the page to sunday's matchup to philly. the celtics riding on the back of avery bradley tonight in miami. cyber sales are storming in with ultra hdtv deals. ultra hd huh? i'll look good enough to eat. [ gasps ] oh no... samsung ultra hdtv and of course, everyone wants to get online at once. to watch things. buy things. that's why it's time to

they also believe martin has acquaint answers in the vermont area and they're being you'd. if they know where he is call us. martin is free of robbery could be motivated by a drug addiction. if have any information you authorities. reporting in londonderry, new hampshire, i'm crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >>> muslim family hoping to go on vacation in disneyland told they can't get on the plane. the state department is >> but first the veteran told he could no longer take the drug that's saving his life. the technicality that could cost him and his family just press clean and let roomba from irobot everyday messes. roomba navigates your entire home cleaning up pet hair and debris for up to 2 hours. are always clean. you and roomba from irobot >> donald trump is blowing away the rest of the g.o.p. field. according to a new poll. the new poll has trump boasting a digit lead picking up 39% of support from g.o.p. voters cruz says he is campaigning as though trump. >> on my record on my positive optimistic vision for this country. >> the first round of primaries is more thanna awa

southeast vermont, stratton to dover and southward, around readsborough, southeast vermont, headed towards brattleboro and putney. i don't know if will make it to you as it comes off the hymns. same in massachusetts, has a lot more showing up in the foothills of the berkshires, but how these would tend to dry out, plainfield and western massachusetts, seeing some flurry activity right now. here's where the good stuff is, up in here, it's pulling away and will come to an end overnight tonight, but the winds of gusting, so your temperatures rights now, they're in the upper 30's to mid 40's, with these wind speeds, these are consistent with being gusts as high as 35 miles per hour. but it gives you windchills like this. feeling like low to mid 30's out there at this hour. it's going to feel colder as the night goes on, the winds keep blowing. i'll show you how chilly it will be and a rebound for the weekend. >> mark: she waited on him at his favorite cafe. >> vanessa: police say the waitress wanted hits money. not a friendly relationship. tricking an 84-year-old man out of money. >> mark: whe

this is brattleboro and vermont getting heavy ran for you. southwest new hampshire troy to harrisville, eastward you're about to get through through keehn new hampshire. watches an warnings. this is a wider scope radar but you can seen with this see that hooking action. the town that took a direct hit in holly springs is in mississippi. it's much worse moving toward kentucky right now, one of several tornadoes happening this late afternoon into the evening. heavy rain on "futurecast" continuing to come through our area and by midnight we will still be getting heavy rain. by the time sarah takes over, clouds are going to try to hang tough over the area. more sun you get better chance of seeing your temperature jump over record territory tomorrow. it's going to be pretty easy to do most towns. into the 40s and as, rising as the warm front comes by in brattleboro, in worcester going near 60 degrees by 5:00, rising temperatures with the warm front coming through, boston going to the low 60s by the time you wake so there are breaks of sun. more br

he is suspected in at least half a dozen bank robberies in new hampshire and vermont. in each case, investigators say he showed a gun. police had help from the marshall services which offered a reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to his arrest. authorities say martin was supposed to be sentenced for three robberies in vermont earlier this month but never showed up in court. since then, they say he robbed more banks including heritage credit union in ludlow, vermont, where he was caught on video surveillance. police say martin demanded cash the u.s. marshall center there may have been people helping martin. if that is the case, they would be charged as accessories. mike redmond -- mike cronin, wmur news 9. stephanie: thank you. a man from keene is facing charges after police say he caused a crash last night. officers say 32-year-old robert tyler was riding in a car with his girlfriend when the couple got into an argument and things turned violent. tyler allegedly assaulted the woman, causing her to veer off the road and side-swipe a house. the house sustained

he was wanted on several warrants in both vermont and new hampshire. he was supposed to be sentenced last week for three robberies in vermont but never showed up in court. in the past few weeks police believe he carried out more crimes in new hampshire. antoinette: a teenager is recovering after being shot in the leg in dorchester. the 14-year-old boy was struck last night on stratton street. he was taken to the hospital for evaluation but is expected to be okay. k-9's searched the area for a suspect who was seen heading toward blue hill ave. no word on any arrests this trying to piece together a deadly mystery. they say a hunter found human remains in a wooded area off mendon street. the situation is being investigated as an unattended death. the worcester county district attorney office is now involved. the skeletal remains will be taken to the state medical doug: this morning, we're learning more about the man and woman found dead inside a milford home. carbon monoxide poisoning blamed for the tragedy. the victims were natives of brazil with strong

