the owners tell us they get more customers from new hampshire because the prizes are bigger and new hampshire does not have keno.

good evening, new hampshire, i'm tom griffith. jennifer: and i'm jennifer vaughn. while we are missing the brunt of this one, those traveling to the states to our south, you're not going to be so lucky in all let's get over to mike haddad.

polls. >> y'all treat politics in new hampshire like we treat football in texas. jennifer: ted cruz arrived in the granite state fresh off a win in iowa. criticism he had for the two

. >> you shape the election going forward and i appreciate, this is my 21st visit to new hampshire and i'm coming back. jean: fresh off the campaign trail jeb bush is in hollis. >> great to be in new hampshire, my home away from home. jean: on friday, he accepted the endorsement of former contender lindsey graham and tried to win over voters separating himself from donald trump. >> if i'm the anti-trump, if you

jennifer: this is an issue new hampshire is engaged in. manchester police chief nick willard responding after senator cruz answered your question about not attending the committee hearing where willard he's tweeting -- josh: an issue of such importance, ted cruz couldn't attend the committee he chairs. jennifer: towards the end of the debate, the focus turned to journalist james foley, new hampshire native viciously

from manchester new hampshire.

and only a few points separates hillary clinton and bernie sanders in iowa and new hampshire. this as clinton and trump continue to go at it over his recent attacks on her husband,

. >> do we love the people of new hampshire? >> historically it's a launching pad to the nomination of the presidency. >> all of these characters are going to give it up and we are going to run the table. >> thank you, new hamphire! >> it says it all. new hampshire was for bernie. >> not whether you get knocked down that matters, it's whether

. >>> also right now all eyes in new hampshire. just six days away from the primary. hillary clinton is stepping up her campaign after that close call in iowa and donald trump fighting back after his second place finish telling us he plans to spend a lot of money to make sure he wins in new hampshire. >>> the red cross is taking precautions to prevent the spread of zika asking people who travel to areas affected by the virus to wait at least four weeks before donating blood. >> if i remember correctly, donald trump said he has unlimited money. that's what he told you. un unlimited money. >>> also this morning that massive lottery mystery. someone out there could be very happy or they could be very upset. it could go either way, right, michael. >> yes, it could go either way. there's $63 million. somebody could be $63 million richer and don't even know it. the huge jackpot is currently unclaimed. take a look at the winning numbers for that ticket.

there might be flurries that get into new hampshire. this line has been fizzling out as it is working its way toward the east. if we do get flurry action, we would have limited accumulation. it would be mainly in the mountainous terrain of new hampshire. clouds will continue to move through this evening and overnight. by daybreak tomorrow morning, almost all of us back to sunshine. a few lingering clouds up north. tomorrow will be a nice january day with sunshine, passing clouds, and temperatures climbing close to where we were today in the mid-30' s across the state. tuesday is when things change. this is 7:00 a.m.

frank: the countdown to the new hampshire primary continues. clinton and sanders made their case to democrats at the party's annual "100 club" dinner. both clinton and sanders had a chance to hit their top talking points. sanders: we are taking about the about. we are talking about ending a corrupt campaign finance system. clinton: you may have a

i approve this message, >> gene: donald trump is back in new hampshire and back on the attack. who he has set in his sites this morning. >> sara: new video this morning, flame shooting from a local home. the simple flip of a switch that nearly claimed the lives of a couple in their 70s. >>> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> sara: and good morning, everybody. it is thursday, february 4th, i'm sara underwood. at primary headquarters in manchester, new hampshire. good morning, gene. >> gene: good morning, sara.

erin: a road race scheduled for primary night in new hampshire has been postponed. the fat tuesday 5k was set for next tuesday night. the race will now be run on

currently new hampshire goes by , the federal wage standard. enjoying some above normal temperatures this week. a year ago, we were dealing with different weather. this was the scene when the first major snowstorm of 2015 slant the granite state. concord picked up 22 inches and parts of the state cut over 2 feet. many schools were closed for a couple days and a parade of storms was getting underway. different seem a year ago.

. >> reporter: when clinton and sanders meet tonight on the university of new hampshire campus, voters can expect the candidates to highlight and sharpen their differences. clinton says one difference she will focus on is health care. >> before it was called obamacare, it was called hillary-care. as you remember. >> what this campaign is about is not just electing a president. it is creating a political revolution. >> reporter: and unlike the forum last night, the candidates will be on the same stage at the same time. tonight when they debate here. that is the story live from durham, new hampshire, i'm byron barnett, 7 news. >> kris: byron, thank you for that update.

i will break it down next. >> gene: we are live at new hampshire primary

crisis in new hampshire. tom: on them a bill increasing

are enjoying their first >> sarah: the new hampshire primary just days away. the candidates are ratcheting up their efforts to get their messages to you. >> andy: our fist exclusive caucus. how those results are starting to impact the race in new hampshire. >> christa: and tragedy on the tracks. what led to a teen's death along the commuter trail. >> sarah: a bank a.t.m. rigged by robbers. now customers on the south shore are on the lookout for theft. >> christa: desperate moments for a teenager in trouble and

