jennifer: jeb bush posted salem and nashua. both events. bush took questions on a variety of topics from social security and health care to taxes on small businesses. bush said he was pleased with his performance in last night' s debate and at both stops, he kept his focus on donald trump. jeb bush: there are people who are on the stage or not conservative like donald trump. there are people good at turning a blind but don' t have a proven record. i think the governor' s did well. i think i have the most proven conservative record. tonight off from the campaign trail to watch the super bowl and he will be pulling for the broncos. tom: senator marco rubio joining football fans for a super bowl watch party now. plus, how he feels coming out of last night' s debate. jennifer: a long line of voters unable to get into ted cruz' s town hall this afternoon and standing room only inside. hayley: tomorrow, we will reach highs in the 20' s. tom: senator marco rubio' s campaign switching around venues tonight to accommodate the increasing crowd size.

@to the south, up to six inch @eggs of snow could fall on @nashua. @nashua public works says it @wants to keep all the major @arteries open, and plow trucks @are salting and plowing the @roads. @some plow drivers, however, were @busy today doing double duty, @delivering polling materials @before the worst of the storm @sets in. @here on the seacoast before the @see up to eight inch eggs of @snow. @tom: turning our tension to @commitment to 2016 coverage, the @candidates have packed @schedules, while their @supporters are canvassing @neighborhood for any last minute @votes. @jennifer: a big factor tomorrow @could be all of the undecided @voters. @p>> if you're a democrat it just @seems ease yerks obviously we @are two choices, but the @republican side there's so many @of them. @so i think it's more they're @very undecided. @jennifer: the first polls in new @hampshire open at midnight. @our live coverage begins with @josh mcelveen with some breaking @numbness the democratic race. @josh: yes, no matter what @happens tomorrow, the democratic @race has be

nashua, 47. durham about 44 degrees. the mild air will be flushed out soon. 40 degrees in concord. 41 in manchester. temperatures are going to continue to go down. as this storm system arrives, it will pull down colder air. we will be talking rain. it will be all snow for us. in some locations, heavy snow. let me show you the timing. this is sunday tonight at 8:00. mainly clear, a few passing clouds. 7:00 on monday morning, just about reaching southern new england. hampshire. to noon. the snow has climbed into southern new hampshire. for the evening commute, the snow is coming down heavy, especially in southern new well. the good news is for the primary when the polls open tuesday morning, the heavy snow is gone. it will just be a few flurries on tuesday. cleanup might take time early in the day. the heaviest snow gone by primary day on tuesday. some good news. here is our latest numbers. we didn' t have to u -- we did have to up them for the seacoast and communities in rockingham county. three to five inches. lesser amo

michael henrich is live in nashua. michael, the new jersey governor has put all of his focus on champ now. >> reporter: handful of candidates have. all candidates are focused on candidates really need a boost in the new hampshire primary one week from today. governor chris christie of new jersey among those. he will be here at the crowne plaza nashua. he dime new hampshire even before the iowa caucus begun to get more face time with new hampshire voters, and spa lek spaer to handful in a couple of hours. senator ted cruz of texas, cruise cruising to new hampshire on a plane after his victory in iowa. the real clear politics average of major polls show cruz in second place here in the granite state. billionaire donald trump is seen with a sizable more than 20 with a sizable more than 20-point lead here in new hampshire. one thing to keep in an eye on is whether florida senator marco rubio's third-place finish last night will attract forkers away from ohio governor john kasich, currently polling in third in the granite s

sun coming up in boston, 38 , 26 right now in plymouth, 29 in beverly, 33 in worcester, 23 in nashua, new hampshire, so 20s and 30s along with that sunshine is going to make for a nice morning by 9:00 a.m., notice temperatures are moving into the mid and the upper thirties, still seeing sun. in fact, that's not going to budge. the sunny skies continue here at noon time today with temperatures in the middle 50s -- excuse me middle 40s by lunchtime and afternoon to be kind of cool out there in lower 40s. temperatures will end up peeking in between and close to 50 in a couple spots and then you will see tomorrow morning, pretty different picture at 7:00 a.m. with the moisture just starting to move in. 65 yesterday in boston, today 47, that's a big cooldown and latest on wind and rain coming up and julie grauert has one of the accidents she is tracking. >> julie: 128 southbound, off ramp to highland avenue, sky fox ended up leaving the scene and still have closure to highland avenue in needham because of that earlier accident. few accidents to tell but north of town, one on route 3 southb

so giving you another live look at the scene in nashua, new hampshire, this is for the hillary clinton event and taking place in two hours from now before she goes out to do other updated. live in nashua, new hampshire, catherine parrotta, fox25 news. >> julie: we will have live reports and we will be anchoring the coverage from our election studio in manchester. we will also be bringing you primary specials every night at 7:00 featuring fox25 political reporter sharman sacchetti with in depth reports on the candidates and expert analysis. on primary night we will be with you from our news at 5:00 p.m. straight through 11:30 bringing you live results, live reports speeches as they happen. we will also stream it live on myfoxboston.com and the fox25 news app. >> daniel: new details this morning person involved in motorcycle crash overnight has died on main street in woburn before midnight. photographer on the scene as crews were picking up pieces and they tell us the motorcycle were in the back of parked van and won't release the name of the person killed in the crash and man in late 20