marshal cargill tell me they believe martin has acquaintances in the vermont area. he also spent time in springfield, massachussetts. >> i would suggest them not to hide him out. so if they know where he is, call us. >> reporter: investigators do believe that martin is free of robbery, -- spree of robbery could be motivated by drug addiction. i'm crystal haynes. >> vanessa: one more good look at matthew martin. he's considered armed and dangerous. if you know where he might be, you are asked to call police immediately. >> mark: police tell fox45 a woman led them on a high speed chase through several south it ended with the woman allegedly cussing out the cops. saying she was the queen, the king was dead, another eyewitness saying she was throwing things. >> she was yeg save me, save my children. >> john had just gotten back in his truck when he says the woman opened the door and threw a bottle at him. >> thought she was just having issues and she left and came back with more issues. >> reporter: police say 43-year-old kelly left in a hyundai and refused to stop. the

i officials and vermont are hoping the force will help them keep -- highway officials in vermont are hoping the force will help them keep people safe. they say, "drink and drive? path >> there is a bit of doom in that message and i think that is what people need to realize. something bad will happen. erin: transportation officials say it was a challenge to come with a message. pictures have been viewed more than a million times on facebook. drivers in massachusetts are for christmas. police are reminding you that texting behind the wheel will get you on the naughty list. they are definitely getting drivers' attention. hayley: yeah, and at least they are not warning about wintry weather. erin: it is so unusual this time of year. hayley: a lot of people are breathing a sigh of relief. you don' t have to worry about that on top of the shopping and the cookies. it is like piece suit -- pea soup in some areas. in portsmouth, you have wet roadways and some fog, as well. temperatures are dangerously close to freezing in a lot of locations. of locations. this is the visibility' s across the

southern vermont. pretty late in the day. i think most everyone will see eventually that snow change over to rain for everyone late tuesday evening. how much snow we get, depends on where that change over happens. here's my best guess, immediate boston area, probably about 1 to 2 inches. kamentdz, much less than that as it will be mostly a rain event. but north and west of 128, we could see 3, 4, 5 inches. this will likely be the first plowable snow of the reason. big question is when does that change over happen. you'll see a different forecasts for our totals. keep in mind, tuesday, messing. depending how much peaks of sunshine we get during the middle part of the day. round two of the rain coming around dinner time. breezy, cooler, but dry on monday. and then snow changing to rain on tuesday. stay tuned we'll be updating that snow forecast as we get closer. >> heather: we'll certainly keep our eyes on that. thank you, rob. new details coming out this morning about one of the men who carried out the prafs terrorist attacks.

and also chat with former government of vermont, howard dean, and his endorsement of hillary clinton all that and more on the "roske on politics." >> we will become a rich and great nation again. a great honor. >> the top one-tenth of one percent. >> what did they conclude? keep negotiating and that's what they did. >> the thing i've been concerned about in this nation for the last few years have not changed. >> we're chatting with chief national correspondent for in the "new york times" magazine. >> governor bobby jindal. >> thank you for having me and my wife in your beautiful home. >> i love it. >> aloha. >> state senator maria chappelle-nidal. >> you don't even have to win the caucus if you come in a good second or third and no one expected it. >> governor, somebody said, congressman -- >> any candidate who is seeking to earn the awesome and sacred trust of the presidency of the united states has to come and engage with the people of iowa. >> the highest ranking democrat in the state of iowa. >> senator joe lieberman. >> i haven't eaten anything other than the fried snickers. can

the main population drop by 928 people, vermont by 725. connecticut, illinois, mississippi and new mexico also lost population. new hampshire added more than 2600. pope francis celebrated christmas eve mass at the vatican tonight. christians marked the birth of jesus on christmas and the pope noted in his homily the stable. this was the pope' s only public mass but tomorrow he will deliver a speech at noon from st. peter' s square. you are looking at records that could be broken. >> the lack of slow -- lack of snow makes it easier to get into that top percentage. it looks like tomorrow we will make a serious run into the mid-50' s. the drying process has continued areas. not as much fog as one would ve hung today. we' re not expecting a tremendous amount of dense fog tomorrow morning but in those areas that normally see that, concord and up through plymouth and through lebanon, there could be some thick fog out there to start the day tomorrow. to give way to filter sunshine. temperatures up into the mid-50' s, not truly feeling like christ

