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new hampshire first. two days from now, the new hampshire primary will answer a lot of these questions we have. bernie sanders and hillary clinton, on the democratic side, a tie in iowa, right? nothing was decided. right? bernie sanders wins there, maybe you have a race. maybe you actually have, instead of a coronation on the democratic side, an argument over the future of the democratic party between two candidates, who you know have accomplished a lot in politics. fernando: you look at the republican side, maybe a bit of a surprise that ted cruz overwhelmed trump, relative to the polls anyway. what do you think will happen in new hampshire? is the ground game that trump has or doesn' t have is going to be important there? carl: look, a ground game' s important in new hampshire, too. not as important as iowa, a caucus state. trump and cruz sort of flip flopped. they were running one two and it came out 1-2 the other way. the real story there was marco rubio, really outperformed his polls and came a very

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much it come up along the coast here, just off the coast and spread snow here in new england and new hampshire as well. highest amounts will be south of austin, cape cod and the islands likely seeing that amount.

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.

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

josh: kind of like the dance to the new hampshire primary. the award went to the spotlight, the story of boston journalists who uncovered widespread sex church. it actually won the first and last prize of the night for best picture and best original screen play. >> we certainly don't start a project like this thinking of awards. you think of trying to get it right. and over the course of that time we've become very close to everyone involved, the reporters, the survivors, a lot of people in boston. josh: some of of the reporters profiled in the film were at the stage after the big win. michael keaton starred in birdman which won best picture last year. jean: it was also a repeat for birdman's director, this year he earned it for the revenant. and the revenant also brought leonardo dicaprio an oscar win for best actor. best actress went to bree larson. and mad max won more than any other movie. it wasn't just the best movies honored this weekend, the razzies were also handed out for the year's worst movies. josh: the clear win under this one w

. >> no one covers new hampshire now, wmur news 9 at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] sean: a growing memorial right there as the man accused of killing a virginia police officer during her first day on the job appeared before a judge. good afternoon. i' m sean mcdonald. army staff sergeant ronald hamilton is accused of murdering his wife along with officer ashley guindon. hamilton is now held without bail. prosecutors say they' ll likely seek the death penalty in this case. and right now, memorials are growing across merrimack in honor of officer guindon. she was a 2005 graduate of merrimack high school, and her death is hitting the community hard. our amy coveno joins us live with the somber reactions today. good afternoon, amy. amy: good afternoon, shunted ashley clinton is the six graduate of merrimack high school to die. the profound sadness is being felt throughout the community of merrimack today but it is tinged was committed

they are remembering a new hampshire state trooper who died from stomach cancer. james geraghty was a 20-year veteran and served eight years on the major crimes unit. he was 53. funeral services have yet to be announced. fish and game officials confirm an accident that happened saturday afternoon. 29-year-old jordan desousa hit a tree after losing control. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the sun is shining and temperatures going up. kevin: temperatures will go up before the clouds start to move in. there will be a period of showers. southwest winds are temperatures up into the 50's to a few lower 60's. winds turn to the west. the temperatures will start to fall. temperatures in the 20's up north. low to mid 40's in south eastern spots. we're looking at highs today in a good part of the area in the 50's. there could be a good part of the in state in the 60's. clearing skies later this afternoon and evening. there will be a couple of snow showers up north. temperatures are going to be dropping back into the tines to lower to mid 20's. from there, sunshine to hi

the goal is to raise $2,000 to help new hampshire residents in need. erin: a student in seattle is using her senior project to create real life cinderella stories for dozens of people. she created the fairy god mother project to help girls in need to be able to go to the prom. she selected more than 200 dresses and is 00 pairs of shoes. they were dry cleaned for free and seamstresses volunteered to make minor repairs so that all of the gowns are in great condition. >> it is a privilege to be able to two to prom. i wanted to make that available for every girl in the community. eri: she's also providing them with accessories. she's collected dozens of evening bags and piles of jewelry. so many girls wear this for one night. it is a wonderful thing. sean: all right. 6:51. still to come, a final check on your top stories, including a moment of silence being held at merrimack high school today for a former student who was erin: 6:55. updating our top stories. sample moment of silence at merrimack high school for former student ashley guindon. she was shot a

