. >> reporter: officer guindon grew up in merrimack, new hampshire. in her 2005 high school yearbook she wrote, "live for something rather than die for nothing." officer killed in the line of duty so far this year. scott, 11 of the 14 were killed by gunfire. that's a number that's risen dramatically compared to the same time last year. >> pelley: jeff pegues. thank you, jeff. turning overseas now, isis has been losing ground on the battlefield, but it's apparently striking back with a series of bombings in and around baghdad these past two days. more than 100 were killed. most at this marketplace in a shiite neighborhood. isis sunni the other main faction of islam. the u.s. ceasefire in syria is holding for the most part, but a atline set up by the u.s. state department for syrians to all right violations has been ringing off the hook. the civil war has left many of syria's cities in ruin, and elizabeth palmer got rare access to homes. a city that once had as many residents as philadelphia but now just a fraction. >> reporter: after four years and meg

. >> i was in new hampshire when the woman was shouting out the inappropriate word. and i was there, and i'm thinking, like, don't repeat it, in my held, just, for him. don't repeat it. just don't say it, because the next day, media, all they will talk about is that. but he repeated. >> mrs. trump telling cnn that afterward, she did share her thoughts with her husband. >>> we turn next tonight to the democrats, hillary clinton, fresh off her rout in south carolina, hoping to do the same in other southern states tomorrow. bernie sanders hoping to win his home state of vermont and several others, to stay alive in this race. and tonight, mrs. clinton with a new response to donald trump's make america great message. abc's cecilia vega in virginia now. >> all right, everybody, fired up! >> reporter: tonight, hillary clinton hoping to sweep the south and win super tuesday. >> if you go out and vote for me tomorrow, i will stand up and fight for you throughout this campaign, no matter who the republicans nominate. >> reporter: in virginia, with just hours left until voting

sean: in search of his home at last on "new hampshire chronicle." sean: tonight, on "chronicle," he is 12 years old, smart, adventure. last. >> i went to find a family forever and tell them what is happening to my life. i want to tell to help me. i am a me looking for a family that i can trust and love and care for.

. >> anchor: a day of remembrance for a police officer with ties to merrimack, new hampshire. the officer was ambushed while responding to a domestic shoot shooting in virginia. she was killed on her first day on the job. steve cooper live in merrimack where the community continues to steve? >>> there is real a deep sense of sadness all over town today including here at the police department. you can see the black bunting that was put in place late this afternoon as officers honor a hometown hero. a cruiser and a contingent of per plaque, new hampshire police officers including the chief heading to virginia now for the funeral of a fallen comrade . >>> it's such a tragedy. not only because she was a law enforcement officer but because the close connection here in >> anchor: ashley a 2005 graduate of merrimack high school was shot and killed in prince william copy over the weekend responding it a domestic disturbance call with two other officers also shot but are expected to survey of the 28 28-year-old had just been sworn in hours earlier and was working her first shift. >>> r

afterwards he told me he is staying in the race despite having lost in iowa new hampshire nevada and south carolina to make a judgment of june to remove four contests why do we move can do that has the makings for a hassle as long as long as i have support. there is always how the expression is not over til the fat lady sings the waiting is not sound. i don't want my hope in numbers and statistics on and there's still hope. only four states have held contests the score eleven states including virginia are up for grabs tomorrow. carson says he'll get his fair share of delegates and if he does that will shuffle the deck in virginia beach mike and thirteen news now as far as any of us tomorrow thirteen years now we'll have complete coverage of the primary care from top political analysts during the voting and get instant election results on thirteen years now. com. now veterans go for months without answers about their own health care and spend hours on hold trying to figure out what's going on we have an up close look at the frustrating process for service members and ambulance rides c

. >>> tonight mayor mark new ham -- merrimack new hampshire is remembering a police officer shot and killed on the first day on the job in virginia. 28-year-old ashley guindon graduated from merrimack high school. police draped the department with bunting in her honor. she died responding to a domestic violence call. today her former high school principal reflected on the loss. >> it's national story and should be a national story. but for us, it's intensely local. and intensely personal. >> police say ronald hamilton an active duty army staff turning the gun on guindon and two others officers. students and staff remembered him with a moment of silence. >>> turning to weather now. we tied a record high here in boston today with temperatures reaching well into the 60s. we have a live look for you at boston tonight. it's tempting to feel winter is over but we are not in the clear. >> it's about over but a chance for rintry mix in the forecast this week. so we are getting to the end of the path. today's high 64 in boston which should tie a record. it's been 33 february 29th but record h