now i will be speaking with the vermont senator before he goes on stage.. so be sure to tune in tonight at ten for our one- on-one interview. reporting live from the sioux city convention center deborah souverain abc 9 news. jenna: sanders, one of his former colleagues, iowa congressman steve king stopped by our studio this afternoon. when asked about the vermont senator running for president, king says, he like's sanders outspoken personality... but doesn't agree with his socialist ideals. "bernie is a self professed socialist, well i'm the complete opposite. i'm a constitutionalist, i'm a free enterpriser so we don't see the world through the same lenses so to speak. yet, i like bernie personally. he's a fighter, he's a scrapper and he tells you what he believes. i think he's frank and that refreshing approach he brings is why he has the support he has" said iowa representative steve king. king went on to say that the socialist views sanders is using to pool voters is concerning to him. king says texas senator ted cruz... who received king's endorsement..

and in ludlow, vermont, he's accused of holding up a td bank in loudon. he was supposed to be sentenced for three robberies in vermont and never showed up to court. a man from keene is facing charges this morning after overnight. officers say 32-year-old robert tyler was with a his girlfriend and allegedly assaulted the woman and caused her to side swipe a house. the house sustained minor damage. police say tyler left the scene of the accident, but was charged with domestic violence assault and his girlfriend is expected to be ok. state police say they clocked a driver going nearly double the speed limit on a rural road in benton last night. troopers say that 52-year-old and after being pulled over, the trooper smelled marijuana and he admitted there was a small amount. he's due in court in march. a driver may have been blinded by the son when he drive into a carriage carrying 15 people. one woman was thrown from the carriage and run over by the car. critical condition. six others were treated and released from the hospital. it does not appear that speed

. >> woodruff: and, how a vermont ski resort cashed in on a little known immigrant visa program. >> before the eb-5 funded renovation and expansion began in 2008, this was a ski slope going downhill. it's now a year-round resort attracting a million customers annually to its rides, rinks, >> ifill: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> carnegie corporation of new york. supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international peace and security. at carnegie.org. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: geneva, switzerland, went on high alert today over new warnings of possible terrorist attacks. officials said a search was on for 2 to 4 suspects with possible links to the islamic state group. it was unclear if

into vermont seeing that changeover happening here too, i have report of five inches up in burlington and around the sugar bush area up there not far from burlington and warren, vermont and rain, snow, sleet changeover happening and really the other way, snow to sleet to rain changeover happening and rain creeps north and out of the woods, not really because temperatures back here in northern worcester county, southern new hampshire, southern vermont and stay at or below freezing as rain is coming down and that, shiri, one of the most treacherous situations as we get into the freezing rain. >> shiri: across the interior putting you on washout for icy conditions well into the afternoon. in the boston area through 10:00 this morning, watch out for at noon time i think we are in the clear here, it is going to be plain rain, we got the heaviest through about 1:00 p.m. and then things really ease up tapering off between four and 7:00 p.m., plymouth same deal 10:00 a.m. and couple icy spots on south shore and mostly rain and problems north of boston, north shore and ipswich and a little sle

overnight tonight, vermont will stay mostly cloudy, temperatures dropping through the 40s. in worcester temperatures will drop into the 40s. boston temperatures dropping from the 50s into the upper 40s. freezing range tonight. certainly good idea. to the metro west pors of our area, boston will be about 50, foxborough 56, cape cod temperatures will be in the 50s. so, these showers during the early morning hours of thursday still hanging around, so by the time we get up to christmas eve clouds around f. we saw more sunshine, looks likes the clouds are going to hang tough. there will be sunshine. but 5:00 we are seeing our clearest skies. the record of the day stands for 61. last year 46 was mild by a little bit. the average is 39 degrees. this is what it's looking like for christmas day. i'm taking any chance of precipitation out of friday. there is still a small chance of it happening, but looks to me like it will be a mixture of sun and clouds. also looks a little bit cooler, 50 on saturday and 55 on sunday. if you're thinking snow, check this out. latest measurable in wor

