victoria warren, 7 news in hudson, new hampshire. >>> all right. how about this i guess it made itself comfortable. showed up when people were casting their votes today at the polls. maybe he wanted a say. i don't know. >> only here i guess. look at that. giant pig making an appearance at the primaries out in pelham. police got a call that there was a pig on the loose at pelham high school. the pig's owner eventually came to get the pig, take him back home. or her. >> if it's some kind of sign, i'm not sure. we do want to remind you we have you covered as results of the primary come in. you want to tune in at 7:00 this evening and again at 10:00 p.m. we'll have special editions of 7 news. andy hiller is here. we have a lot of people to weigh in with night. >> because of our coverage we have a special prime time lineup for you. tune in at 8:00 for fire at 9:00. on hour earlier and set your dvr for hollywood game night. it will area at 2:07 a.m. >>> another live report coming up at 5:00. but for right now, let's send it back to boston. >> thanks, guy

. >> anchor: ahead at 5:00 one day away, candidates fighting hard for last minute votes in new hampshire. we have live team 7 coverage ahead of tomorrow's first in the . >> anchor: our storm force coverage does continue as woe watch everything from the conditions on the roads, this is route 3 south here. you can see it is snow packed but other areas of snow was starting to lit up a little bit. we have coverage coming up all day on 7 news. >> anchor: we want to remind you we have you covered tomorrow night but as new hampshire primary events come in tune in at 70 then 10:00 for i special edition of 7 news. we have a team of reporters we'll have results and analysis >> anchor: because of our time lineup for you. tune in at 8:00 if you would like to watch chicago medicine then chicago fire will be on at 9:00. if you is are a hollywood game night fan set your dvr because >> anchor: little boy living with autism celebrating a big birthday in style because he got to meet his heros in leominster. town set up this special surprise . >> anchor: it was complete with the fire department, police for

but it was diverted to manchester, new hampshire. a passenger posted this picture of people getting off the plane during the storm still 250 miles from home and what's worse, manchester isn't an international airport so passengers had to wait on the plane until custom agents could drive from portland maine to process them. >> had to wait for customs >> reporter: the plan was to get them on to an early flight to jfk but by this point some rented cars. 90 wary travelers boarded a flight from new hampshire to new york but didn't land at jfk. 45 mile-per-hour winds were just too much and the plane turned around this time landing in boston. >> it was really bad. i never experienced turbulence like that. i thought the plane was going to break in half. >> reporter: after the storm finally passed, they're now back in new york, a frustrating 30 hours later than they expected. >> today, was someone funny, we thought they were joking because how could it happen twice? but it did and it's good to be home. >> reporter: tim caputo, 7news. templeto

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especially out through the hampshire. this storm system going off to our west out through the salem orange river valley means eventually warm air will win the battle but it will be a slow process and that battle take the form of clouds and pockets of light snow and flurries around metro boston. steadier snow off to our south nothing that's overwhelming but if you have travel plans in the net few hours it will be patches of light snow. brief little thump of some stead steadier snow. this is where you get snow in the storm because as we continue to head through the evening hours the temperatures will slowly warm and in fact they will warm faster up in the clouds than they will at the ground and that will change the snowflakes over to sleet pellets then pockets of freezing rain around midnight tonight but you notice the south shore, south coast and even the city does warm. also the precipitation winds down for a short time tomorrow morning. so if you have a morning commute tomorrow, i do think there will be a couple of slick

police in manchester, new hampshire are looking for a robber on the run. they say the man in these surveillance photographs robbed a convenience store at gun point saturday night. the clerk handed over money from took off. police say there may be a cash reward for information leading to an arrest . >>> a deadly discovery at umass lowell. police stay a student's body was found on sunday morning. vet oars say the death of the student doesn't appear suspicious. are looking into exactly what happened there. school officials released a statement saying "we are deeply saddened by this tragedy and offer our come dolens to the student's family and loved ones. the mattapan massacre case could soon be argued in front of the state's highest court. lawyers for dwayne moore want to question jurors who they think might have been swayed by outside influences when they reached a verdict. lawyers believe the sandy hook shootings and holidays may have put pressure on jurors to come up with a decision more quickly. moore was sentenced to life for mudding four people . >> anc