. >> no one covers a new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good monday morning. thanks for starting your week off with us. i'm erin fehlau. sean: i'm sean mcdonald. hopefully we can continue the trend. kevin: we had the temperatures spike. we are looking to make a run in to the 50's or 60's. with that, a couple of showers. winds with pick up out of the southwest ahead of the front and switch to the west. temperatures after running all the way up in to the 50's to lower 60's may start to fall later on this afternoon. you'll notice temperatures early this morning anywhere from the mid 20's in the north country to mid 40's in a couple of southern spots. highs today 50's to lower 60's. 40's in the north country. after a couple of rain all of the details in a bit. let's look at your monday morning ride here in the granite state. good monday morning, deb. deb: good monday morning. with everyone heading back to work and school, traffic is nice and light. we're not seeing any problems on 93 south from north of the notch down to the hooksett tol

and southern new hampshire final of 107-104 in overtime. they advance to the semifinals. other quarterfinal games on the hill toms. anselm college hosting st. rose. hawks in the white yoon forms. in the first half some good ball movement by the home team. harrison taggart alone in the corner for three. he hits. he had four threes. 18 points on the afternoon. then cody ball the freshman will get it on the wing and knock down a three of his own. hawks up 11 at that point. ball had 13 off the bench. good look from chris braley underneath the basket out to taylor for thin. he knocks down a three. st. anselm shot the lights out 60% from the floor in the game. then in transition grant mckay ends up with it. he'll drive the lane for a left-handed finish. a career high 22 points. hawks win 102-90 and advance to the conference semifinals and host southern new hampshire university on wednesday night. quarterfinal game taking on new haven. she feeds it, has some room to move. his the short jumper. new haven led by two. andrews going to find her in the corner all alone for three. and

but in central and southern new hampshire we'll probably make up to some sunshine. but then that will fade as this line of showers moves across the state. in most locations it will come through during the mid morning hours, but at the seacoast farther to the east, it may be more like midday that you get some of these showers moving through. but then there's quick clearing behind it. look at the temperatures, they get a boost back up into the finally the real cold front, the secondary cold front moves through later on in the evening. and that will bring some scattered snow showers with little to no accumulation to areas of central and northern new hampshire overnight on monday into tuesday. but much colder air arrives on tuesday. tonight clear, not as cold, northern part of the state in the low 30's. but closer to the mass border we're talking low 40's for low temperatures. back to school for all the kids here in new hampshire tomorrow, they'll be greeted by a couple of rain showers in the morning. we'll have temperatures climbing into the 50's by recess and the last

he had a new hampshire person on the ground tell him that. the primary. we're taking a deep breath. we haven't thought about what we're going to do next in this race. >> during your campaign, you ran as straight-talking truth teller. specific answers to america's challenges. you told voters to question mr. trump. >> i tell everybody who goes to a donald trump event, if you get to ask a question, just ask him how? first he says he'll build a wall across the entire border between the united states and mexico. how? how is he going to make the mexicans pay for the wall? they are a sovereign nation. >> you're backing him now. >> the answer is, he will do it. >> how? >> the fact is, he's going to have to answer that question. he will. george this is february of a campaign. and let's say this. you look at everyone else on the stage, um, and there have not been many more specifics from a lot of other folks on the stage. that was part of my argument during the campaign. there i am, as somebody running for president, making my argument. campaign. the wall is his signature issue. applause. pre

donald trump has just dominated nevada, south carolina, new hampshire, and you know in the recent contest in nevada, he won nearly every single demographic that came out, possibly even -- although polls are shaky on this -- latinos. so going into super tuesday, he has the upper hand. i think the best chance that him on super tuesday is possibly ted cruz, if he can win texas, his own home state. and that fact that we are even talking about that may not even be a possibility for ted cruz says something about donald trump' s dominance. fernando: and what about marco rubio? he' s positioned himself as everyone' s second choice, but that doesn' t make him any body' s first choice, it seems, at least it' s not shown in the voting. what' s his strategy? how does he potentially compete? amber: well, his strategy, originally, was to get third in iowa where he wasn' t expected to do well among social conservatives, climb the ranks to do second in new hampshire, first in south carolina. t happened for marco rubio. he has not won a single state thus far and so i think his strategy is totally thrown o

