>> now on news 9, terror in paris. more than 120 people killed in the deadlyiest attack to strike france since world war ii. the latest from the scene. murdered by isis, the person responsible for a new hampshire journalist's death may be dead. doesn't matter. josh: the weekend is here and so is the sunshine, for most, anyway. we'll tell you how warm it gets. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do, now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire.

saturday morning, november 14th. the associated press is reporting at least 127 people are confirmed dead after a series of attacks targeting concert goers, soccer fans, and paris residents enjoying a friday evening. france's president has declared a state of emergency. pledging to stand firm against its enemies. abc's elizabeth hur is live with the latest details. >> a coordinator from the outside with accomplices in france. new this morning, the french president says isis is behind the attacks. that rocked paris at six different locations. the worst carnage at this concert where eagles of death metal band were going. >> there were nothing, nothing in the eyes, just anger. he was determined and he knew

how to do it. >> i saw a couple of people wounded. i saw this other guy with his wife. i'm sure, basically drenched in blood. many held captive, later filing out hands on their head, yelling allah akbar. >> everyone was stunned and frozen on the floor. >> and explosions outside of a packed stadium left thousands of spectators, including the french president stunned amid the chaos and confusion, there was also a show of patriotism. fans evaluated singing the national anthem. here at home, president obama says france is not alone. >> this is an attack on all of humanity and the universal values that we share. >> again, french officials say they are now searching for accomplices.

killed yesterday, seven of them by detonating suicide belts. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. amy: senator jeanne shaheen and kelly ayotte are offering thoughts and prayers. senator sha mean released a statement in part, much is still unknown about these attacks, but one thing is clear, the brutality of these terrorists will only strengthen our shared resolve to defeat violent extremism. senator ayotte said that details are emerging, but people of all faiths and nationalities, must reject the terrorist ideology that continues to have these evil acts of terror. when we're not on the air, wmur.com and the app for the latest developments in the

situation. in the next half hour, we'll hear from the security expert on last night' attacks and how the investigation will play out in the coming days. we turn now to local news. we're expecting a windy and cold start to the weekend. meteorologist josh judge joins us in the weather center with a look at the weather. hi, josh. josh: yeah, partly cloudy skies to cloudy skies, depends where you are at the moment right now. chilly conditions in some parts, as you can see northern new hampshire in the lower 30's and that's where the light snow has been falling. snow in parts of the mountains and lower 40's elsewhere. the winds have calmed a bit since yesterday, but they will probably pick back up again as sunrises today. a look at the clouds, you can see the clouds as the wind comes down out of the northwest, and banks into the mountains. clouds form and then the wind comes back down the other side and then clears out. the eastern half of the state, more sunshine than the western half and northern part of the state. we will see clearing skies on

the way in and high pressure building in as well. so, here is a look at high temperatures for today. mostly in the low and mid 40's. even a little cooler in the north country with some morning snow showers around. talk about the rest of the weekend when the wind calms down coming up in your full forecast. amy: this morning, officials are trying to confirm whether the man shown in videos of the horrific murders of two journalists with new hampshire connections is dead. it's believed the islamic state leader known as jihadi john was killed during a u.s. drone strike in syria. one of those journalists was james foley, who was murdered last summer. his parents say word that their son's killer may be dead brings them little solace and they express frustration by what they call the government's misguided focus. >> it's a somber time, with the bombing in paris and bombing

my fear is that this violence begets more violence. >> we've spent as much time chasing jihadi john as we have in terms of bringing the british and american citizens home, the results would have been much different. amy: foley's parents say they want to focus on jim's life and legacy through the james foley foundation. the search for a missing plymouth state university student will resume later this morning. jake nawn disappeared more than 24 hours ago, darkness forced night. wmur's mike cronin has the latest from the plymouth police department. mike: plymouth state university told its student body that investigators have been using a k-9 team, boats and kayaks, as he disappeared by a river. he was reported missing hours