four below in nashua. right now it's 21 in manchester. no major wind chill to contend with right now because those wind speeds are not that strong. but they really crank up tomorrow afternoon as temperatures start off seasonably chilly, but only get colder through the afternoon. so by later tomorrow into early on sunday, wind chills as low as 40 to 25 below zero. that means frostbite can occur in only 10 to 15 minutes during that time, again that's later tomorrow in through sunday morning. take precautions and layer up and cover all exposed flesh if you're going to be outdoors during that time. what about the rest of the weekend and next week, that's shelley: and bring the pets in. those extreme temperatures may have an effect on how busy it will be on the slopes. layering up will be key to staying safe. stephanie woods is live tonight where some skiers will be going into the early morning hours. reporter: that's right, hard to believe, it is definitely cold, but as can you see not affecting business here at crotched mountain. plenty of s

hillary clinton will be having one of those events in nashua. that event will be taking place at nashua community college and hillary clinton will be there along with her husband, former president clinton. both of them will attend other events including one where hillary clinton will be joined by former congresswoman gabby gifford. senator bernie sanders has a get out to vote rally, and in keene. and according to the latest day gathered in january, major polls show sanders in the lead in new hampshire. this is not the first time that polls. it was predicted she would lose by then senator obama and she percentage points. sanders and clinton were in a dead heat and clinton win big less than a percentage point. both candidates arriving in average in to find thought news has been made official. clinton and sanders will be coming face to face on at least one occasion this week, possibly controversy about that. we will tell you about that coming up next hour. live in nashua, new hampshire, catherine parrotta, fox25 morning news. >> gene: fox25 team co

this time we are in nashua, new hampshire. this is the nashua community college, you probably guessed. this is the gym at the community college. florida center marco rube row is set to speak to reporters ere. it was scheduled to start in 6:30 but pushed it back to 6:45. and open here live the line, 202-748-8920. and for all others, whether you're supporting republican candidates or democratic candidates, 2012-748-8921. we'll look at twitter as well. you can post up your comments at c-span and read some of those and tweets from reporters in new hampshire and covering not only this event but a number of the events throughout the state. some of which we covered. and still more to come tonight. we'll have bernie sanders tonight at 8:00 eastern, what's described as a concert and rally for bernie sanders at 8:00. that will be live here on c-span and hope to follow that with your calls as well. so there you see the numbers on the screen, 02-748-8920. rubio supporters. and for all others, even if you're not going to vote, 202-748-8921

building volume, but moving from bedford to nashua. route 3, 495, 93 south in massachusetts, no problems. from the traffic network, i am deb davidson. erin: thank you. number of schools are dismissing students early today. you can find the list scrolling along the bottom of your screen or on our website. you also find interactive radar and forecast at wmur.com. sean: the countdown is on to the new hampshire primary. almost all of the major candidates are in the granite state trying to rally some last minute support. and according to our newly released poll, there are still a lot of new hampshire voters to sway. the wmur-cnn tracking poll shows that 39% of likely democratic voters have not yet decided how they will vote. 55% of likely republican voters remain undecided. ray brewer joins us live in manchester now to tell us what some of those voters are saying. ray: the voters we spoke to say even at this late hour, they are going back and worth, trying to >> wendy you think you' re are going to make your decision? >> by tuesday. >> he s

well, it's nashua. with me to talk about this is the former mayor of nashua who led that city for the last several years, welcome. >> thank you. >> nice to have you here and the ceo of the greater nashua chamber of commerce. >> nice to have you here. before we get into particulars, how did you do this post recession, you've had triple bond rating since the recession ended and you've got it. team. we have a great cfo, a great attention and you know, it's a three-way responsibility, the citizens have some responsibility, the departments, and the employees. so, for the things that we could manage, we did, and for the things that we couldn't. >> and one of the things in that fitch bond rating report, tracy, is a diverse and expanding economy, that's the chamber. >> absolutely. and you look at what we have succeeded in business in nashua and you look at becoming a center medically for the hospitals and the medical associations, the software and engineering defense spending. one of the things they refer to in