new hampshire planning to use insurance. there is a positive impact on new hampshire businesses, because these folks get sick. they show up in the emergency the hospitals then cost shifted to everyone else with private insurance and that is one of the reasons we have one of the highest health insurance costs in the nation. we have put together a new hampshire plan that has no new taxes, no increase taxes, no impact on the states general fund, it will be funded with voluntary contributions from hospitals and insurance companies, the small state share that has to be a part of it, and lastly we just talked about the fact that 40,000 people, 6000 of whom ask of substance abuse benefits, is licensing. -- is life-saving. >> do you support the work >> it has to be more workable so people get the benefits and move on. a story that hasn' t been told is the people moving through the program. you either move up and make more money or you die. new hampshire should be proud, senator bradley as the architect. there is only one reason to b

there's more clouds in northern new hampshire. still a chance of a flurry or sprinkle in the mountains as we go through the day today. so your high temperatures today anywhere from 41 to 54 degrees, >> so we're looking for a whopping 58 degrees today. get a tan? 58? i love it. >> you have to head inside. my favorite. have you seen the hysterical new kimmel? take a look. >> they're letting me do things my way this os xarps here's my solution when someone talks too long. >> i never dreamed. ah! >> get ready for the shortest show in history. >> get ready for chris rock and jim jimmy kimmel after the show. >> i could have used that at family dinners. for the first time ever, nominees had to submit a list of thank yous beforehand. all winning speeches will have a scrolling list of those thank yous at the bottom of the screen. this is the 11th jimmy kimmel live special after the oscars. >> he's got a huge lineup. no tasers on hand. >> might be hard to book guests. >>> don't forget, the oscars air live right here on abc tonight. the exci

facing the new hampshire real estate with the new hampshire housing, applied economic research, into the department of resources and economic development. you can pay at the door. anyhow, thank you, david, senior vice-president of the business industry association of new hampshire. if you want to see some of that interview again, you can go to wmur.com, click on news and then click on project economy. >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch 9 forecast. >> a mixture of clouds and sunshine to start off your sunday, but i guess the biggest yeah, you'll be able to head outside and not to dress quite as fully, take that in the right way. of course. temperatures 34 degrees in samburton samburton. less layers today. starting in the 30's now, a little bit after breeze out of the southwest and check out those temperatures, we're in the 30's. some are mild as temperatures found at the coast and in the mountains to the north. 36 degrees in whitefield, 37 at the seacoast and more temperatures for you. our spotter temperatures showing temperatures southeastern new hampshire, southw

a mumps outbreak at a new hampshire college. two students test positive for the virus. the symptoms you need to watch for. hayley: another surge of milder air moves in sunday. how warm it will feel and our next in the rain showers, coming up. >> my husband comes out and checks the ice before me and the kids come out but we always check and be careful. stephanie: and concerns about weekend. plus, police are warning drivers dover gas station. the new steps credit card companies are taking to protect you from fraud. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. stephanie we start with new : developments on the campaign trail. s camp is celebrating after a landslide good evening. thanks for joining us. i' m stephanie woods. the results are in. clinton took 73% of the vote in the south carolina democratic primary. senator bernie sanders with just 26% with 99% of precincts wmur' s aixa diaz is in our washington d.c. bureau with a breakdown of these results. aixa: stephanie, hillary clinton gains momentum moving forward after winning the first in the sou

announcer: no one covers new hampshire like we do. stephanie: tonight, a warning from fish and game officials. be careful during the ice fishing derby this weekend. recent rain and warm temperatures have weakened the ice and many of new hampshire' s , biggest lakes are not safe to go on. good evening, i' m stephanie woods. adam: and i' m adam sexton. meteorologist hayley lapoint tells us about another warm-up on the way. hayley: it is amazing. it has been this way all winter. today, temperatures were about average. tomorrow, we will have high temperatures getting close to 50 in a lot of spots. this is the forecast for tomorrow. if you have plans to fish, mostly cloudy skies in the morning. a mix of sun and clouds in the afternoon. look at the high temperatures in meredith. they will get close to 50 tomorrow afternoon. a big precaution about ice conditions across the state. 35 in concord now. 36 in manchester. s up north. we do have clouds starting to stream in in northern new hampshire. there will be a few snow showers. you see those