friends of 23-year-old jake nawn hope he's ok. >>'s' staple to our friend group, to the english department, to the community. he's important. >> the state university student was missing. he was last seen near the common man inn. he lives off campus with friends and studying english and is a member of the school's poets and writers organization. >> he can make anyone laugh and you know, can make a friend out of anybody in just a few minutes. and definitely one of a kind person. >> we have poetry together right now and before a class we hang out and read poetry and talk and he always makes everybody smile. he always makes everybody much happier than they were before. >> nawn was last seen wearing gray pants, and sneakers. friday, the school sent a message to everyone on campus saying that the search and

rescue have been searching for the massachusetts man. >> he's been having a rough time and we're all very, very, very close with him. >> saturday morning, those close to nawn will meet at the plymouth community gardens near where he disappeared to continue looking for him. investigators will also resume their search. >> we really want him to just be home safe. whether that means he keeps going to school or takes time off. he has really great friends who are here for him no matter what. >> police have also been following up on several anonymous tips. plymouth state university says it's concerned about nawn and is asking anyone with information to contact police. in plymouth, mike cronin, wmur news 9. amy: a manchester store clerk fought back after a man demanded he empty the cash register. this happened at the afshim convenience store. the man brought items to the counter and said he would be taking them free. he said he was armed. the clerk didn't give in.

>> for whatever reason the clerk was undaunted. he grabbed a large stick and chased the assailant out of the store. amy: the clerk was not hurt and police are still searching for the man involved. if you have any information you're asked to contact man manchester police. the city of love rocked by terror. >> all of a sudden we heard gunshots and lots of glass coming through the window.

i owe about $68,000. my plan, the new college says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable. i'm hillary clinton and i

>> welcome back. we do continue to follow breaking news out of paris. at least 127 people were killed in a series of attacks and shootings friday night. six sites in paris were

targeted. new this morning, german media is reporting a 51-year-old man arrested last week after firearms were discovered in his car has now been linked to these attacks in paris. also, new. fresh president francois hollande says a group orchestrated the attacks, one in the same neighborhood as the charlie hebdo offices where another terror attack happened ten short months ago. the worst attack was at a concert hall where over a thousand people were watching an american rock band perform. scores of people were held hostage at that location by the attackers. u2 is in paris this morning and the band has canceled its concert tonight because of the state of emergency in that country. they were planning to film the show for an h.b.o. special. facebook users in paris during the terror attacks were able to notify friends and family around

through the site's safety check tool. it notifies a users network that they're all right. the safety check tool was launched in 2014 and it's been used five times. be sure to stay with wmur for the most up-to-date information on the paris attacks. an investigation is underway this morning after a serious bus crash in california. at least 20 people were hurt, five are in critical condition after a tour bus crashed into a construction site in san francisco. according to emergency officials, the bus driver was speeding and driving erratically. police in maine say a teenager's pocket dial led to me arrests for vandalism. the teenager accidentally called, had 911 on speed dial. the teens are now charged with underage drinking and

josh: that's smart. [laughter] [laughter]. the old pocket dial. a busy morning. josh: a few innings things to tell you about and we'll tell you when the winds die down.

this morning, >> we continue to follow breaking news out of paris this morning. the associated press reports at

least 127 people are dead following a series of attacks friday night. new overnight, 1500 extra soldiers have been mobilized to guard french facilities and schools in light of the attacks. are open on saturday and closed today. customs officials will check every bag entering and leaving the country. several large cities in the united states, including new york and boston are increasing security. we'll have much more on this developing story in just a couple of minutes. >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch 9 forecast. >> chilly this morning, clouds and snow flurries and other areas are clear. depends where you are. we'll start off with your temperatures. as you can see, the north country, the mountains this morning, right around the freezing mark of 32 degrees. and as you head farther to the south and the southeast, those temperatures go up a little bit, but still, only in the lower 40's in the warmest parts of the