a teenager from vermont has his erin: a teenager from vermont thanks to make a wish. >> it feels really good. >> it has been a longtime wish of yours? >> i think it is like a year or something. maybe longer. it is awesome to have it finally finished and have an actual copy. erin: 14 numeral eli got to visit marvel comics and they used his or' s to create -- characters to create "teen super corps." kevin: where' d do you go from there? a woman in new york city is searching for the owner of a wedding ring. jean remini ordered a pair of jeans online, but when she put her hand in the pocket, she found an engraved wedding band. kevin: they were shipped from a neiman marcus store in virginia and she says she knows how important this is because she lost her own engagement ring once, as well. erin: interesting. kevin: good, old-fashioned mystery. erin: the federal government is preparing relief efforts after st. louis faces some of its worst flooding ever. a college rivalry. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: good morning to you. it is thursday, december

so that scent in new hampshire and vermont really makes them think of home. >> in bethlehem, mike cronin, wmur news 9. tom: getting a little bit of snow up north. mike: before we get there a tt0w!tr'hq! %4@-%[0 tt0w!tr'hq! el@-/\\ tt0w!tr'hq! ed@-)^8 tt0w!tr'hq% )8h-i d tt0w!tr'hq% kzh-to8 tt0w!tr'hq% n-h-!&4 tt0w!tr'hq% 0ph-?a, tt0w!tr'hq% s"h-/3l tt0w!tr'hq% ueh-,q< tom: the ski conditions continue to improve at mountains across new hampshire. as of today loon mountain has eleven trails open. the mountain opened last wednesday and has been trying to open trails as quickly as possible. over the past few days the weather has been cold enough to make snow. they hope to have even more terrain ready to go and open by the weekend. . things even better. a little bit of freezing rain in parts of northern and central new hampshire. we did see a little bit of sun early today at the coast. before clouds came in and s, only rising near 32 degrees during the late morning in early afternoon when a band of rain raced on through. part of it did race into portions of new hampshire. the icy threat does

speaking to us from burlington, vermont.en we come back, we go back to clips of the debate on saturday night and speak with phyllis bennis and bill curry. back in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as we turn to another clip from saturday evening's democratic presidential debate, abc moderator david muir asked hillary clinton if she is a friend of corporate america. >> i did want to ask you the last time he ran for president, fortune magazine put you on its cover with the headline "business loves hillary" pointing out your support for many ceos in corporate america. eight years later, should corporate america love her clinton? >> everybody should. [applause] look, i said i want to be the president for the struggling to striving and the successful. i want to make sure the wealthy pay their fair share, which they have not been doing. i want the buffett rule to be in effect where millionaires have to pay 30% tax rates instead of 10% to nothing in s

it will certainly have snow showers into vermont tomorrow, the berkshires. i think some of them are going to sur vierch the trip. -- survive the trip. we should see a few flurries around. we' call them festive flakes. across most of the mountains, vermont and new hampshire. you better believe the ski areas looking for any natural snow at this point. temps tomorrow between 34 and 40 degrees across the area. coldest in the worcester hills and we'll reach 40 toward the coastline, the cape and islands and the south coast. when you factor in the wind, it will feel colder. peak gusts out of the west at 30 to 40 miles per hour. wind wheel values are mainly going to -- wind wheel values are mainly going to be in the 20s and in the evening fall back to the teens and 20s. if you're doing holiday shopping, we all have stuff to do this weekend, you want to have all the winter layers o. it's the first time -- layers on. it's the first time we'll need them this month. sunday still cold outside. the wind subsields a little bit. -- subsides a little bit. we'll also see suns

look the freezing rain advisory is tended tonight for new hampshire, portions of vermont hand maine. where the icy cold temperatures are right now. >> mark: next at 6:00 p.m., deer hurting allowed at the blue hills reservation for the first time in a century. why two people just got arrested. >> vanessa: holding police the new role former governor deval patrick just pson, the holiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...cheese plates, turkey, appetizers. and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. that's my boy! fill your cart with everything you need this s eason, all at one place. my stop & shop. it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect time for verizon fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars bac

a man accused of robbing several banks in new hampshire and vermont is behind bars. vermont state police say 31-year-old matthew martin turned himself in this morning. martin is suspect it in a half dozen bank robberies -- suspected and a half dozen bank robberies in new hampshire and a new hampshire man was arrested in maine after a high-speed chase last night. police say christopher archibald of farmington, new hampshire was driving a stolen car when they tried.to pull him over officers arrested him when he hit a dead-end road. and man from keene is facing charges after police say he caused a crash last night. officers say 32-year-old robert tyler was writing in a car with his girlfriend when the couple got into an argument and things turned violent. tyler allegedly assaulted the woman, causing her to veer off the road and sideswipe a house. police say tyler fled the scene of the accident. he is charged with domestic violence and assault. a man seriously hurt in a motorcycle accident in hudson has been upgraded from critical condition to serious at mass meany was t