poordz of rain, i think midday arriving worcester hills, southern new hampshire. city of boston probably around 2:00. so downtown boston you can get through a good chunk of your day dry. everyone is dry for the morning commute. wind will develop tomorrow afternoon. there's your chance of rain. not happening tomorrow morning. even at 1 eg almost only a 30, 40% chance. temps tomorrow in the low to middle 50s. scituate at 54. it will take most of the day to get into the low 50s in the merrimac valley. dracut and manchester only in the upper 40s. your warmest part of the valley tomorrow night. upper 40s tomorrow afternoon and then the 50s tomorrow evening. a peak or two of sun early afternoon otherwise rain arrives mid to late afternoon. most of us are going to get a good shot of rainfall out here. this weather system would normally keep on cruising. it slows down. see how it's lurking and creeping on new england so that by friday there might be a glancing blow of light snow on cape cod friday morning, not for the city of boston. upper 30s. saturday and sunday mix of

new hampshire, massachusetts, again, lighter rain around metro boston. helps us out for the evening commute but eventually this steadier plume of rain works out of the metro west through the city and up into the merrimack valley. we have several mother waves of rain to go through. i think most towns pick up an additional half inch to inch of rain from this storm right here. powerhouse storm passing to the west like so many others this winter. about raindrops and not snowflakes. a few showers this evening with downpours returning later tonight and increasing wind. look at the temps. it's not a typo. i think we're going to jump from the 40s into the upper 50s by tomorrow morning. it will feel like spring tomorrow morning. we'll have a couple of showers until 7:00 a.m., and then we're done with partial clearing. it is a windy day the entire day. temps tomorrow morning upper 50s and then they'll settle back into the upper 40s by late tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. your 7 on 7 forecast, after that, things will simmer down with a mix of clouds and su

william mccain taken t of the back of the courthouse here he waived his appearance and luck taken to hampshire county to face charges of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and robbery. police say he turned himself in today after framingham police found a car connected to the umass case. umass amherst students were told to shelter in place yesterday after university officials say two men attacked a student in the dorm. one of the attacker showed a gun gun. the student suffered a small cut to his head and after about two hours the lock down was lifted. late today university officials say lax dorm security played a part here. >>> these people clearly were escorted into the residence hall by a pier pine hall resident and as i mentioned yesterday that building as well as all of our umass buildings are 24 hours a day locked and require an escort and that indeed was confirmed through video and witness states states.

up into southwestern new hampshire. overall, temperatures too warm we have warmed even there to near 40 degrees. there is that rain stretching across new hampshire. stretching back into northern worcester county. a couple of sprinkles down boston. the bulk of the shower action to the north and to the west of 495 at this point. it is a wall of showers back through connecticut. work into the midafternoon hours here. even in the city of boston, 2:00, 3:00 this afternoon, a good bet that this shower activity will settle on. in you really ramp up that rain chance going into the late vrn and evening hours. we ramp up the temperature. look at that. 59 degrees. more on the forecast coming up. draes man responsible for a serious crash in jamaica plain that paralyzed two people back in 2013 is in court being sentenced right now. he is in brighton district court where he is facing up to during the trial, prosecutors said he was driving more than 50 miles an hour. 20 miles over the posted speed limit. >> christa: new information ab

new hampshire not so much. bernie sanders is doubling the support hillary clinton gets with 30% and in our tracking a bit of a surprise. a 2% increase for sanders, widening his already huge margin. here is the same question for the democrats. who will gain more from iowa in new hampshire? sanders or clinton? >> i think iowa was good for sanders but it's hard to imagine him gaining more with the huge lead in new hampshire. >> and again, this kind of iowa, new hampshire is a different world for bernie sanders. >> yes, it is. it is close to home being from vermont. and we have him by huge margins. >> hillary could lose and she will still be fine. >> she will be fine because south carolina is next and that's better for her. >> our tracking poll will show us more about the influence of the iowa caucus. who got a bounce and who is about to get bounced? i'm andy hiller, 7news. >> don't forget, we will have team 7 coverage all throughout leading up to the new hampshire primary. we have a team of reporters following the

hampshire. she will be traveling to the southern part of new hampshire today saying thank you to all those supporters. meantime, bernie sanders, we have yet to see him officially publicly on the trail today. he is among the democrats, between the two of them, the front-runner. above hillary clinton. hillary clinton has been trying to win over that margin a little bit. meantime, donald trump, i saw him earlier today. he has also had a very busy, busy morning. these candidates all have been pounding the pavement. he is here in manchester getting to know these kand voters. as for the other republicans, we have seen them all going to bedford, going to new hampshire... going to manchester, new hampshire. just thanking these voters with so much at stake for everyone involved. as you guys mentioned, polls open around 6:00 or 7:00 for most towns today. they close at 8:00 tonight here in new hampshire. i talked to many experts here. they say this could be a record-breaking turnout. nancy chen, 7 news. >>

the push is on in new hampshire. candidates trying to leave their mark on voters ahead of the first in the nation >> christa: the democrats getting one last shot on the national stage, ready to face off in a debate. we have team 7 coverage from new hampshire. there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every citizen. where a good job is not a wish, where women receive equal pay and a living wage is paid to all. an america where after a lifetime of labor, there is time for rest and grandchildren. a nation that defends our people and our values, but no longer carries so much of that burden alone. i know we can create that america if we listen to our conscience and our hearts and not to the pundits and the naysayers. i'm bernie sanders.