state and it's all of 10 degrees atop mount washington right now. here is the winds. those gusts have calmed a little bit, but still gusty in some areas, 10 to as much as 35 miles per hour wind gusts right now. and as the sun comes up. i think the wind gusts will start to head up again. they could be as strong as 30 to 40 miles per hour at times today. so, keep that in mind. a slight chance of maybe a random power outage there. the clearing skies in the eastern and southeastern parts of the state and the cloudiest conditions are to the west and to the north. because we have the winds coming down out of the northwest and they bank into the mountains and builds up the clouds and the clouds try to clear on the other side of the mountains and there's been some snow in parts of the north country mountains this morning and there will be still snow flurries at times this morning. the bigger picture is a big area of high pressure that's building

skies, slowly through the day today. as the sunshine should increase more and more through the day. peeks of sun hopefully before the day is done and clearing skies tonight and more sunshine for tomorrow and the sunshine holds on for the first half of the upcoming week as well. a closer view showing you how it's clearer on the eastern half of the state because the down wind situation from the mountains. watch the skies slowly clear through the day. snow showers and clouds, gradually diminishing through the morning and mid day hours this afternoon and peeks of sunshine in the mountains and partly to mostly sunny everywhere else, the winds, as i mentioned, are still pretty busy all day long and take through tonight to gradually diminish. tomorrow, lots of sunshine for all of us. breezy, but a lot less windy for tomorrow and just a few clouds here and there and that will continue into monday, and tuesday beyond that as well.

mid 40's in central and southern new hampshire, upper 30's to here 40 degrees in the northern part of the state where, of course, it's cloudy with some snow showers in some spots. even colder for tonight. temperatures are down into the 20's in most locations, southeastern new hampshire in the lower 30's, here is a look at tomorrow. milder with more sunshine as well and the winds won't be quite as busy tomorrow. breezy, but that's about it. your outlook for the next seven days showing clear skies developing today, and basically, sticking around much of the week. it's thursday that we start sunny and cloudy and rain moving in thursday night. >> well, it's inevitable, right? the snow is going to come here eventually. >> eventually. >> before it falls, we're answering some of our viewers' most frequently asked questions. >> hayley lapointe has a look at dangers drivers often encounter on icy roads. >> have you ever seen these

they're all over the place because many vehicle crashes have been caused by slippery conditions on bridges and overpasses. it may not be something you really think about when you're driving, but it can be very deceiving thing for drivers. so, why exactly do bridges freeze first, here is the answer and why you need to be more cautious when crossing bridges in the winter. first off, cold air surrounds the surface of a bridge and over the top and the bottom and bridges lose heat from both sides. bridges have no way to trap heat and they'll ice up as soon as the air temperature decreases to the freezing point or 32 degrees. roads, on the other hand. as you can see down here, those have ground underneath them and retain their heat a little bit more. secondly, bridges today are built with steel and concrete, both of which are good heat conductors, they conduct heat, any heat that the bridge has, moves through the bridge to the surface where the heat is lost and the airflow around it is

retaining some of that cooler air that happens when the temperatures cool. now, roads are mostly made from asphalt, a poor conductor of heat and that lessens the rate of heat loss from the roadment bottom line, you want to be safe when you pass over bridges. here is what you need to know. if you're passing over a bridge, slow the speeds when you're approaching, because it could be slippery and you don't know it. if you happen to slide along the surface, don't hit the brakes, keep the steering wheel straight. the best thing to tell you to keep you safe. we want your questions, send them at wmur.com or facebook us. i'm meteorologist hayley lapointe. amy: coming up next, thanksgiving is just around the corner, but it's not all about the turkey and stuffing. we'll show you a tasty and healthy salad you might be able to serve with dinner. in the next half hour of news 9

paris under >> hi there, everybody. we're making some yummy dishes in cook's corner. and specifically focused on the side dishes. and from cucina aurora. >> i'm going to be here once a month. today, we're like-- everybody is like, it's salad, it's boring, but-- >> i didn't say that. >>, but i thought i'm going to do this beautiful fall salad for

thanksgiving. here is the thing about thanksgiving. i love thanksgiving and love to cook. favorite thing to do in the world, right? but turkey sort of bores me so you have to make your turkey-- >> i'm going to separate myself from that comment. >> everybody comes from thanksgiving for like the sweet potatoes and the stuffing. >> the sides are good. >> the sides are great. i like to always bring, if i'm going somewhere, i bring a beautiful salad or if i'm having people over, i'm making a beautiful salad. i think that salad is underrated when we have the big wheels and holidays. >> what are you making? >> i have some bitter greens, spinach and cale, ok? i'll add my red onions, super delicious. a lot of flavor. >> you want to throw in the chopped carrots. >> me? you accused me of being an expert. >> and throw in the pecans, i'm taking the day off.