./// ((dave courvoisier)) > a for vermont senator bernie sanders... running for the democratic presidential nomination. ahead of tonight's rally at canyon springs high school in the senator made three other appearances. politics now anchor patrick walker breaks down his visit. ((sen. bernie sanders/(i) democratic presidential candidate: "it's not only the veteran himself or herself who is impacted by war, it is the entire family.")) ((patrick walker)) trying to gain ground on democratic frontrunner hillary clinton... vermont senator bernie sanders is reaching out a wide swath of voters on his trip to nevada. his audience at a veterans' forum in the afternoon... generally responsive to his message. ((steven horner/bernie sanders supporter: "he still goes back every time that they need him in the senate, he's there, he's the man of the people, and for the people, and that's why he's my candidate.")) ((patrick walker)) in the most recent cnn-orc poll... sanders trailed clinton by 16 points. one thing that could help sanders gain ground in the silver stat

coming up, a rendezvous takes a frightening turn for a man in vermont. he was kidnapped and robbed well trying to meet up with a woman he met online. a new warning for people who use electronic cigarettes. most of the devices contain a flavored chemical that is linked to a severe respiratory disease. kevin: a couple of sunny breaks this afternoon and a weak system back to the west that produces temperature changes by the if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all kevin: a live look out at hampton beach. 34 degrees there. mid-30' s about statewide. we will expect sunny breaks to develop in western and northern areas.

more like four to six across northern mass up into southern vermont. so still some significant snowfall expected across parts of the area for boston i think it will be kind of a slushy snow sleet mix just in time for the tuesday morning commute. in the meantime right now we have some rainshowers slightly heavier rain heading right towards martha's vineyard. this is part of a cold front. the cold front will sweep through here and usher in the coldest air of the month of december so far. so it will be noticeably cooler when you're heading out the door monday morning. no problems with your monday morning commute other than it will be quite a bit cooler than last few days. low 30s mostly sunny skies tomorrow. not getting much warmer tomorrow afternoon. it's that cold air that will be the set up for our coming up we'll time out exactly what to expect when you are going to work on tuesday morning. >>> now when the snowfall road traction can go quickly especially during the morning and evening commutes. fox 25's christine mccarthy joins us live with more on t

pictures of a man accused of robbing seven banks in vermont and new hampshire. the suspect matthew martin turned himself into authorities yesterday. u.s. marshals issued an alert about martin saying he was armed and dangerous. >>> new england patriots are taking hits and head coach bill of an overtime gamble that back of an overtime gamble that backfired in a big way. the coin toss that everybody is talking about. >> heads is the call. heads is the call. it is heads. you want to kick off. >> you heard right. the pats won the toss and decided to kick the ball to the jets at the start of sudden death overtime. the jets took the ball, went down the field. fitzpatrick hit derek deck we are a 6-yard touchdown. after the game belichick with a very short explanation of the decision to kickoff. >> i just thought that was the best thing to do. >> julie: that's it. the new york pneumonia are having a field day with what happened. "the daily news" with the headline "thanks genius" on the back page today. >>> we track traffic and weather every ten minutes. the live drive ti

a look at the deeper blues of southwest new hampshire and into vermont as well. we will get hefty we will get heftier totals. on the ground. amazing things that i checked with the national weather service and after all this warm air and measurable snow at logan airport. only tight number five latest measurable snow on record. pretty amazing considering all the warm air we have had lately the warm air we have had lately. >> shiri: a big changes for the winter. in boston today, slippery icy conditions through 8 a.m. where temperatures are slowly going to shift above freezing there in the boston area, and then for the rest of the early afternoon, it will be rain and at times heavy rain. now hour-by-hour forecast. in plymouth we are going to make a changeover a little bit sooner. i think 8 a.m. will be a good guide of how long things will stay icy. in ipswich slowest to weed out some of the freezing rain. so we stay slippery here through about 10:00 this morning on the north shore. in the worcester area, it will go through about noon time with the potential for icy c