superdelegates have let's look at new hampshire. sanders won in new hampshire landslide and he got 15 pledged delegates and clinton got nine but clinton had worked to get six out of the eight superdelegates to vote and the other two are undecided. this means at the end of the day clinton and sanders are tied in new hampshire having 15 delegates each. across the country clinton has locked up superdelegates even in states who have not voted yet. this is how she can have a lead of over 400 delegates despite only a handful of nominating contest being held. so now you know how clinton maintains such a large lead over sanders despite being neck and neck when it comes to voting. in washington i am raffi williams. voters in nearly a dozen states had to the polls and will have special coverage from a national correspondents. we will be told i think and live streaming to your voice your future super tuesday special tomorrow night and the one-hour special will air a p.m. to 9 pm on the sister station 44.2 and will be streamed live online, siou

. >> new hampshire got it started. and i promised the people of new hampshire that we're going to stop the heroin from flowing in. can you believe it? they have such a problem. we're going to stop it. we're going to stop it at the borders. so here's the story. so the pope, we're ready to vote in south carolina. and i'm doing great, i'm up and the polls are showing and everything's going to be wonderful and my people come. mr. trump, could we speak to you? why? the pope. that's big league, let's face it. is that bigger than brian france? i'm not sure. i don't know. the pope is big league. they said mr. trump, the pope just made a big statement about you. now, this is, like, eight hours before the election. i say -- took a deep breath. is it good? or is it bad? they said mr. trump, it's really bad. i said, oh, this can only happen to me. the pope is hitting me just before the election in south carolina. i said what is it? he didn't like the idea that you're building a wall and that you're going to wall off the united sta

the surprise runner up in the new hampshire g.o.p. primary is the only republican who beats clinton head to head in the latest granite state poll and does it by a double digit margin. while he does trail others nationally, kasich is using a success in michigan and his home state of ohio. >> we see this as an opportunity for all of us, and i mean all of us. >> null one he's a happy warrior, he's not going to hurl insults with the others, but he's waiting for those states to come to him that are winner take all for delegates. >> he is a uniter and from the important state of ohio and somebody they should be concerned about. josh: there are a dozen states in play tomorrow. ted cruz may need a texas win to stay in the race, while marco rubio could use a little sunshine next month with a win that comes out of florida. we'll see what happens. josh mcelveen, wmur news 9. jennifer: tonight the state is a suring seacoast families that it will continue to monitor a number of cases of a rare form of pediatric cancer, after releasing a study that

meanwhile, in new hampshire before the primary he had 76 town hall meetings. >> christie will take questions on radio at 7:00 but for now mum's the word. >> you know there is no shot so either you're putting on a performance for the cameras or not. no chance i'm answering those. anything else on topic. >> and governor christie will not be here at the state house tomorrow, trump's campaign managers confirm that christie will campaign with donald trump tomorrow when we asked christie when will be the next on topic press conference here in new jersey, he said today, that's off topic. live in trenton, cydney long, "nbc 10 news." >> get her out of here. get her out. get her out. get her out. >> a rally for donald trump turns rowdy in virginia. protesters interrupted the candidate several times, many thrown out. and that was just the beginning. take a look at this. this is new video showing a news photographer getting into an altercation with the secret service. you can see right there at the bottom of your screen, the agent grab him by the throat and throw him to the ground. here is a better look

it looks like the get down to freezing out there worcester county into new hampshire and vermont. that's a problem because the system works in around midnight and going to have some wheezing rain along route to north southern new hampshire back to the berkshires but this is all the depending on what your temperatures are going to do it's going to be for small part of the area west of us will hold a cold rain that comes in father north to go better chance we have some snow on ski country certainly needed for this great way to end the season rain continues through the morning sherry takes over at 4:00 a.m. look at heavy rain coming through 7 o'clock in the morning wooster than to boston we offshore the last of the noontime on wednesday. late tomorrow night into wednesday afternoon have to worry about that system coming on through with its rain showers some of it can be heavy.seven day forecast taking to that. stormy nights tuesday night into wednesday morning not expecting severe weather we saw over the last time we had a windy rainstorm wind and rain will come on through and then b

most of maine and northern new hampshire and northern vermont. they will all have a snow and mixed storm coming up. we will have a rain storm late tomorrow night and on into the day on wednesday. we only get a glancing blow of the colder air, and then the warmer air will take over as the storm moves in. that's why it will be a rain storm for us. this will be a real rollercoaster week. we drop to around freezing. 20s north and west and tomorrow's temperatures will be noticeably chillier than today. talking about some storminess. well this is not really a big storm, but as that reinforced cold air comes in late tonight it could touch off a few flurries. i think the punch of that will be lost by the time it reaches us. and chilly a sunshine for a good chunk of the day. in terms of getting out and voting tomorrow, no real weather headaches whatsoever. notice the pink color. there could be a bit of sleet or freezing rain at the onset well north and west of boston later tomorrow night. but then as we work toward wednesday morning it will be raining. ex