and we add the pecans, we have plain today, but i like to do, >> sure. apple. this is apple? >> that's apple, right. we have beautiful granny smiths, and then goat cheese. >> goat cheese. >> look at that, oh, yes! >> you're a culinary master mind. what makes it really, really, really special is the dressing. so i have a little bit of apple aurora-- not raspberry, i have rosemary infused olive oil. >> this is why you do it. >> folks never heard of you, i make a whole bunch of products. >> there's people that never heard of me? might be one. right there. >> we make infused olive oils, four or five different varieties, beautiful risotto mixes and cookie mixes and gorgeous gift baskets we're starting to do for the holidays.

add the rosemary oil and apple cider vinegar, and you whisk. >> you took voice and diction, didn't you? >> and whisk that together and generously pour, so fancy. >> anybody can do that. >> and that's kind of the point, anyone can do that, you don't have to be a fancy gourmet chef. not everyone is as good as you, that's true. >> you guys have a couple of fun events coming up? >> absolutely. we're starting our open cupboards for the holidays. what that means, you can come up to our warehouse in salem, new hampshire and visit every friday from the 20th of november and through christmas. >> ok. >> and you can try all the products and you can taste everything and we have some custom gift baskets. what makes it fun is that we have our donation drive for operation congratulate dude and for every donation you bring, you get a dollar off your purchase. >> and helping out the community

as well. >> wick, what's the website. >> cucina aurora.com and come anytime. >> and you'll be back here soon. >> [sfx:] all candidates' voices talking over one another my dad carried mail on his back. they called him "john the mailman" and they loved him because he looked out for everyone in those neighborhoods. i learned something from my father, do your best to look out for other people. we turned ohio around and we created jobs and cut taxes and balanced our budgets.

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, it's 6:30, i'm amy coveno. we begin with a spectacular look at the horizon in meredith. 37 degrees at this hour, our top stories on the half hour. new overnight, french police are searching for possible accomplices of the eight assailants who terrorized paris concert goers and residents in the most violent attack since world 2. at least 127 people are confirmed dead. the second democratic debate kicks off in iowa. despite the terror in paris, they will not cancel the debate. they said it's more important

after what happened in france. >> they say the islamic state is responsible for the attacks in paris. at least 127 people were killed, marking the worst carnage since world war ii. nikole killian joins us from washington with the latest. good morning. >> good morning to you, amy. french president francois hollande is calling it an act of war and vows to strike back after convening a meeting this morning and placing the country on high alert after suicide bombers targeted a stadium, concert hall and cafes and the paris prosecutor's office says all eight attackers are dead. france has deployed troops and tightening the border, today many schools pan businesses are shut down. president obama spoke with president hollande expressing the united states' unwavering support. >> this is an attack, not just on paris, it's an attack not

just on the people of france, but this is an attack on all of humanity and the universal values that we share. >> now, a short time ago, secretary of state john kerry also commented on the attacks, calling them heinous and the most violent, of course, reaffirming what the president said certainly the united states assist. back to you. >> nicole, we understand former vice-president al gore was in paris when these attacks took place. >> that's right. he was actually there for a live broadcast that called 24 hours of reality on live earth. it was going to be a special on climate change, so the vice-president actually had to suspend that, of course, in light of those terror attacks. back to you. amy: nikole killian live for us in washington. we appreciate the coverage. if you're trying to find out information about a loved one in paris there's an 800 number. call 1-888-407-4747.