reporting live in nashua, ray brewer, wmur news 9. jamie: also due in court in nashua today -- a man accused of stabbing another man with a knife. police were called to chestnut street in nashua for the assault. officers found one man suffering from stab wounds. police arrested jonathan rhodes on three counts of first-degree assault. a lebanon man is facing a drunk driving charge after leading police on a high-speed chase. last night, police try to stop 53-year-old patrick roland from a motor vehicle violation. roland continued to drive fast on mechanic street, lost control, and crashed. he was taken to the hospital for minor injuries and later arrested and charged. a laconia man is accused of belmont police stopped 35-year-old ryan streitenberger after noticing he had false, temporary license plates and a false inspection sticker. he was arrested after police found drugs, a loaded gun, and a knife inside the car. when the officer stepped outside of the looking room, the suspect to solve of the room was not locked and try to get away

that also includes nashua. basically nashua to the coast line. much colder temperatures at later on in the week. this will actually be more fluffy snow. tom: tomorrow, candidates will make their final pitches to voters right here on wmur at 5:00. then at 6:00, we' ll visit the candidates on the campaign trail followed by a special edition of new hampshire chronicle featuring some of the granite state' s roting traditions. and a special show called "setting the stage" will air at followed by newsnigt tonight with a complete wrap up of all the campaigns. and at midnight we' ll have live coverage of the first votes in dixville notch. the american people can't afford to wait for ideas that sound good on paper... but will never make it in the real world. the grandmother who has to choose between paying for medicine and paying rent... can't wait. the single mom who desperately needs a raise... can't wait. the student with a mountain of debt can't wait. right now for people

will whitson is in nashua at chris christie's watch party. will? we should start getting initial results in a little after 8 from around the state- and can expect to hear from the candidates- like chris christie here in nashua- but candidates aren't the o oy ones to brave the elements today to get votes, their volunteers were all over the state. i spoke to a few campaign volunteers at polling places around nashua- many of whom started campaigning and holding up signs at six this morning- and were planning on staying out in the snow for at least six or seven hours. and you had multiple campaigns to get a few last minute votes. in fact, at the first polling place i stopped off at, you had a trump volunteer on one "we're both republicans, in the end we've got the same ideas about what we want for this country and representing here in new hampshire. i like to look at it kind of like being stuck on you have to be polite and you have to get along. when you're out all day in the cold together everyone becomes friends and everyone gets along." always room

pembroke at nashua south. all over the spartans early. alone in the corner. nice-looking stroke for the three. nashua picks up a steel. in transition, throwing it down. a dunk on the other end. pembroke trying to hang around. knocking down a three from the corner. going back to the same spot. panthers win, 72-44. top 25 college basketball. number 17 arizona hosts ucla. any second half, he got a dunk. 14 points and nine rebounds. arizona wins 81-75. if you are dreaming of escaping the cold weather this weekend injured in of golf you can do , both at the radisson center of new hampshire. it' s the first greater new england golf expo. our jason king dusted off his swing. you can' t wear jeans at golf courses but you can to the expo. professional instructors. check it out. >> there has been one here for 20 years. we are excited to have 75 vendors. 23 are golf courses in this area. it is exciting for the industry itself. this is a great way to start thinking spring. end of a good outlet to think jamie: it will be here before you know it. march 1, that is when spri

this is incredible for february. 59 in manchester. 58 in nashua and portsmouth. even 40' s up north. of 36 this time in february, and we were well above that. it shows you the extremes we have had this winter. last weekend at this time, we were talking wind chills 30 below. that is not the case this evening. here is where we stand now. 52 in rochester. concord into manchester, a mild evening. in the 40' s in the northern part of the state. the winds have been breezy, about six miles and hour at the airport in manchester with winds out of the southwest pumping in mild air. overnight, clouds, spotty rain showers. tomorrow, back to sunshine. we will have passing clouds. snow showers are in the higher elevations. tomorrow is a dry day. 50 in exeter tomorrow. 50 in salem. chester about 48. concord about 48. the lakes region will have temperatures in the 40' s. up north, temperatures will be in the upper 30' looking beyond the weekend, cooler monday and tuesday. wednesday and thursday is our next chance for a storm. this one brings in milder air. we are talking rain on

preporting in nashua, jennifer pcrompton, wmur news 9. p>> vermont senator bernie psanders focused his efforts on prallying supporters today pencouraging them to go vote ptomorrow. ptom: wmur' s adam sexton was at pone of those rallies, and joins pus live now from manchester. padam: we' re live at manchester' pward 3 polling location pwhich will open up in just a few phours. pthis is key democratic territory pin the queen city. pa year ago this looked like pclinton country but tomorrow the olls say they' ll be feeling the pbern. p>> the eyes of america will be pon new hampshire. padam it' s crunch time, but p: neither the pressure nor the pspotlight is changing bernie psanders as he calls for an end pto low wages, mass pincarceration, and wall street pgreed. p>> public policies created those psituations; public policies can pchange those situations. padam a day of big rallies capped p: off the vermont senator' s pfirst-in-the-nation run. pken spilman brought his grandson pfor a chance to see bernie pbefore the primary' s all over. p>> obv