new hampshire is 18-11. they will either be the three or the four-seed in the conference tournament, depending on the outcome of vermont' s game tonight. the red sox begin spring play northeastern and boston college. a lot of young talent on the sox roster players that came into their own last season and will likely have starting jobs this year. to continue to see time at multiple positions, while mookie lineup. i do. it has gotten me a job in the big leagues. it has helped me stay. i enjoy moving around and playing different positions. where i can. to do that. >> that is the main thing, not taking anything for granted. go out and make sure we get up some w' s and get better at the same time. jason: we have some outdoor sports tonight at 6:00. stephanie: thanks so much. we are working on more for news 9 at 5:30. adam: can you guess how many ski enthusiasts took the tram today? stephanie: we are following a adam: now at 5:30 -- a plane crash in massachusetts. the pilot rushed to the hospital. the latest detai

at least mostly sunny with a few clouds moving in, wandering into northern new hampshire perhaps this afternoon and then especially tonight as the system moves down from the south. could bring a few snow showers or periods of light snow in northern new hampshire during the overnight hours and then it pulls away again for tomorrow. tomorrow we see temperatures start to go even higher. so for today, about average for this time of year. between generally 30 and 40, maybe a couple of lower 40's. tomorrow a big time rebound, 40's to even lower 50's out there and the week ahead, announcer: jack hanna' s "wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everyone, i' m jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." what do zebras, tigers, and the rest of today' s animals have in common? they all wear stripes. that is gorgeous! stripes can be a warning. look at this. oh, gosh, i' m getting chills! a way to stand out. oh, look at all the lemurs in the trees. or blend in. i' ve heard this--why don' t you go to africa, jack, with your

recovery in new hampshire. and gave them a place to go. and recovering addicts died from overdosing on opioids. >> the challenge is that a person who has been through this and lives devastated by this. and once my son died. then what happened it's a whole ripple effect from the family. i lost my house, i got divorced, my daughter had to change schools. there are so many different things that happened. >> manchester american medical response has responded to 51 suspected drug overdoses in february alone. 12 of them deadly. if these deaths are confirmed by the medical examiner, february will be died for the deadliest city history. rocco compares that to last february when amr responded to 38 overdoses and lost five people. >> and we see that trend is the amount of narcan that we're giving some of the patients is where-- we're thinking it's something other than just heroin. >> kelly says her center needs more funding, meaning more beds for kids addicted to heroin and fentanyl. >> it's heartbreaking. you see moms w

tom: now to the zika virus, right here in new hampshire. so far 54 people have been tested for the mosquito-borne virus. dhhs says 3 tests came back negative and the rest are still to pending. there have been no confirmed cases in the granite state. in the region, maine and massachusetts each have one confirmed case of zika. shelley: to commitment 2016, new jersey governor chris christie says his decision of who to support in the presidential race was and easy one and he chose to support donald trump. the former presidential candidate surprised many republicans with today' s endorsement. and it comes just days before the big super tuesday contests. donald trump says he and new jersey governor chris christie have been friends for years. and that this endorsement means a lot to him. at a news conference friday, christie said the feeling was mutual. along with melania and mary pat have been friends for over a decade. shelley: christie praised trump' s candidacy in the gop nomination process. mr. christie: there is no one who is better prepared

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. news nine tonight. shelley: starting tonight, it is a chilly friday evening. view where it is 12 degrees. good, i am shelley walcott. tom cole in the winter like temperatures are not going to stick around --

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. news nine tonight. shelley: starting tonight, it is a chilly friday evening. view where it is 12