dartmouth college operates a steady abroad program in paris and the college told news 9 a professor as well as seven students participating in the program are safe and have been in touch with their families. the college says it's continuing to monitor the situation closely. nationwide, cities are coming together in solidarity, proving once again the city of light cannot be darkened. tightened security measures are in effect around the world as countries remain on high alert. one terror expert at harvard says perhaps what was more catastrophic than the attack is the fact that those who coordinated the attacks were available to avoid enforcement officials. >> these individuals were able to get through that system and carry out these attacks against soft targets. >> the doctor says experts will look to connect the dots to recent terror related incidents. who is talking to whom. what are the plans, organizations, funding schemes and more importantly, how to prevent something like this from happening again.

wmur has been following this story from the moment that it broke yesterday evening. be sure to stay with us throughout the morning for the most up-to-date information on the attacks in paris. good morning america will continue our coverage, that begins at 9 a.m. when we're not on the air, you can depend on wmur.com and the wmur app for the latest on this developing situation. and here closer to home, it's shaping up to be a cold autumn weekend in the granite state. meteorologist josh judge is here with a look at the weather. >> hi, this is a weekend that you would expect in november. we have so much abnormally high weather conditions to start the month, but closer to what you'd expect. the 30's and 40's out there and the wind are gusting today. already we've been watching the winds jump up in intensity in the last hour or so and i expect that trend to continue the next couple of hours, it will be another quite windy day. if any degree branches come down. the clouds are thickest to the north and west today.

they will gradually thin out as we go through the day into later today and any snow showers in the mountains, clearing to the west and look at the high temperatures, snow showers through the mountains coming to an end today. it will stay windy. a look at temperatures to expect the second half of the weekend and into the upcoming week in a few minutes. >> disturbing new details were revealed in court in the death of a 17-year-old girl in rochester last month. eve tarmey was found dead from a fentanyl overdose. her mother faces two charges that could carry up to seven years in prison. her boyfriend is charged with giving the fatal dose to the teenager. according to court documents, he spent $80 on what he thought was heroin and gave some to eve. around 3:30 in the morning. allegedly saw eve slumped over

half for calling for help. they're looking for a bank robber who is armed and dangerous, on white mountain highway just before noon on friday. police say the man m a semi automatic that he pointed at tellers and other customers and did get away with cash. witnesses say he was wearing a blond wig, a white hooded sweatshirt, ugg boots, if you have any information call the police. you can help a local family purchase a wheelchair van with their daughter. it left her nonverbal and in a wheelchair. today, wheels for maura will hold a dinner on church street. it's from 4:30 until 8:00. tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for kids. moving on to commitment 2016 coverage this morning, it's round two for the democrats, the three presidential candidates take the stage tonight in iowa

for the second debate. wmur's aixa diaz has a preview from des moines. >> we're on the campus of drake university where hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley will take part in the second democratic debate. iowa where hillary clinton caucuses. tonight, she comes in with a commanding lead in the polls, expect sanders and o'malley to challenge the front runner and highlight their differences on the issues. tonight, each candidate will get more time to speak than the previous debate. because there are fewer candidates on stage. chafee dropped out. >> the supreme court will take on the abortion case, stemming from texas which passed laws, requiring doctors who perform abortions have admitting privileges at a local hospital.

undue burden on a woman. >> semifinal playoff action around the state. jason king will preview. that's next. >> it's a cold and windy start to the day and temperatures not improving all that much. we'll talk about when milder

stories. we're continuing to follow breaking news out of france where more than 127 people were killed last night in violent terrorist attacks. french president francois hollande say that the islamic group orchestrated the worst since world war ii. overnight we've learned france will observe three days of democratic presidential hopefuls are in iowa this morning. democratic debate. officials say the debate will go france. >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch 9 forecast. >> it's a cold and windy start. look for the wind and chill to today. so, for your outdoor plans, do