in manchester, new hampshire, 7 news. stoip underdogs are the story of the night for the republicans. donald trump the clear winner. john kasich coming out of nowhere and taking the second spot. dan hausle has more on the g.o.p. shocker. >> oh, wow! wow, wow, wow. >> reporter: donald trump delivers on the promise of those huge poll numbers that had him doubling the nearest competition. >> new hampshire, i want to we love you. we are going to be back a lot. we are not going to forget you. you started it. remember, you started it. >> reporter: after days of trash-talking his republican rivals, trump was gracious in victory. >> we have some real talent in the republican party. >> reporter: but finished with his usual predictions of greatness. >> we are going to make america so great again, maybe greater than ever before! >> reporter: governor kasich led the rest of the pack crediting the time he put in new hampshire and the positive message he stuck to. >> maybe, just maybe we are part of american politics because tonight th

what it will do right here in new hampshire. live in new hampshire, i'm andy hiller, 7 news. stay with 7 news on air and on-line for coverage of the iowa caucuses. look for dan hausle's live reports throughout the day today. >> christa: now, in roxbury, a three-year-old child rushed to injuries. police are trying to figure out exactly what happened. let's head out to the home and victoria warren is there with details for us. vicky? >> reporter: christa, the last update we have is that this child was rushed to the condition. boston police officers have been inside of this home all night long and all morning long. i just spoke with a neighbor. she has seen the family with the three-year-old here before. she has never seen police called to this address before. at this point, police are focusing their attention on what may have happened inside this home. boston police in and out of this roxbury home on alpine street after a child is rushed to the hospital. the three-year-old toddler, a trauma victim. police were called here sunday night. the report was for a child not breathing.

up into southern new hampshire. there may, indeed, be a period of sleet or freezing rain in the colder valley locations out there near pepperell and and up into southwestern new hampshire. until early tomorrow morning. but for the most part, along 495 east of the coastline, by tomorrow morning, showery, drizzle. a cool and dreary day with temperatures tomorrow only in to near 40 degrees. don't expect a lot of snow out of this. generally, a coating to an inch. mainly, east of 495. you get near 495, an inch, inch and a half. maybe two. the best chance for twos and threes showing up in the high elevations of worcester county. not enough freezing rain to cause power outages. you only need a little bit to cause some slick spots on the roads. the secondary roads will have some slippery spots. you take a look at the temperatures this afternoon again. we are rising up near 40 degrees. you fall back a little bit tonight. we are close to freezing for a while through midnight. up through worcester county and north and west of

worcester, north up into southern new hampshire. a brief period of mixed precipitation before switching over to a rain. that rain adding up to about half an inch to an inch of rain. most of us done by wednesday afternoon. the bulk of it falling late overnight tuesday into wednesday morning. for more on the wind, over to danielle. >> danielle: thanks, chris. like last week, that rain these winds won't be as strong as the ones we had last week. gusts 40-45 miles per hour. thursday morning, still a bit breezy. the direction of the winds will shift. now they are out of the northwest. this will help bring in the cool air as we head into the second part of the workweek. cool air is not something we have seen much of this meteorological winter. again, this is the last day of it. officially, the second warmest on record this season. our average temperature just above 37 degrees. we have had 35 days of temperatures 50 or above. but as we were talking about, some cool air will start to move in for the second part of this week. for more on tha

temperatures now in the mid 50s from bedford to north, 56 colder spots, merrimac value, southern new hampshire. even there, you shoot up to 50. winds gusting 20, 35 miles per hour out of the south. that will continue to increase, a couple of showers in here across worcester county as well as south and west out toward bon of. back into hopkinton, these north. expect scattered showers over the next few hours. later this afternoon, this line of rain yesterdayed down pours and strong wind gusts has to work on through. it looks like the timing of that between about 4 and 8 p.m. temperatures even this evening are running into the 50s. so contend with that strong wind at times, gusting over 50 miles per hour over eastern mass. in between 4 and 8 p.m. quick, half an inch, to an inch of rain. do expect standing water on the roadways. reduced visibility. so a slow go for the rain and evening commute. isolated wind damage too. tree branches falling down when the winds start gusting. this all wraps up by midnight tonight. more on that seven-day forecast ahead. >> also on 7, a crew rushing to the rescue. a