. >> reporter: christie is also the guy who pummeled marco rubio in the abc news new hampshire debate and today he called rubio's new tough tone desperate. >> desperate people in campaigns do desperate things, flailing punches in the last days of a losing campaign. there is no better fighter than donald trump. >> reporter: but it sure looked like rubio had trump on the ropes last night, mocking him for repeating simple talking points on health care. we should have gotten rid of the we have to get rid of the lines around the states. >> no, no, no, no. i watched him repeat himself >> reporter: and today rubio sounded like an entirely new candidate, launching trumplike attacks against trump. >> last night in the debate during one of the breaks, two of the breaks, he went backstage, he was having a meltdown. first, he had this little makeup around his mustache, because he had one of those sweat mustaches. then, then he asked for a full-length mirror. i don't know why because the podium goes up to here, but he maybe to make sure his pants i don't know. >> reporter: we asked trump about tha

the new hampshire supreme court released a schedule today. labrie's lawyers need to submit a brief by april 26. the state will reply by june 27. the court will then determine if oral arguments will be held, labrie was convicted of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old at st. paul's school. tom: genevieve kelley was released for good behavior. back in 2004 she disappeared with her daughter amid a custody dispute with her ex-husband. last june kelley was sentenced to 12 months in jail. jennifer: a warning from the rochester fire department about the importance of following manufacturers directions for e cigarettes. this after one of them exploded inside a man's rochester apartment this morning. the deputy chief says the e cigarette overheated because the something other than the usb device which is supplied by the manufacturer. damage was contained to the floor, but could have been much worse. >> it's a great alternative for somebody this may be trying to quit smoking or lessen their habit, as long as it's used correctly. we just want to keep peopl

parts of southern new hampshire. right now a wintery scene in pittsburgh, not only have we seen the cold air return, but also a little snow that's been flying in parts of the great north woods, and across the white mountains today. now those cloud have been melting a way over central and southern new hampshire and eventually they'll completely dissipate over northern zones, giving us a clear and cold night. teens, that's it in terms of the temperature in the great north woods, down below zero atop mount washington, 20's for many, and a few low 30's hanging around for about another and right along the coast. compared to this hour yesterday, anywhere from 15 to 30 degrees colder, mount washington 36 degrees colder than it was at this hour last night. only half the story, however, because the wind again if you've been out you know the story, not only is it cold but the wind have been active as well out of the northwesterly direction, driving in that cold canadian air, on average it's a 15 to 20-mile per hour wind, but t

visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. erin: we begin with a story that' s developing now at noon, new charges filed against a manchester gym teacher accused of soliciting inappropriate pictures from a young girl. good afternoon. i' m erin fehlau. police say he posed online as a girl to get the student to send him pictures. wmur' s kristen carosa is in manchester with the latest details. kristen: erin, this investigation started last year, that' s when this teacher was now he faces more than a dozen charges related to child pornography. paul johnson-yarosevich, a former manchester elementary school gym teacher, was arrested in 2015 by manchester police for posing as a girl online to get a student to send him pictures of herself. the young girl' s father reported that his daughter was being contacted by someone online. investigators say the girl did her herself. at the time, johnson-yarosevich, who' s from maine, was charged with a felony count of prohibited use of computer services for using the internet to attempt to sedu

the lines around the -- >> reporter: trump seemed to be stuck on repeat as rubio had done in the new hampshire debate. >> just the lines. >> you have many different plans. you'll have competition. you'll have so many different plans. >> now he's repeating himself. >> no, i'm not repeating -- >> mr. trump -- >> no, no. [ cheers and applause ] talking about repeating i watched him repeat himself five types four weeks ago. >> i saw you repeat yourself >> reporter: after the debate trump hammered his new nemesis. he went after you. >> i expected that. they're losing by a lot and they thought they were going to win. i had fun but it was nasty. >> reporter: what did you think of the way rubio came out. >> i think he's a lightweight. i think he's a lightweight. >> reporter: despite the relentless attacks trump told me that he believed he was the clear winner of the debate and did nothing to downplay expectations for super tuesday. in fact, he told me, george, he believes he has a good chance of winning across the board including right here in texas which is ted cruz's home state. >> thank you. joinin

we'll remain in the low and mid 30's in southern new hampshire. let's look at your morning ride here. in granite state. we're joined live by deb davidson. good friday morning, deb. route nine does remain closed in stoddard at this time. it is closed between wendy road and juniper hill road. earlier they did take down a utility poll. commuters will be detoured around the scene. plan some extra time this morning in stoddard. snow showers are moving through the state earlier that have iced up some roads, especially north of the concord area. be aware of that. if you are on 93 and on 393. in the southern part of the state, 101 is up to speed through bedford and heading out to the coast. out along the seacoast, 95 is moving along in both directions. this report is brought to you by autofair. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: all right. thank you. the combination of the heavy rains and warm weather has created problems with flooding and ice jams. sean: route 302 was re-opened overnight. the ammonoosuc river spilled over the