that this means at the end of the day clinton and new hampshire are tied in new hampshire having 15 delegates eached. across the country clinton have locked up super delegates. she can have a leaved over 400 delegates despite a handle fromdelegates despite a hand handful of woman mating. now you know how euclidean don maintain a large lead in in washington, i am raviin washington, i am ravi williams. >>> good monday to you on this last day of february it probably feels like the middle of spring today. temps in the 60s to low 70s. lynchburg at 66 and viewers in danville you received a day reaching 73 today. radar is dry. no rain showing up locally. this evening temperatures are going to fall into the 40s. it is going to feel cool with the wind, as you wake up this morning temps in the 30s. coming up a little later, when to expect rain and possibly snow. >>> countless volunteers have showed up to help appomattox clean up after the tornado that hit last week. one group of more than 20 volunteering from the virginia service and conservation apartment. [chainlaw] americorp travels around the state

ashley's hometown of merrimack new hampshire is remembering her service to the community. rhondella richardson reports. there are flowers outside of the merrimack nh home of 28 year old ashley killed in virginia. her high school prinicpal ken johnson remembers guindon as a cheerleader before high school and a u-s marine afterward. her final year book thought reads "live for something rather than die for nothing." ken johnson/princip al, merrimack nh high school "the irony is a bit overwhelming. a kid who gives her life to community service only to have it taken away the very first day.that's just not fair." sworn in to the prince williams county police dept on friday. ashley guindon was shot and killed the next day responding to a domestic violence call on her very first shift, the night shift. sgt. stephan hudson/prince williams county police dept. "they approached the front door of the home and the subject inside the home, later identified as the accused, opened fire." 32 year old ronald hamilton/of woodbridge, virginia has been arrested for capital murder. he's accused

there are arrest warrants for him in five other bay state courts and he is wanted in florida and new hampshire for a probably violation . >>> high speed chase, aggravated assault upon a fire . >>> he said he had been passed out when that revere officer approached hill of he claims he woke up in a daze and doesn't remember trying to stab that . >>> as it relates to me he is not a bad person but he disease a lot of stupid things. >> reporter: revere police gut guthrow said he had been in new york on the run for the past week trying to get clean as for his mom told him to. in chelsea, jonathan hall, 7 news. >> anchor: also on 7, officials at northeastern university are taking what some are calling a controversial step to make their campus safer. they want to arm officers with a semiautomatic rifles. boston city counselor are holding a hearing about what's going on. we have more for us. >> reporter: there are a could you evansville dozen upstairs in the fifth floor for this hearing but the key player northeastern is a no show. the university made a policy change to have 20 of its officers trained

especially in southern new hampshire and northern worcester county will be involved in. this as the next storm approaches, we could see a in the sheeshert color. traveling -- shebert color. i don't think the cold will hold on too long. heading into wednesday morning we are changing over to rain a few downpours and maybe a couple rumbles of thunder. this is not as potent as the last one so we won't look at wie spread showers. the front will sweep offshore so a mild wednesday morning turns into cooler wednesday afternoon. one other system we are watching this week is a storm that's going to be nearby on friday now right now south. so not expecting a direct hit from the storm. just something we will watch this week. it's for friday and would be cold enough for snow. right now the best chance of seeing snowfall would be around cape cod and the islands late on friday and saturday morning. something we are going to monitor here as we head through the course of the week. being a youh 7-day -- accu- weather 7-day chilly temps the weekend. this is the last bit of cold all across

merrimac, new hampshire, is where officer guindon grew up. she's being fondly remembered at her former high school. >> so at this time i ask you to please join me in a moment of silence. >> reporter: merrimac high school principal ken johnson leads his school in a moment of reflection to honor the life of his former student, 28-year-old ashley guindon. he was killed saturday, her first day on the job as a police officer in virginia. >> to see a young person go off service, to be taken down on her very first day is simply beyond imaginable. >> reporter: flowers sit at the home of her mother. merrimack police have lowered their flag to half-staff and a childhood friend fondly remembers guindon. >> i remember her being a kind person, so brave, cared for everybody. she was so strong. >> reporter: principal johnson says ashley embodied the school motto, believe, go forward, and inspire. her high school yearbook quote reads live for something rather than die for nothing and gives ode to her deceased father. >> this is a young lady who chose to move