@for a closer look at where these @heavy bands are lining up and @new hampshire, we'll toss it out @to hale lee who is in manchester @with a look at the snow. @hayley: hi, mike. @we've had this steady almost @moderate snow for the last @couple hours here, it's very @lightly accumulating. @it's that very light fluffy @snow. @but that tends to accumulate @quicker. @the radar in southern new @hampshire, these are the areas @that we're most concerned about @for getting the most amounts of

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affordable for customers of new hampshire's largest utilities. the question is how much will the rates actually drop. josh: tonight a new push to curb gun violence through a change in state law. welcome back. i'm josh mcelveen. jennifer: i'm jennifer vaughn. former congresswoman gabby

political coverage continues in the next half hour with the focus of the presidential race turning to new hampshire. we will break down what to

new hampshire. six alpacas were removed. it took two trips to remove all the animals who will be checked out by vets over the next few days. >> we've heard quite a few stories of people putting wedding and engagement rings in a salvation army kettle. >> now of surprise christmas donation. >> meet alice fisher, believed the with the

came ebbing from claremont, new hampshire had a good game, eleven points, caleb, the 7-footer from claremont. tom: we'll see you back here jennifer: good night.

emily: raw emotions in a new hampshire courtroom as a drunk driver is sentenced for causing a deadly crash. michael dixson pleaded guilty to hitting and killing kevin o'donnell back in may.

reason you'll see not too far behind. 30's elsewhere with 20's in western and some parts of northern new hampshire where the cloud cover has been the thinnest.

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live in derry new hampshire, susie steimle wbz this morning. >>> a man convicted of killing his son is trying to get out of jail on parole. in 1986, richard seymour pleaded guilty to the crimes. he was sentenced to hive in prison but allowed -- life in prison but allowed to ask for parole after 15 years. past three requests have been denied. >> reporter: i am nicole jacobs

capture the intimate off the podium interactions between those running for the highest office and new hampshire citizens.

below zero, but better than we were and 20's as you head towards southeastern new hampshire. >>> welcome back to "good morning america" on a big and busy sunday morning. . massive cleanup happening right now. up and down the east coast.

hampshire and a mixture of clouds and sunshine and a little bit cooler to the north. the second half of the weekend and the cold air that's headed our way in your forecast ahead. >> winter outdoor enthusiasts are warned about ice conditions on the lakes. >> you're looking at the light in mayor debt. you can see the big lake, not frozen yet. wmur suzanne roundtree are talking to people who are

he will be in the des moines metro area before heading to new hampshire on tuesday. today is the day iowans cast the first votes of the on saturday, both senator marco ktiv's tommie clark spoke with both candidates and has more. << both candidates had packed rooms as they called iowans to caucus.

relationship with lovell - one that she was planning to nick valencia, cnn, atlanta republican off in new hampshire just state's primary election. and as fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry explains.. the gloves came off at saturday's abc news debate. unlike the last republican debate in iowa... there was no drama over who would show up...

and with the iowa caucuses and new hampshire's primary just days away now, don't forget to follow our political team on twitter for all the developments on the campaign trail. tom: we do have breaking news now from whitefield in the great north woods. route 3 closed between martin meadow pond road and paul road because of accidents.

good evening, new hampshire, i'm

republican presidential frontrunner donald trump is taking a victory lap in new hampshire today. steve k: whice hill -- while his rivals are here in iowa. the story from washington. reporter: the campaigns are in overdrive. hitting multiple cities with

ahead of next hampshire's primary democratic presidential candidates meet up at a town hall and let's just say... they weren't playing nice. maria... when is the last time you wrote a love letter? everyone is being asked to channel their inner cupid

you can check out the top choices for best toy store in for " new hampshire chronicle" that follows world news. we will see you tonight after 20 /20.

ray: new hampshire' s representatives founded the bipartisan task force to combat the heroin epidemic, which includes nearly 50 members of congress. >> we are here not just to combat this epidemic, but bring solutions not just to this body, but to every area of the nation. ray: thanks to kriss blevens,

. >> jimmy: and new hampshire, coming up. you just said you were just -- aren't those -- how important are those to -- ? >> to me, very important.

mike: mostly clear skies in northern new hampshire, allowing temperatures to start to free fall, down to 10 in whitefield, 17 in berlin, elsewhere in the 20's. winds draining out of the northwest at many levels of the atmosphere and that's going to help drive in some dry air and

we sent a camera crew to a real polling location in new hampshire to have fun with the folks who agreed to stop and chat with us. the result is our inaugural edition of "exit troll." >> did you vote today? >> were you concerned at all about the reports this morning

john kasich - wrong on new hampshire issues. right to rise usa is responsible

inches and plowable snow, four to eight-inch range for our friends in vermont and new hampshire. and that snow is changing to rain on tuesday afternoon. the temperatures increase from south to north and get above freezing. we go with a high of 39 in boston. 42 on wednesday. thursday, 48 and new year's eve. the chance of rain and cooling to 40 by friday. >> all right, thank you. >>> donald trump is already influencing u.s. policy and the hopeful, what he's taking credit for this morning.

>> we spent a lot of the week in manchester, new hampshire, covering the primary there. we got lucky. because i'm looking at the phone, negative 8 tomorrow, negative 6 in manchester. >> it is dangerously cold. so people have to check on the elderly, especially. check your pets. dress in layers. frostbite can occur very quickly on exposed areas of skin. please be careful. >> sounds like a good weekend for a blanket and clicker.