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we co. daybreak." erin: good morning. thanks for waking up with us. i'm erin fehlau. sean: good morning. i'm sean mcdonald. yesterday was unbelievable temperature-wise. looks like the more winter-like weather has returned. kevin: back to reality for today, tomorrow, and then another trend next week. the wind up to 15-20 miles an hour. the last of the snow shower activity for the northern half of the state early this morning and a few roaming across southern new hampshire overnight. temperatures in the 20's to lower range of the 30's. we're not going to see the temperatures move all that much thanks to the wind to the west bringing in the colder air counteracted by the sunshine. much more in a moment. with deb davidson. happy friday, deb. deb: happy friday to you, kevin. we're starting off with a road closure. route 9 between wendy road and juniper hill. a tractor trailer poll. we also need to watch out for some black ice north of concord. snow squalls move through. 93 south is moving through the tolls and to the upper spl

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. tom: tonight, it is very different in portsmouth and concord. both setting records for high temperatures today. good evening, i' m tom griffith. shelley: and i' m shelley walcott. today. the warm up is causing problems with ice jams and flooding in right now in lisbon, u.s. 302 is closed due to flooding. these are pictures from earlier today, you can see the ice jam along the ammonoosuc river. state police say theres about 3 to 4 feet of water on the road. now let' s head over to chief meteorologist mike haddad for what we can expect next in the forecast. mike: retracting not only the warm temperatures moving out but cooler air building in and snow showers in some spots. last night the most magic, where the warmth blasted in and about 15-20 minutes in some spots from 30' s into 60' s. here are the record highs for today. concord 63, breaking the old record of 64. 20 degrees colder right now in portsmouth but below freezing and white field and right at 30 degrees in berlin. there is an

mike: after a day of record warmth, that classic winter chill is on its way back to new hampshire. how much colder it gets. shelley: incredible video of an ice jam in franconia. homes before breaking free. tom: plus, the last 5 republican presidential candidates battling in another debate. the lasting impressions left just days before super tuesday. shelley: controversy in portsmouth. why some people say a new development project would ruin the historic charm of the city. quick there is not really a system in place to help people in place to deal with this addiction. tom: and, the obstacles one recovering heroin addict and his family faced to try and get him the help he need. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. tom: tonight, it is very different in portsmouth and concord. both setting records for high temperatures today. good evening, i' m tom griffith. shelley: and i' m shelley walcott. today. the warm up is causing problems with ice jams and flooding in

mike: after a day of record warmth, that classic winter chill is on its way back to new hampshire. how much colder it gets. shelley: incredible video of an ice jam in franconia. how it forced people from their homes before breaking free. tom: plus, the last 5 republican presidential candidates battling in another debate. the lasting impressions left just days before super tuesday. shelley: controversy in portsmouth. why some people say a new development project would ruin the historic charm of the city. quick there is not really a system in place to help people in place to deal with this tom: and, the obstacles one recovering heroin addict and his family faced to try and get him the help he need. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. tom: tonight, it is very different in portsmouth and concord. temperatures today. good evening, i' m tom griffith. shelley: and i' m shelley walcott. it was so unbelievably warm today. the warm up is causing problems with ice jams and flooding in parts of the state. right now in lisbon, u.s. 302 is closed due to flooding. these are pictures from e

