future history play from mark -- mike bartlett. his abilities as a ruler or quickly challenged by both parliament and his own family. -- benantley calls brantley calls the play flat out brilliant. lester, olivero chris,

." >> king charles the third is a future history play from mike bartlett. charles' abilities as a ruler or quickly challenged by both parliament and his own family. ben brantley calls the play flat out brilliant. the play concludes january 1. tim smith, margo lester, oliver chris, and lydia wilson. i am pleased to have them here at this table for the first time. everyone is talking about this and january 31 is approaching and you have to get there if you can. what is it about the royal family? i do a morning television show. all are fascinated by every generation. what is it? why do we like royalty? >> it becomes increasingly unreal in the modern world. these people exist as a scene in the play where people come to the palace and say why is this still here? if you are in london and you happen to see the horse carts going down the mountain -- it is like a fairy show. it is fantastic. charlie: was interesting is the drama and all that has happened to the royal family is so fascinating. >> the whole of the diana tsonga was lived out in public and our play touc

in hollis, mike cronin. tom: tonight, the last remaining shoe peg mill in the world is the kearsarge peg mill in bartlett went up in flames late this afternoon and it appears it could be the last chapter in its 139 year history. owner paul soares was working in the front of the 34,000 square foot mill when a passerby yelled that the back of the mill was on fire. >> i ran through the saw room then through the point and living room and that is when i noticed the fire above me. on the second floor and thats where the last few dryers of its kind in the world were running and they were running while the fire was going. tom: a mill that once employed dozens now had just 3 workers left. the building couldn' t be insured . in fact soares who has owned it since 2001, had just signed papers to sell. >> originally the peg mills made wooden pegs to hold the soles in heels. and then the tack came out in the early 1900' there use to be 26 peg mills in new england. tom: there was a fire in 1910, and soares has put out a sm

mike: from seasonably chilly to dangerously cold, the lowest temperatures of the season so far on the way. when aa wind chill warning goes into effect. deadly beating outside this rochester bar, the three people just arrested by police. shelley: he's accused of harassing a 17-year-old for months. what he did with her personal information that led police to make the arrest. tom: a vacation nightmare, a cruise ship caught in a major storm tilting side to side. a local family tells news 9 about their nine hours of terror. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at 6:00. tom: off the top tonight at 6:00, cold and clear today, but moving in for this weekend, dangerously cold weather, the temperatures struggling to get into the double digits. i'm tom griffith. shelley: i'm shelley walcott. even if you bundle up when you head outside, it may not be enough to fight off the chill this weekend, let's send it over to mike haddad. mike: we got a taste of it early this morning with the coldest air so far this season this morning. tonight not as cold, but then the real cold air

." >> king charles the third is a future history play from mike bartlett. charles' abilities as a ruler or quickly challenged by both parliament and his own family. ben brantley calls the play flat out brilliant. the play concludes january 1. tim smith, margo lester, oliver chris, and lydia wilson. i am pleased to have them here