up across northeastern massachusetts and southern new hampshire. and every once in a while, you can camp these deeper blues. they are in and out. they don't last all that long. there is one on 495 on the south side of methuen right now. this is sliding off to the east. that continues to be case over towards salem, beverly, topsfield as well. back into the danvers and peabody area. could get a brief localized burst of snow. same case along the south shore. plymouth. a little back-and-forth there. some of these squalls rolling on through. briefly reducing visibility. a quick coating of snow. there could be some slick spots. this go-round, temperatures are below freezing. unlike yesterday afternoon. temperatures generally running above the freezing mark. and forget freezing. we are below zero by sunday morning. we are talking about real cold air coming out of canada. right into new england. mid-20's to near 30 degrees this afternoon. and here is the pattern as the arctic charge is on for the weekend. we are talking about temperatures crashing saturday

up into the merrimack valley and southern new hampshire. other than that, temperatures will start to warm on up. as we work into daybreak tomorrow. that means even at 7:00 tomorrow morning, temperatures above freezing. we should haven't many issues on the roadways. 36-42 this afternoon. increasing clouds. seasonable day overall. the average high this time of year, 40 degrees. a coating to an inch of snow most of that north of mass. pike. south of the pike, some spotty coatings. 27 to start off this evening. then warming up to about 35 or 36 by daybreak tomorrow. then warming up close to 50 tomorrow afternoon. and for the winds picking up a little bit, more on that. over to danielle. >> >> danielle: thanks, chris. so for a th february, the temperatures are close to average. we have had a little bit of everything. we got up to 65 degrees. then we got down to nine below last weekend. we are where we should be for this month now. this weekend going to be very mild. really nice. 50 tomorrow. 52 on sunday. but tomorrow we will deal with a little

even up in new hampshire and vermont. picking up on the snowfall last night. it is getting to the time of year where that sun is high enough in the sky. off totally sunny day like today, you can get some sunburn there on the slopes. we take a look at the sunset for us. it is 5:30. later on today. by march 23, 7:00 p.m., we are only about four weeks away from getting these sunsets close to 7:00 p.m. of course, it is helped out by the spring forward and pushing right now. 38 in bedford. 31 in worcester. the wind is active out of the northwest. at times gusting over 0 miles an hour sustained. 20-25. driving the windchill factors >> sarah: these cook super fast. right? >> two to three minutes. make sure they are scattered all around. slowly, like gently, stir them and make sure that it's totally immersed. in the water. >> sarah: now add olive oil, onions and carrots. >> mixing them well together. >> sarah: when the had noles are floating, you know they are ready. back in the wok, add some and a little bit of tempe. >> it is like foe due, kind of. right? >> you are

the two candidates facing off in their first meeting since bernie sanders' big win in new hampshire. clinton was on the attack. 7's nancy chen has more. >> nancy: hillary clinton takes page out of bernie sanders' playbook. >> we both agree that we have to get unaccountable money out of our political system and that we have to do much more to ensure that wall street never wrecks main street again. >> nancy: she tried to portray sanders' plans for health care unrealistic. >> that's a promise that can not be kept. >> nancy: sanders made sure to check his rival. >> secretary clinton, you're not in the white house yet. >> nancy: and called clinton out on her stump speeches. >> secretary clinton has been going around the country saying bernie sanders wants to dismantle the affordable care act. i have fought my entire life to make sure that health care is a right for all people. we're not going to dismantle anything. >> nancy: the most contentious moment of the night came when clinton accused sanders of attacking president obama's policies. >> the kind of criticism that we've heard from sen

out through worcester as well. 63, nashua, new hampshire. very mild air still in place. temperature-wise through the rest of the day. gusty wind. we still have that. it is gusty. at times, 25-35 miles an hour from the city of boston out through bedford and across much of the area. we have some stronger wind gusts to contend with at times throughout the afternoon. nothing severe. but there are some showers across western massachusetts. the showers will continue to advance eastbound. i can't completely rule out some more rain-drops as we work throughout the day. it is nice outside right now. boston out to worcester. some of these scattered west. as we work mid to late afternoon. even continuing into early this evening. there may be some wet roads commute. for some towns. by tomorrow morning, all is quiet. nice and sunny for the morning commute on friday. into the friday afternoon commute as well. we are 55 degrees in boston. not too far west of us, though, the cold air. 33 in buffalo. that cold air will press in and even late this afternoon, t