tom: alleged members of a nationwide gang stealing from cars here in new hampshire. coming up next, what led police to five suspects and where they are known to target their victims. jennifer: plus a first for mount washington, the conditions this summit in the winter. mike: quite a few clouds today. but do we get the sunshine back on friday. the forecast is coming up. jamie: and we'll show you what happened today when draifd price through his first pitch to pablo jennifer: tonight five alleged members of a national robbery group known as the felony lane gang are in custody in salem. tom: all were arrested at the red roof inn. police say they found stolen credit cards, checks and personal items in one of the rooms. one of the victims reported her purse stolen from her car as she dropped off her children at day care. investigators say that's typical of the way the felony lane gang operates. fitness centers, supermarkets, anywhere where someone may leave a purse or personal items in their vehicle while they run in for a brief moment and they use those and they use the

mike: 60's in parts of new hampshire, but a cooldown soon. jean: and why yourselfies now outlawed in one city, the answer may make you think twice before your next picture. director of emergency services is admitting that he used a town credit card to buy thousands of dollars of items for himself. welcome back, i'm jean mackin. tom: i'm tom griffith. part of the plea deal could involve him helping train those dealing with the state's heroin epidemic. jean: suzanne roantree was in court for the sentencing and she's joining us now live. reporter: brian gleason now admits that he did use a town issued credit card to buy thousands of dollars worth of items for himself. but there may be an issue in which his sentence deal is still up in the air. >> your honor, i stand before you here accepting responsibility for my actions, and for apologizing for mistakes i made. reporter: prosecutors say gleason resigned as amherst e.m.s. director in july of 2014. but it took town officials four months to discover that for three years he abused the town's credit

visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. adam: right now at noon, the severe storms we had early this morning are moving out. but parts of the state are still cleaning up from the damage left behind. good afternoon. i' m adam sexton. the rain is gone. and right now, temperatures are soaring into the 60' s in parts of the state. but a cold on -- but a cool down is not far off. we have live team coverage beginning this noon with meteorologist kevin skarupa. he is calling this weather absurd. kevin: record temperatures in concord and portsmouth, both before lunch hour. report smith setting a record before 5:00 this morning, 58 degrees. concord went up to 62 at 10:00 -- portsmouth setting a record before 5:00 this morning, 58 degrees. concord went up to 62 at 10:00. it is cold enough for snow, so the cooler air will start diving and later on today and in the form of light snow in the northern half of the state, during the evening and overnight hours tonight. much more on this big change that will come in for the weekend forecast

pif you are not already in psouthern new hampshire. pscattered showers this pafternoon, switching over to psnow showers overnight. pthey extended forecast has pthings less abrupt. pwe will be in the lower to pmiddle 30' s for southern new pand a brisk wind. psaturday with partial sunshine pjumping into the 40' s on sunday, pleading us to the next system on pmonday. pa wild overnight with lightning, pwind, rain, and river warnings. perin: it feels like spring. pkevin: what the time being. pwe just did not want it to feel plike february in june. psean: we start with kristen pcarosa. pkristen: wherein londonderry pwere damaging wind and rain took ower. p2500 people are without power. phalf of those customers are in pthe area. pever source and police worked on pmammoth road this morning. pthey are now working on pstonehenge road. eople are without power in that pno word on when power will be prestored. psean: concerns about this pweekend' s meredith brody ice panglers need to be careful. pa man who broke into hudson home pwith a gun west r

pthe new hampshire electric co-op pthe dark. pall available crews are working. pthe outages are scattered. perin: we have heard of lots of ptrees and branches down with a pfew roads closed with minor pflooding. pkristen carosa is checking out pthe damage in londonderry. pwhat have you seen? pkristen: the good news is the pweather in londonderry has died pdown. plondonderry police tell us pdamaging wind came in around pmidnight and left a lot of pdamage. s show you video we just pshot moments ago. pmammoth road. pcrews are now focused on pyou can see a massive tree came pdown, knocking out power to the pneighborhood. pno word on when power will be prestored. p>> i been here for one .5 hours. pi know the power outage of it phas been without our for a good phour and a half. pwe waiting for the guys to cut pthe power of, and hopefully pthese guys will be up and going. pkristen: as we drove around plondonderry there is a lot of pdebris in the road. olice are asking as residents phead out for the morning commute pthat they drive carefully. pif you hit the debris you c