in nashua, this is some mild, unseasonably warm air for february 1. wednesday, when this line of rain approaches, this next storm system, there may be spotty areas of freezing rain early wednesday, but then watch. as we get to the midmorning, it is all rain for everybody, and there will be heavy downpours by midday thursday. bad for the ski resorts, but hopefully their snowpack can handle this rain. temperatures look to cool down by friday, high temperatures will be back into the 30' s. mid-30' s next weekend. no snow in the forecast until maybe next weekend. it' s really very mild, unseasonable. stephanie: what i' m wondering about, we have all that rain on wednesday -- any chance that front could come earlier and effect -- i was going to say primary, but i' m getting ahead of myself. hayley: the caucus, yeah. it will be coming through tuesday. it will not have a huge impact on the voters, but it may impact planes coming back to new hampshire. they may be delayed getting back here. stephanie: that is going to complicate things. we' ve got to get the

it's 54 in the city right now. 57 in nashua. a warm start steadiest rain is gone and a couple leftover showers skirting by this morning. the planner goes this way. few showers can't rule it out. breaks the sunshine come out in the mid-50s. steady here with lots of clouds around and we will be right around 50 degrees heading into the ride home. shield of rain and snow looks like it will push farther west time frame comes in overnight tonight until the early afternoon tomorrow. the biggest impact will be southeastern massachusetts. it's a little uncertain how far northwest the snow will push and how much snow will fall. we will go through a timeline and accumulation map in a couple minutes. back to you for now. >> thanks very much danielle. >>> right now hundreds still in the dark after heavy rain and wind knocked out power across the area. >> strong wind downing trees and power lines causing fires. we will start in lawrence where a big tree limb crashed down on an suv knocking power lines down and sparking the fire on sargent str

thus the latest here and nashua. we will send it back to you in a warm-up miami. >> go inside, david. stromectol trumps but to a small crowd in new hampshire today and weather may be affected every he touched on several topics and took questions from the crowd, about 230 people. in the meantime, jeb bush is calling out donald trump using harsh words for it in a tweet the former florida gov. said you are just a loser you are a liar and a whiner. they john mccain is a hero. over and out. estimate hillary clinton will always be there for you. and remember, there is a who don't help each other. >> former secretary of state madeleine albright is coming under scrutiny for those, she made on the campaign trail fallout with hillary clinton on saturday. sec. albright directed her comments that women that support clinton's democratic rival, bernie sanders. critics say it is wrong for her to target women who don't support clinton.>>> and on the campaign trail today, bill clinton was making an impact on new hampshire voters. the

we are at the elementary school in nashua, new hampshire. polls opened at 6:00 this morning, open all the way until 8:00 tonight. poling place, and city wide anatase paid 60% voter turnout rate and lots of voters actually lined up ahead of the polls opening to get in here first thing in the morning to make sure she cast their ballot and already here in new hampshire we already have some results from the dispersed new hampshire primary results. fewer than 100 voters opened the polls at midnight and dixville notch hearts location, john kasich would be the winner on republican side and bernie sanders for the democrats. too small to be representative the primary will go statewide. this morning we had chance to talk to voters why they came out today. here is what they said. >> it is important to make those decisions. nobody else wants to seem to want to make those big important decisions and get something done and vote to find somebody that will do that. i want him to have the kind of life that i had, and live in a country that, you know, cherish

erin: marco rubio will be holding a town hall meeting and rally in nashua today. on sunday he stopped by a super bowl watch party in manchester after holding three town hall meetings. rubio defended his experience and record and discussed social military. >> who are we going to nominate a representative of the republican party and the selection? and i vote that' s me -- i agree. sean: ohio governor john kasich has a busy day ahead of him. he has 4 town hall meetings planned in plaistow, windham, merrimack and manchester. as well as a rally in hooksett. in nashua yesterday, kasich told news 9 that he is proud of his debate performance on saturday night and is feeling confident >> i think it was really good. happy. you never know when you' re on the stage. it is when you come off and you see folks. there was a party that i got to at about 12:30 in the morning. there were 200 plus people. everybody was feeling psyched. i think we are going to do really well. erin: jeb bush will be hitting the campaign trail in nashua and portsmouth today. last night, he held town hal

here in @nashua. @this is the wonder drug narcan, @it is saving lives every day @here in the gate city. @but first responders tell us @tonight that the drugs on the @street right now are so strong, @in many cases they're having to @triple the dose to save an @overdose victim. @the reports are similar, @chilling, and coming in every @single day. @p>> where we arrive and find the @shower. @this particular patient was @being held by her boyfriend, @hotels us that he found her on @unresponsive. @reporter: the american medical @response ops manager is worried. @p>> we're continuing to see @really unabated. @if we're going to get it, it @goes right through here. @reporter: a.m.r. is using narcan @on a daily basis, and the nashua @police chief says the situation @is grim. @p>> the fentanyl is killing @people, and it's killing people @with the needle still in their @arm. @reporter: last their they had @nine overdose calls, this year @it's 35o.d. calls. @so far in year nashua has lost @three people to drug ove

