he eventually stopped on route 28 and wolfeboro were he was arrested. erin: a derry mother and her son who were the targets of racially explicit vandalism over the last few weeks got some unexpected support. the manchester motorcycle club organized a ride for easy -- they picked him up at school his mom says the outpouring of support has been unbelievable. >> there's alot more love than hate. in the world. and in our community and well. so -- and he's got a lot of support. erin: so grateful for that. police say they are still investigating the vandalism but so far no arrest 78. -- have been made. sean: two town counselors and dairy are trying to help homeless vets. they are trying to fill this garage with winter clothing this coming weekend. donations can be dropped off at 11 village broke l-- brook lane from 11:00 until 2:00 p.m.. everything from boots and hats to gloves and socks. through a cold winter,, then i can look myself in the mirror. sean: all the donations will be given to veterans through liberty house in manchester. erin: in honor of our na

he eventually stopped on route 28 in wolfeboro, where he was arrested. erin: a derry mother and her son, who were targets of racially explicit vandalism over the last few weeks, got some unexpected support. the manchester motorcycle club organized a ride for seven-year-old eze obiora. they picked him up at for a ride to get some frozen yogurt. police say they are still investigating the vandalism, but so far no arrests have been made. sean: today is veterans day, and in the spirit of giving, two town councilors in derry are trying to help homeless vets. joshua bourdon and richard tripp are trying to fill this garage with winter clothing this coming weekend. donations can be dropped off at 11 village brook lane in derry tomorrow from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. they are looking for new or from boots and hats to gloves and socks. >> if we can make their lives a little bit easier by providing them the minimum necessities to get through a cold winter, then i can look myself in the mirror. sean: all of the donations will be given to veterans through the liberty h

and when i covered romney i had this thought, okay, we're up in this town in wolfeboro and it's sunday and he's probably going >> and you were feeling religious. so my photographer stayed outside. we sat in and wrote what i thought was a humanizing story about governor romney. at the same time he was a candidate then. take on more responsibility to trump is going to be the president of the united states and he owes that to the american public. robert costa, i heard two guests on lawrence o'donnell's show tonight saying in effect this is a man, as they see it, whose methods have become unsound, to coin a phrase, a man who has lit up the intelligence community by dint of being offered this job of national security advisor. why is there so much controversy around this retired u.s. army lieutenant general? obama administration in a top intelligence position and began to publicly rebuke the president he once served. he has a combative personality, he's rub add lot of people, including old friends,. trump likes the way he talks, he's tough, he's terse, and trump likes that. of fake news beca

wolfeboro, four inches of snow. i will compact down some cash i will compact down some cash that will compact down som a few other areas, 3-4 inches of accumulation could southern areas of the state, a few breaks in the overcast. we continue to dry out but it doesn't mean we won't see a few more flurries and a snow shower in the afternoon. all in all, accumulation south of the white mountains is done. it will continue to go in the northern parts of the state from the white mountains to the great north woods. expected to approach could this general swirl will slowly move its way up to the north and east. the effects will gradually diminished. we have the wind out there right now and that looks to stay in place for the time being. central and southern areas, there could be flurries through the afternoon. the north country, on the other hand, a different story come with a few additional inches of accumulation possibility in the next dayso up north, 22 in pittsburgh. we are in the mid-30's in southeastern areas come whi

he was eventually arrested in wolfeboro. today is veterans day, and many communities have ceremonies or parades planned to honor and thank the men and women who have served our country. there are two state events, among many. starting at 9:00 this morning in the hall of flags at the state house in concord. that is followed by the annual ceremony at the state veterans cemetery in boscawen at 11:00. and tonight, wmur is airing a veterans day telethon from 7:00 to 9:00. the second annual "home base last year, the telethon raised more than $120,000 for home base. let's take you outside. looks like a little bit of a brisk start to our day. it is going to be chilly out there. kevin: sunshine and southern areas. temperatures starting out mild. a front crossing the amount -- the white mountains. even in the higher elevations, we are starting to change over to wet snowflakes. for m showers up north, the main effect will be the wind, which has been gusting already over 3735 mph in parts of the -- over 30-35 mph in parts of the north c

hour or two stretch through parts of the lakes region and around laconia, and barnstead and loudon, wolfeboro and ossipee, could see an additional coating of snow. with temperatures out or below freezing, that means slick road towards the thanksgiving holiday and beyond? into black friday and the weekend, we'll look at all of that straight ahead. josh: thanks. a lot people are thrilled to see the holiday week start off with snow. a viewer in colebrook sent us this picture. jean: tonight the gates have been lifted in the neighborhoods near a manchester wal-mart. this comes after months of heated debate and comnt wmur's siobhan lopez is live from one of those affected roads. reporter: traffic is flowing once again here on gold street, that's because this gate is being left up in the up position. city workers raised the gates around 3:30 this afternoon and removed all the signs that went with them. last week manchester aldermen were unanimous in their decision to lift all of the gates and restore two-way traffic to essentially bringing traffic patters back to what they originally were. some resi