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pnew hampshire not about to let pthis slip away. pjordan knocks home of fadeaway pso the game is tied 35-30 five. punh hanging in there with the psteal by jordan. pteam-high 16 points for smith. pseven minutes to go, vermont pwins 73-67. pnewcastle' s duncan robinson lays for the michigan pwolverines. pthey hosted northwestern ptonight. pend of the first half, robinson pbeats the buzzer with a 3 ointer from the corner. pclutch shot. pit was his 79th three pointer of pthe season. phe ended up with 5 points in the pgame. pmichigan won the game 72-61, ptheir 19th win of the season. pduncan robinson has made 79 p3-pointers this season. pwhich puts him 7th on the pmichigan all-time, single season plist. p1997. parizona at colorado. pclaremont's kaleb tarczewski lays center for arizona. pfirst half, tarczewski down low, pa wide open dunk. phe will make that 99.9% of the ptime. pa points and five blocked shots pfor him. pcolorado wins 75-72. ptarczewski is 3 wins away from pbecoming the winningest player pin arizona basketball history, pwh

pnew hampshire dot says the pclosure due to poor road pconditions. ptonight, the state is expecting pheavy rain, even the chance for pa possible thunderstorm povernight. pgood evening, i' m shelley pwalcott. ptom: and i' m tom griffith. ptomorrow temperature will reach pback into the 50' s. plet' s head right over to chief pmeteorologist mike haddad to

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p>> no one covers new hampshire plike we do. pshelley: route nine is closed in pnew hampshire dot says the pclosure due to poor road pconditions. ptonight, the state is expecting pheavy rain, even the chance for pa possible thunderstorm povernight. pgood evening, i' m shelley pwalcott. ptom: and i' m tom griffith. ptomorrow temperature will reach pback into the 50' s. plet' s head right over to chief pmeteorologist mike haddad to pfind out when the rain will be pmoving out. pmike: we were just talking about psnow moving out 24 hours ago. pa slow climb into the mid-30' s pin many dots today but as you pcan see, we still have a winter pweather advisory for some pfreezing rain. psome surface temperatures in and paround northfield, right around p32 degrees. pthat cold air extends all the pway into parts of the monadnock pregion and father to the north pto the great north woods. peven though you see mostly green p, there are still pockets of pfreezing rain. pthat means uncovered -- puntreated surfaces are slick and pthen look at that

@they are agreeable to screening @but say since many of the new @hampshire drivers only work @about 0 hours a week, the entry @process shouldn't be too @stringent. @since arriving in manchester @about a year and a half ago, @uber's ride sharing service now @has about 500 drivers in new @hampshire. @p>> there's no anonymity, you're @not hailing a car late at night. @you know who the driver is @through their license plate, the @driver knows who the rider is, @the entire ride is tracked by @g.p.s. @reporter: although driver jason @dalton has been linked to a @deadly shooting spree in @michigan, he stand by their @p>> like so many of these @instances we see around the @country in terms of this heinous @gun violence, it's a deranged @individual and you cannot @predict future behavioral. @p>> you can get get a 100% secure @safe ride. @however i believe the city @should do their due diligence. @reporter:ed aer man long would @like drug and alcohol testing @for drivers, it's included in an @ordinance that the city is @working on. @while he passed the background @check, he says it wasn't clear

@watch for ice buildup in western @and new hampshire new hampshire, @central areas as well, that @means the possibility of a few @scattered power outages. @elsewhere temperatures climb @slowly. @50's tomorrow, cooler by friday @colorado be a couple snow @showers in northern new @hampshire late saturday into @early sunday. @elsewhere dry. @then temperatures warm again @40's for sunday and monday, then @maybe a couple bouts of light @snow tuesday or wednesday of @next week. @jean: thanks, mike. @you may have questions for, @women may have questions for @their doctor tonight after a @lawsuit involving bawb powder. @p>> i have my lapds girl with me. @reporter: i'm brandi hitt with @the indepth process in counting @ @joarp a jury's verdict over @talcum powder has many people @shaken tonight. @that jury awarded $72 million to @the family of a missouri woman @who claimed the powder @cancer. @tom: the company that makes the @product is working on an appeal. @here's abc's deborah roberts. @reporter: it's it's a stunning @judgment, the jury blaming @johnson and johnson for a @62-year-old missouri