same in nashua. in the middle 50s from lawrence down to taunton and falmouth and there are clouds in place but we will see peeks of sunshine today and additional shower can't be ruled out. there are a few light once from brockton to taunton back done along the south side of 495 near plymouth and born as well so have the umbrella on stand by. staying in the 50s with a linger shoring through lunchtime. around 50 degrees for the ride home. tonight colder air comes in and shield of rain and snow will push west. time frame overnight into the early afternoon tomorrow. the biggest impact will be in southeastern massachusetts. still uncertain how far northwest that snow will come and how much will fall. -- it's a wet consistency. let's get you on the the roads with traffic and weather together robi. >> reporter: good morning. hearing about on accident north of the city in medford. 93 southbound at mistic avenue at the bottom of the screen. total traffic network says the left lane is blocked. 93 south also ha

seven degrees in nashua. the coolest spot so far and highs today, thanks to the sunshine, will warm into the upper 30s, mid-30s for other locations. the wind direction changes, too, coming from the southwest. helping them to settle in more seasonable temperatures and, overnight into the 20s and teens with icy spots and that is as everything refreezes again. the hour-by-hour forecast into the next few days. sunday, we're dry with lots of sunshine and we're tracking two systems that will affect us monday and into tuesday and wednesday. snow chances will be here. the question is which system is going to affect us more and how much new snow will we see? to get specific, it's too early for that but this is what we're seeing right now. there is a coastal low moving our way from monday morning 8 a.m. and at that point in time, we're seeing snow accumulation and bursts of heavy snow, too and that is on monday afternoon. the second system is in the west at that time on monday evening and helping to funnel an additiona

plast month, nashua had 35 drug poverdose calls and three deaths. pthat is compared to nine calls pin january of last year. p>> it is citywide, it is poor pneighborhoods, wealthy pneighborhoods. pthe ages are from teenagers to eople in their 60' s. pthe demographics have been very peye-opening. pwe are banging her head against pthe wall to come up with new and pbetter ways to do things. psean: the numbers in manchester pare serious, as well. pa heroin bust in salem landed pthree massachusetts men behind pbars. olice seized $4500 worth of pthe men were arrested tuesday pafternoon in the parking lot of pa target store on south pbroadway. perin: a man tried to steal a pshopping cart full of legos from pa local walmart. p29-year-old justin laforge pleft the cart behind and ran out pthe door and was later arrested pin bedford. pconcord police are also pinvestigating a lego theft at a ptoys "r" us. pthese crimes have become a trend pbecause legos are expensive and peasy to sell online or upon pshops. p-- at on shops. psean: the next gop primary is pfebrua

nashua at 30 with those morning flurries. hyannis, 34 degrees. and, yes, watching for the risk of snow showers and what you are seeing with future cast by 7:00 this morning. it is starting to get those ocean effect snow showers fired up and does continue on and off through the afternoon. the risk is there. something we will have to monitor. often times those bands with be very, very narrow and impact a couple of communities at a time through the afternoon. the cape is going to be most at risk for a couple of light and snow showers. overnight, we will bring back the risk for snow. a lot of the snow will be very widely scattered, but there is the potential by the time you wake up tomorrow morning. that means there will be snow that means there will be snow-covered roads for the wednesday morning commute, and it continues prey patchy through lunchtime tomorrow and into the afternoon. there is that all-day risk for some snow. and all this though most of it will be light, there is even the chance we will get a couple of bursts of heavier snow. a prett

pkasich shook hands with voters pduring a polling stop in nashua. phe spent a lot of time pcampaigning in new hampshire pholding over 100 town halls. phe says he thinks his message phas worked. pgovernor kasich: table behind me pare an example of the grassroots phas worked could you and pixel pnot, there is nowhere to go up pfrom there -- win dixville pnotch, there is nowhere to go pbut up from there. pi saw trump come i said "i pcrushed you." psean: he is making polling site pvisits in concord and will hold phis pulling night party at the pcenter in concord. perin: speaking of donald trump pcome he has no scheduled public pappearances today. plast night, he spoke to psupporters at the verizon pwireless arena in manchester. phe thanked his local campaign pteam. phe will be in manchester for pelection night. pthis afternoon, ted cruz will pmake a stops at the red arrow. pthat' s where he is holding his rimary night party. psean: republican carly fiorina pis making a long list of stops ptonight. ptonight she has to gary field, pwhere she is holding he