as well as southern vermont. this is associated with some lake-effect snow showers making their way all the way towards our area. big changes are coming. we'll talk when we could see near 60 degrees in the seven-day forecast ahead. sera. sera: thanks, danielle. breaking news this morning. take a look at this video of the aftermath of a wild crash in cambridge. a car careened into the railing longfellow bridge leaving it dangling over the charles river. everyone inside was able to get out okay. it's not clear why the driver lost control. doug: here's what we're following right now on the eye. four people, including two children, are recovering after being hit by a car in lowell. police say the family was crossing fletcher street last night when they were hit. the father, who was pushing a stroller, rolled right up onto the windshield of the car. no word yet on if charges will be filed. sera: right now one person is dead after a shooting in roxbury. the victim is believed to be in his late teens. he was shot and ki

shelley: police in vermont say a to report that she' roommate. fiona gordon-mcleod is charged with attempted first degree murder. with a hammer or club at their home in putney. the victim was unresponsive with severe injuries when police hospital. the mbta train operator fired after his train traveled through several stops, unmanned, is appealing. david vazquez is accused of tying a cord around the cotrols and failing to set the emergency brakes before getting off the train earlier this month to fix signal problems. the train ended up rolling through four stations before it stopped. vazquez denies the accusations. tom: president obama wrapped up the year in d.c. today. coming up on news 9 tonight. the priorities he laid out for his final year in office. shelley: a postal worker is accused of stealing money and gift cards from mail in meriden. why other towns are now investigating whether there have been similar thefts. mike: a breezy and colder start to the weekend tomorrow and not much in the way of change for sunday. look at what happens in the

could be extended farther north into southern vermont as well. bottom line is spotty icing. we'll talk more by the make sure you check with shiri in the morning. >>> seemingly swiping packages according to residents it's happening in south boston. it's a big time of year for this crime. you spoke with victims. yeah for sure. the problem with package deliveries being stolen is something that's very common around this time of year especially because of christmas many, many deliveries and we also found that many people have no idea how to handle it and they are wondering what is going to happen to those packages. >> reporter: it's the boston and look what's this what appears to be santa claus in reverse. twice this month residents tell fox 25 packages have been stolen from this condominium lobby on e street. both times the supposed thefts were caught on surveillance tape which show a man loading multiple bags with delivered boxes. >> even more surprised that someone was able to enter the building as quickly as they did. you don't buy a new condo in the city hoping that someone

vermont, 7:30 p.m. worcester, avilla 8:00 p.m. and keep going toward boston and the north shore in the 9:00 p.m. hour. south shore, likely in the 9:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. hour. this is the extent of this front, stretching from canada all the way down to washington, d.c., as it pushes toward us, so we're not going to miss any of this this. depends on which shower you get stuck in, the heavier ones clearly will bring you more rain. this is the futurecast timeline, 8:00 p.m., taking it into the berkshires, heavy rains, albany new york and there's worcester with some of western new york county seeing the rain make their way in. southern vermont hand new hampshire, heavy rain. boston during the 10:00 p.m. hour especially and there you are in the south shore getting into it about the same time. not done with the rape yet after that first burst. plenty of shower activity behind it, more heavy rain during the 11:00 p.m. to midnight hour tonight and after midnight, sore we start to wane after 2:00 p.m. heavy showers back here that have to c

vermont state police say human remains discovered are those of a missing mother from connecticut. and we're following a developing fire officials are trying to figure out what sparked the late night fire that displaced the family on christmas eve. >>> it is certainly been a very warm christmas. not a white christmas. hayley: definitely not white. temperatures 60's. it is unheard of to get as warm as we did. we broke records and hit 70 in salem. not a big problem with fog in the city itself. there's some patchy fog lurking around the state. you can see concord about two miles visibility. it is worse when you get in to the upper valley and lebanon and keene. be careful of the patchy fog if you are out traveling this morning. 31 in concord. 38 in manchester and in nashua. it is again going to be another mile day. not quite as warm as yesterday. still 50's, upper 50's in late it will again get there as we get in to the afternoon with more sunshine too. things about to make a radical turn as we push forward here with the temperatures and the possibility of snow. i'll tell you about it