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head over to wmur's facebook to watch tonight's debate in it's entirety. shelley: now to the race for the white house, president obama will be here in the granite state on monday campaigning for hillary clinton. specific details about the visit have not been released yet. we do know that it will be a get-out-the-vote rally monday afternoon. the president is campaigning for hillary clinton every day except saturday. tom: on the republican side, donald trump's daughter ivanka will be here tomorrow. she will being making stops in manchester, hollis and nashua. her father will be back in the granite state on friday with a rally in atkinson. the republican nominee will make one final push here monday night for a rally in manchester. donald trump is now calling on early voters for hillary clinton to now change their ballots. the republican nominee has been in the battleground state of florida all day. he shifted some of the focus to mr. trump: but you have to get out, you have to vote. we have to get out there. we don't want to blow it, that i can tell you becau

on wmur's facebook page. sean: there is a lot to talk about after yesterday. the weather is gorgeous. cooler today. kevin: temperature wise and a air mass for the weekend as well. erin: still ahead, the forecast, and our u local hot shot. beautiful sunset on pemigewasset lake. we love this year pictures and video. join the thousands of u local members by logging onto >> announcer: this is an abc news special report. now reporting, george stephanopoulos. again right now because president obama is about to appear in the rose garden presumably to congratulate donald trump and talk about the peaceful transition of power to the 45th president. he has set to meet with donald trump tomorrow at the white house. he called him last night to congratulate him. they have moved this outside to the rose garden. he will be appearing with joe biden as well. we heard from hillary clinton, and she co we have to wish donald trump is a successful president. we should expect to hear similar words from president obama. president obama and michelle obama worked so hard in these month

you can watch both clinton and pence's rallies on our website, app, and wmur facebook page tonight. jennifer: also tonight power is , back on in parts of manchester lo caused an outage that lasted nearly 8 hours. officials say a car hit a utility pole around 9:30 this morning at the intersection of harvey road and webster street. officials say the force of the accident caused 1700 people to lose power. >tom: voters here in new hampshire are ready to weigh in on the race to the white house. >> i'm really ready for it could be over, and for the country to stater's are feeling 2 days ahead of the election. jennifer: and security at the polls, how manchester police are preparing for any problems on election day. hayley: some of you might have seen a couple sprinkles or even flurries. those are going away, along with the clouds. we are set up for a cold night ahead. how chilly t narrator: two kinds of business experience. chris sununu's family handed him a top-rated ski resort. he ran it into the ground. chris sununu cut jobs, ave to provide health insurance. colin van ostern went to col

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 generosity of hundreds of people who donated to his dawes, some handling them cash when they saw him. >> those people are the reason i'm here today. i'm not the hero in this. they're the ones that made the effort. reporter: spencer urgings any family in immediate to reach out to them

you can watch here on wmur as well as on our website and mobile app. join us on our facebook page where chris galdieri from the new hampshire institute of politics will be commenting on our facebook live stream. our debates continue all week -- u.s. senate and new hampshire's two congressional districts. we're following a developing story out of baltimore where at least six people on board a commuter bus in baltimore are dead after a crash involving a school bus. as abc's kenneth moton tells us, the school bus had no students on board at the time. >> images from above show the impact of the collision between the two buses. smashed into the side of the commuter bus. the driver side is ripped off and debris is over the road area >> it looks like a bomb exploded in the bus. this is catastrophic damage. >> he came out of his home and heard a her. >> it was hard to look at. seeing people removed from it, car and head of color outside a cemetery and then went into oncoming traffic. >> there are no skid marks. something catastrophic took place. >> 13 passengers were on board the bus

and you can watch then all right -- we can watch them all right here on wmur, or on our website, mobile app, or facebook page. vermont senator bernie sanders is holding "get out the vote" rallies at plymouth state university and dartmouth college today, rallying support for both maggie hassan and hillary clinton. meanwhile, a new report from "the new york times" suggests that donald trump's own lawyers were concerned about how he managed to avoid paying certain taxes. and clinton is dealing with the involving her private server. abc's lana zak reports. lana: good morning. donald trump is hoping the fbi's investigation will propel him to a come-from-behind win. he is even taking on states like michigan, were even though he continues to trail in the poll, just a week ago seemed out of the realm of possibility. mr. trump: i think we hit the motherload. lana: donald trump, campaigning in michigan, sounded celebratory -- mr. trump: thank you, anthony. i never liked you, anthony. very much. lana: thanking anthony weiner for his role in an alledged sexting scandal with an underage girl. the computer he used, s