@suzanne roantree is at a polling @location in nashua. @reporter: yes, it's been a very @busy day all throughout new @hampshire at the polls. @the voters in merrimack were @already lined up to vote even @before the polls opened at 6:00, @and there is still a traffic jam @outside the school as voters @cast their ballots in @manchester. @lines were out the door. @traffic in goffstown busy enough @electronic messages warning

the nashua telegraph declares: "he's not beholden to wall street money." the valley news says, "sanders has been genuinely outraged about the treatment of ordinary americans for as long as we can remember." i'm bernie sanders ` @mike: the snow does continue to @fly across new hampshire as we @hours. @you can see the accumulations @not all that impressive, but @just enough to make the roads @slick out there. @there's good news for tomorrow. @take a look at what's been @happening in market square @today. @the snow moved in during the @late morning and continued into @the early afternoon. @notice dry roads, the pavement @not that bad late morning, but @now it's a whole different ball @game out there with the snow and @slush. @and it will continue at least @through early tomorrow morning. @but good news, by early tomorrow @we're talking the heaviest snow @is out of here and beyond that @time frame it's not all that bad @for primary day tomorrow. @take a look, the snow does @it tapers off quickly predawn. @after 3 or 4:00 a.m. the snow is @out of here. @breezy

fox25 catherine parrotta live in nashua, new hampshire where people outside are already outside poling station before voting even began on very chilly day. mind people closed today and polls 8:00 tonight and pretty busy for the whole day and city of nashua and new searles elementary school and according to globe new hampshire secretary of state and ahead first in the nation primary, i did ask voters what it was like to be a parts of the first primary, whether it is still exciting or not and hoping everybody will get out and vote. >> sometimes traffic when candidates are here are like oh but i like it. like every four years. >> catherine: certainly a lot of people want to come and be part of the nation primary and polls in nashua open until 8:00 tonight, what community are in here in new hampshire, but exciting day for a lot of people here, they want to be a part of that and fox25 will keep you updated every step of the way in the website at myfoxboston.com and also have coverage tonight at news and five and six and updated all the way until the final votes are tab late late tonight or

kasich- the ohio governor made a stop off at a nashua poll today- where he said he's already sent his team to the palmetto state, anticipating a victory after winning midnight votes in dixville notch new hampshire. "you win dixville notch, there's nowhere to go but up from there. it was a great win i was really excited. i saw trump by the way and said 'i crushed you' and he said 'yeah, you killed me.' we feel very good about it, we sent the bus to south carolina, someone in washington spotted the bus on the highway." and new jersey governor chris christie- who is in the middle of the pack in the polls, is already planning his south carolina trip. he's got his victory party here in nashua, but he told reporters he's got a flight to the palmetto state first thing tomorrow morning. live, ww wis news 10 looking at the nationwide numbers: a newly released poll shows donald trump still has a commanding lead among the republicans. according to the new n- b-c weekly tracking poll... trump leads the pack with support from 35 percent of republican voters who were polled. that's a full 15 points

team race -- and so far both have back to the hardwood -- postseason action -- denver girls hosting nashua- plainfield -- cyclones strong early -- maty ulrich getting the friendly bounce from the home rims -- 14, 5 denver leading -- nashua-plainfield trying to stay in it as sammi hyde dials home the 3-ball -- pulls the huskies back within 5 -- but denver doing some work from the arc as well -- jayden wolter knocks one home -- but nashua plainfield showing some nice ball movement to get briley fisher the inside two -- and the huskies -- they're moving on after a 60 to 49 win to the ice -- black hawks hosting the lincoln stars -- both teams scoreless through one -- but lincoln changes that on the 2 on 1 -- grant jozefek puts it home -- stars with the one goal advantage -- black hawks -- meanwhile -- having trouble finding the back of the net -- 29 shots through the first 2 peyton jones saved them all -- waterloo did get one late -- it wasn't thanks for joinibe sure to tune in tomorrow >>> have you guys been watching the primaries? >> yes. hillary got her but kicked in new hampshire. >> we're

that's where we find our will whitson- live at new watch party in nashua. they're getting set up here to watch the returns once polls close at 7- and each candidate is hoping for big support from voters, and if turnout is any indication, there could be room for a few surprises tonight. i went to several voting wards around the nashua area, and each one had a steady stream of voters coming in, and there was no indication that it was going to slow down any time soon. i spoke with a couple of poll workers who said when they opened the polls up early in the morning, there were lines out the door. and keep in mind, a lot of these voters are in fact undeclared, some even undecided before they get to the polls- so there is a lot of room for results to change on either the democratic ticket. "i like, i was torn between democrats and republicans. i like bernie sanders as well. i think they both had the some of the same ideas, but went about it a different way." and candidates are hoping for a lot of votes like wayne's, that could change at any point. in the last day

already -6 in nashua. numeral three in manchester. look at the wind speeds. they have greatly diminished. this time last night, we were gusting upwards of 30-40 miles per hour. with clear skies and calm winds, temperatures will dip overnight. i know a few schools are even doing a delayed opening because of how cold it will be tomorrow. do you see that snow to the that is our next storm system. it arrives tomorrow. t stay that way. tuesday. forecast and the seven-day ahead. stephanie: several schools are starting late tomorrow because of the cold temperatures. pelham, londonderry, and litchfield have one-hour delays. website, wmur.com, and on our mobile lab. you will find them scrolling at the bottom of your screen. the bitter cold isn' t just making it miserable for bostonians waiting for the tea. it shut down the orange line. check out these pictures. a rail broke down near the is station, so the mbta had to stop the trains on the orange line. crews used kerosene to like the rail on fire and make repairs. a second broken rail was reported on the red line at