the ski resort in new hampshire says a mechanical issue caused the problem. the weather at the time, below zero. and one of those passengers, an eight-month-old baby. a day on the slopes at canon mountain ski resort in new hampshire. turns into a harrowing rescue. when two tram cars suddenly stop. leaving dozens stranded 40 feet in the air for almost three hours in sub-zero temperatures. after what passengers described as a severe jolt, one tram came to a rest near the top of the 4,000-foot the other near the base of the mountain. among the 48 people trapped, an eight-month-old baby. with the mercury around a frigid negative four degrees, top car to help guests stay warm until help arrived. then one by one, ski patrol and firefighters rappelled each person down through a trap door from the tram. thankfully no, one was injured. and there were no reports of any frostbite. canon mountain officials say a mechanical issue, not the cold, caused the brakes to somehow engage and get stuck. making for an unexpected downhill situation for those onboard. the tramway has

the new hampshire seacoast about 7-8 inches of snow. you work down on the south shore. this is where the steady snow has been happening this morning. this will continue for the afternoon. a foot of snow likely. along route 3. as well as 24 to route 3. down to the south coast, and the upper cape. east of hyannis, out toward chatham, truro, wellfleet, 5-9 inches of snow. now for the wind and coastal concerns... >> chris: we have many factors with a big ocean storm. we have had coastal flooding an issue here for the last couple of hours. a lot of moderate coastal flooding. basically, inundation of some near-shoreline roads across the south shore, down through the cape and over to nantucket. we expect that moderate go back to minor and then recede back into the ocean over the next couple of hours. some of the roads closed off, water continuing through the afternoon. winds gusty at times. not quite as active in the city of boston right now. 28 in boston. going to kick it back to the news desk for breaking news, guys. >> christa: all right. we have breaking news right now. we

. >> kris: two university of new hampshire students called to court accused of stabbing a classmate. matthew gibbons and eric denning were arrested in durham on saturday. officers say the 20-year-old victim was treated for a pair of stab wounds but is expected to be okay. police have not commented yet on any motive for this attack. dozens of people who were arrested at a wild party right will ail peer in court this week. officers arrested 41 people in all after investigators say this party on maple avenue got out of control. early sunday morning. the fire department was called in to inspect the home for safety hazards. you see this sticker on the front door saying it is unsafe. it is now there. >> i have never seen the cops over there before. i know the kids have parties. i mean, i figure they are college kids and they get together. whatever. you never know. the kids and alcohol... you know, you never know what might happen. >> kris: many of the people arrested were under 21. >> sarah: over the weekend, it was beautiful. the weather definitely taking us on a roller-coaster ride. bri

northern worcester county up into northwestern middlesex county and southern new hampshire. west of nashua. freezing rain, a little bit of an issue there until 4:00 p.m. that is when the winter weather advisory does expire. all right. winds gusting 40-60 miles an hour late tonight into tomorrow morning. we will likely see this most prone here in this area down massachusetts. high wind watch there. 41 in boston. 44 in plymouth. 49 in bedford. still close to freezing west and north of 495 at this point. we have had some areas of drizzle. haven't had a whole lot of rain yet. more showers down through new york city and long island. this will work in through the evening commute here. then we will watch the severe weather break out through the carolinas with the warmth that breaks out. this air is moving northbound. that means the potential here for some downpours, strong wind gusts and even thunder overnight tonight as the temperatures surge. looking for the highest winds and the strongest downpours, past midnight tonight through more on the forecast ahead. >> christa: people in

. >> in the race for the white house tonight, cruising through new hampshire. senator ted cruz says donald trump is throwing a tantrum. >> the two remaining democratic candidates on the campaign trail today hillary clinton playing catch-up and calling out bernie sanders. >> kind of a low blow. >> new numbers from our exclusive tracking poll are in. who's gaining ground. >> and which group of voters could decide who wins here in new hampshire. you may be surprised. >> a guilty plea for whitey bulger's long-time love. and a huge poll in an airplane, authorities believe a bomb is to blame. >> we begin tonight at 5:00 with

. >> 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.

. >> cruz's win may have been a hampshire front runner donald trump. tracking polls shows the real estate mogul is leading polls by 24 points. he has been quiet on twitter and did strike a bit of a humble tone as he admitted his loss in iowa. >> we finished second and i want to tell you something, i'm honored. i'm really honored. and i want to congratulate ted

we have team 7 coverage from new hampshire.

winning by less than a percentage point but there is more space between the candidates here in new hampshire. bernie sanders is at 63%. still doubling the support hillary clinton is getting at 30%. a 2% increase for bernie sanders widening the huge margin. the tracking poll combines three days of polling, so not much of