wmur news 9. tom: you can check out these photos posted today on the ossipee police facebook page. on the right you can see snow, but on the left, which is on the ot flake. only in ossipee. one side of the mun taken versus the other, i guess that's the kind of morning it was. mike: will need about 10 to 15 aminutes to describe the scenario that set that up, so i think we'll pass on that one. but we will talk about more snow chances between now and thanksgiving. a couple of weak systems to talk about between now and then. but today, concord, 36 degrees, that's it, the coldest since way months we have not been this cold. 10 off the high. and look at the low. it can get even colder, 4, the record low set back in 1873. the snow is still flying in northern and central parts of new hampshire. but the snow showers that are scooting down towards dover and durham and right towards portsmouth will tend to kick out to see quickly, and then more snow showers will fill in on and off through tonight and tomorrow, mainly in norn we'll see an additional accumulation of a dusting to an inch or two,

the debate begins at 7:00, you can watch it here on wmur and on website and your mobile app. you can also check in on our facebook page as well, there will be some chatter going on in the social media world. we'll have full coverage of the number three, back to you. jennifer: thank you. the town of merrimack is expecting high voter turnout come tuesday. right now preparations are under way to handle the number of voters. back in february, you might recall traffic was backed up for miles outside the high school, and the polling location had to sten its hours to allow everyone to vote. jennifer crompton here in the studio now with how the town plans to prevent those kinds of they've gone back to using three polling places instead of one. and that was the scene in february, the high school the only location vehicles backed up on route 3 all day, partially due to a changed traffic pattern. but many voters were a rat, waiting over an hour, some claiming they turned around because it was taking too long. now they're back to casting ballots in three places, the same upper elementary school they had years ago as well as

facebook, and twitter have all experienced a security breach. experts say a great way to protect yourself is to change all of your passwords, and never siobhan lopez, wmur news 9. tom: the chihuahua puppy stolen in portsmouth has been found safe in massachusetts. amesbury police recovered the puppy today. police say a 17-year-old took the dog. police found the puppy after receiving a tip about where it might be. it is unknown if any charges will be filed. shelley: tonight, a woman and her nephew are facing charges in connection to an october burglary. hollis police say 49-year-old janet testa-fox and 35-year-old john testa stole a motorcycle, atv, and two mountain bikes from away. family members of the man say they spotted the two on the property. both are charged with theft and conspiracy to commit burglary. tom: a merrimack man is recovering tonight after he was it happened this afternoon on glen forest drive. merrimack fire says the man was putting lights on a large tree with a metal pole. and that the pole touched a power line carrying nearly 20,000's volts of electricity. the man suffered burns as a result of an electric shock. the severity of his

wmur for the latest on the election in the granite state. our special will run from 8:00 until 11:00 on metv. tom: you can also get updates on our website, mobile app, and facebook page. we will have the first results of the screen and we will have an update on wmur in about 40 minutes. now we return you to abc news. >>> we are back now with election night 2 in times square. and right outside, michael strahan with some clinton supporters? >> thank you, george. i'm out here with a group of students from pace university. and how many of you are first-time voters? as you can see, a lot of young voters out here. and i have mariah right here. she's 20 years old. first-time voter. she's from tennessee, and you usually are on the conservative side, but you voted for, everyone here voted for hillary. what made you vote for hillary? >> i just think that i couldn't views towards women, i think he's sexist, i don't agree with the idea of it being okay for someone to brag about sexual assaulting women. i didn't like the whole muslim ban thing. i didn't like the idea of someone calling mexicans rapists and drug dealers. so, there are a lot of things -- >> a lot of things. >>

facebook. future will hold. >> it's an important moment with for a country. >> i hope they find lasting prayer and peace. that's my prayer today. >> in the studio, mike cronin, wmur news 9. amy: thank you. head to wmur.com for more reaction on fidel castro's death. and later today in cu. are investigating a series of false alarms. two men are charged in at least two of the incidents. cherise la clerk, how much it strains resources. >> it's a civilian listening to scanners that cracked the case in the queen city. >> last night after the two false alarms and the same fire alarm boxes pulled before. >> those false aliving rooms followed those pulled on thanksgiving even, they're not saying whether all are related. the civilians helping to catch the men to for two of the alarms. they noticed the description of the vehicle given to them and they actually were able to stop the vehicle and wait for the p.d. to come. >> 19-year-old jus arrested for false public asharm and 20-year-old staff-- stavros. >> with all the things going on it jeopardizes the safety of individuals who need the service. amy: the district chief poulin injured for a fire that doesn't exist. the nash