nashua, you're 27 degrees. norwood to taunton where it was so warm yesterday, mid 20's right now. 39 degrees currently in boston but the skies have been clearing out. we are going to see a lot of sunshine today with high pressure nosing in from the west. as this builds in, we're also going to see light winds. throughout the day winds no higher than about 10 miles an hour out of the northwest. light winds, sunshine, temperatures in the mid to upper 40's. it will be a really nice day. 46 in boston. 45 in worcester. we may be sneaking close to 50 around taunton but sunshine for you on this ground hog day. it looks like we're going to see our shadows today. tonight we're falling back into the upper 20's to around the freezing mark. notice we're going to stay in the mid 30's at the coastline as the winds turn to the eve. overnight, clouds are moving in. as our system approach its going to throw a slug of heavy rain in here with a gusty south-southwesterly wind during the afternoon as this cold front approaches. we'l

club with a -- 28 annual visits to the nashua country club. they help a lot of people. they' ll women, children, get education, find housing, get back on their feet and help them. it is wonderful. adam: any tricks to make sure you cut this a certain way? smell? impressed. it is cutting a flank steak, cut it across the grain so the fibers all breakup. getting all these vegetables in here, and now it' s time for the bourbon. none fo r me today. the front door agency is a gourmet food agency. the goal is to go down and help people generate some income, and all of the restaurants all over the nashua region are helping to donate. adam: fantastic. adam parker: it will be a lot of fun. i will be on site cooking away. hopefully some things we will be putting on our spring many. adam: with the honey, do you have to make that in, or does that liquefy get less sticky? adam parker: what i do is get the bourbon in there and reduce it to almost the same consistency of the honey. it kind of combines, you mix it around, and we have some delicious mashed potat

nashua, tha you. later, we'll look at the democratic race as hillary clinton tries to close the gap with bernie sanders. but next, time for ted cruz. he won iowa, but he's been downplaying expectations here, focusing on future showdowns. that's coming up live from nashua. and manchester, and everywhere else we feel like being. see youane minute. staying in rhythm... it's how i try to live... how i stay active. so i need nutrition... that won't weigh me down. for the nutrition you want without the calories you don't... try boost® 100 calories. each delicious snack size drink gives you... 25 vitamins and minerals and 10 grams of protein. so it's big in nutrition and small in calories. i'm not about to swim in the slow lane. stay strong. stay active with boost®. my lineage was the vecchios and zuccolis. through ancestry, through dna i found out that i was only 16% italian. he was 34% eastern european. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors we thought was italian was eastern eur

in nashua. keene, new hampshire, go through most of the day and the mountainous terrain stays coldest the longest. 31 in leominster. 31 in hollis, new hampshire. obviously we are freezing and

newscenter 5' s jack harper is live in nashua, new hampshire with that coverage, jack? >> he made a few stops at polling places in new hampshire to talk to supporters and reporters. it is kind of like a baseball race. a lot of people want to say we situation. christie is one of those, and that here later tonight. we go on to todd who is with the jeb bush campaign. todd: we' re at manchester community college, where jeb bush will be speaking tonight once the results are in. earlier today, bush was greeting voters in bedford. he said he feels good about his campaign. he also took aim at donald trump, saying trump' s disparaging remarks about other people are just wrong and that trump will not hijack the republican party. regardless of the results here in new hampshire, jeb bush says he'

in nashua. keene, new hampshire, go through most of the day and the mountainous terrain stays coldest the longest. 31 in leominster. 31 in hollis, new hampshire. obviously we are freezing and and we have plain ol' rain areas like reading at 38. boston, 38. even 40 in brockton and 40 down into southeastern massachusetts into southeastern massachusetts. futurecast really show things lightening up as we travel through the morning hours. this afternoon, we do get pockets of steadier rain and we want you to be on the lookout for on-and-off showers, 40 and 50 for your late day highs today and we will look at when -- when even southwestern new hampshire starts to warm up in a couple of minutes. get over to jewel with live drive time traffic. >> julie: shiri, things are day. lute 1, fine. route it will fine. pike wide anticipate from framingham to 128 and the alston-brighton area. over to your live drive times. 25 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass avenue. 9 minutes on the expressway pike. 21 minutes

nashua is important to secretary clinton tonight. hudson over here. again, 2% of the state population. an area she did very well with blue collar traditional democrats and suburbanites. wolf, as jake just noted, it's key in republican politics, too. mitt romney a big win in hudson. again, all of the governors there. all competing down in here. you come back up here to merrimack as well, very important to mitt romney. if you go back in time to the close 2008 republican race, this is it. this is the battle that we're going to see for the center right republicans tonight and for donald trump if he can make inroads. the suburban voters in the southern part of the state, key to the republicans. you see how hard-fought it was in merrimack. and between romney and mccain. two similar in the race in 2008. five or five candidates this time. those people waiting in line, they matter to hillary clinton and they matter as we try to shake out the center right of the republican race. >> it's pretty significant, though, the deputy secretary of state saying potentiall

, portsmouth, nashua, keene, hanging on to 20s and that risk of ice is still in full force, guys. we are yet to see any melting, especially any untreated roads and still going to be treacherous out there and 43 by 9:00 a.m. and slowly going to keep warming up and takes us into the lower 50s for the afternoon with development of more rain in time for the evening commute. here in ipswich i just want to point out still only expecting 38 at 9:00 a.m., so north shore we still got the risk for icy spots until about 9:00 this morning and in keene, new hampshire, 9:00 a.m., still only about 29 , so in new hampshire, that threat for icy spots will continue likely until about 10:00 this morning. so slowly and surely that warm-up is coming from south to the north and at 10:00 a.m. i got 47 in boston, 46 still in in fitchburg but at least freezing and probably still up in the southern new hampshire and slowly ticking above freezing and look at this all of us and 50s by the time we look at them and 5:00 p.m. no longer situation where we got thin spots in the clouds. foggy stretch in southern n

very light snow right nowen route to nashua. this is all moving through with very little impact this morning. do notice the temperatures in the teens. worcester is 16. boston 19. we've got upper teens lawrence to beverly up to portsmouth, new hampshire. lower 20's plymouth and upper 20's this morning on the cape. that in mind even though the snow showers are winding down. slick spots out there. anything untreated likely slippery this morning. there could be a few additional snow showers throughout the day. we step you forward in time here. by midday. notice right ray long the coast here, these ocean-effect snow showers with a northerly wind. they work their way toward the plymouth area and down toward the cape as we get into the afternoon. but the rest of us likely going to be dry today with mainly cloudy skies and temperatures just creeping up through the 20's here. by lunchtime upper 20's to near 30 degrees. looking for high temperatures today with the wind out of the north at about 5-15. and maybe just a touch of melting happ

the nashua telegraph declares: "he's not beholden to wall street money." the valley news says, "sanders has been about the treatment of ordinary americans for as long as we can remember." i'm bernie sanders

will whitson has more on the trail from nashua. it's been snowing like this for much of the day, adding a couple of inches of snow on top of 8 inches already here in new hampshire- but candidates braved the weather, their campaigns as well, to make sure every single vote is counted for tomorrow when voters hit the polls. while polls have been showing donald trump and bernie sanders at the top of new hampshire primary polls for some time- trying to gain some ground because so many voters in the state remain undeclared until they go into the voting booth. so even if candidates don't necessarily get the big win tuesday- they're hoping for momentum going into south carolina. "we are in ernie sanders' back yard, let's be clear, so it is an uphill battle for hillary. but there is enormous, enormous support for her. and i think she'll come out of new hampshire with the wind at her back." candidates aren't taking any chances because polls in new hampshire are notoriously inaccurate at picking the winner- for example- in 2008, barack obama

i would not be surprised if we hit 60. 58 in nashua. 52 in plymouth. remember the high temperatures last weekend were barely in the single digits. this is such a drastic change. it seems this is the usual for us this winter. it has been the winter of experience -- extremes. this is a prime example. it is after dark everywhere. temperatures are still hovering in the 50' s. we have fallen into the 40' s up north in whitefield where it is 45. warm enough we do have rain showers coming down. the winds have been out of the southwest. that is the wind coming out of that direction. light winds for the most part at eight miles an hour in concord. rain showers. maybe a few snow showers up north. for the most part, it falls in the form of rain. tomorrow, sunshine returning. we will have some time tomorrow where there might be clouds that pass through. most of the day, we will call it a mix of sun and clouds tomorrow. it will be bright, just not as warm as today. monday, we are back to bright sunshine. no chance for any wet weather as we push into the early part

the nashua telegraph declares: "he's not beholden to wall street money." the valley news says, "sanders has been genuinely outraged about the treatment of ordinary americans for as long as we can remember." i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. president obama: an attack on one face is an attack -- on one faith is an attack on all our face. -- faiths. fernando: living with fear and bigotry is a reality for most american muslims. according to a poll released by pew research, almost half of american' s believe that u.s. muslims are anti-american. anushay hossain is a journalist who has dealt with the prejudice. as you know, a tremendous amount of rhetoric, anti-muslim rhetoric, in the campaign right now and lot of people are responding to it negatively and some, unfortunately, positively. how does that impact you, m interested in sort of the human dimension of this, not the abstraction.