and being ready for those winds, highs go from the low 30's up north. and in southern new hampshire we're in the low 40's right now. not heading much higher, thanks to the wind gusts and the cold air mass pushing in. the highs in even southern new hampshire will only be in the low and mid 40's for today. so, as you can see, not a whole lot of upward movement on the way. here is a look at our storm watch 9 spotter network and checking out the temperatures around southeastern new hampshire, generally lower 40's there, but southwestern new hampshire, it's in the upper and mid 30's in some spots. central new hampshire more 30's, a couple of 40's out there as we look around the lakes region and in northern new hampshire, you guessed it, there's some 20's up there, low and mid 20's, farther to the north, pittsburgh and stewartstown with chilly conditions and colder tonight. the wind adding insult to injury and we're seeing gusts near 30

height, during the mid day and early afternoon hours, the winds could gust from 30 to as high as 35 or possibly 40 miles per hour at times. so, keep that in mind, it's a slight chance that a tree branch for a small tree could be knocked down and cause some scattered power outages. a look at what's going on in terms of all of new england here. the clouds formed as that gusty winds come over the mountain. so typical for this area of the country. we will see the winds allow some clearing through the day today, eventually, especially in central and southern new hampshire. off to our west, it's a large area of high pressure, not too much going on, which translates into that happening for us in the next few days. a quick look at futurecast here, the clouds will be clearing up in central and southern new hampshire first and by this afternoon, even some late day breaks of sunshine in the part of the state where there's snow showers overnight and especially on the mountains. off and on, clear skies to

next several days, that lasts tomorrow and right into the first half of the entire upcoming week. so some pretty nice weather on the way and the temperatures starting tomorrow and the upcoming week, not today. it will be chilly out there. bundle up, as the conditions in the northern new hampshire and winds make it feel cooler than that, but tomorrow, will see the temps climb into the 40's and lower half of the 50's. tomorrow. nice first half of the week, especially when you consider that we're close to thanksgiving here as temperatures will be in the lower half of the 50's with lots of sunshine. friday. amy: keep expecting our luck to run out. it keeps holding. it's been great. from train rides to santa's elves. there's a lot going on and we wanted to hear you say--

>> what's happening, new hampshire? >> all aboard the world's first mountain climbing cog railway, take a trip to mount washington the highest peak in the east. on thanksgiving weekend, santas and elves will be joining passengers with a round trip through the winter wonderland of mount washington. finders keepers in the holiday spirit. volunteers will meet in exeter to stuff the $15,000 new toys that the store collected into stockings for local children's charities. the event runs from 10 until 4 at the exeter town hall. it's christmas in the village this weekend. in belmont at st. joseph parish. visit an array of christmas shops and themed pacts will be on sale, raffles and door prizes will be available as well. the surfing venue in the united states is hosting a junior

look how cool that is. surf,between 10 and 18 is taking part in the event, the eastern surfing association, this is the the united states. the first was held at surf's up in august. the competition gets underway at 8 a.m. and that's what's happening, new hampshire. sports. >> hey, everyone, friday night football, all about playoff previews this time of year. this is week number 11. we've reached the semifinals, let's start in division one where you have the blue hawks and the astros. they've played for the d-1 state championship and this year they meet in the semi. both teams are powerhouses and pinkerton won 12 state titles and exeter won 11 and in 1958, championship. impressive. they met just two weeks ago.

securing a playoff spot. game time is 1:00. >> it's always a battle and great respect to the programs. expect no difference on saturday afternoon. >> we need to be the disciplined team we are, go out and do our i think this, just know if we're coming out we're hitting the people harder than they're hitting us. >> turnovers on a game. we have to limit our turnovers and special teams are big in these games. >> they try to run up on you, it's football, you've got to man up and whoever is better than the next person. >> goffstown remains the only unbeaten team. the grizzlies beat the bulldogs in week 6, but goffstown scored once on special teams and once on defense. if bedford can clean up some of the mistakes, it could be a completely different ball game. a pair of one loss teams will

the defending state champions from windham will face the eagles. both have an explosive offense with a stingy defense, but the jaguars have recent championship experiencement the eagles haven't won a state title until 1993, but they're hungry. >> obviously, they're defending state champs and they play hard. it's obvious when we watch them on film that they don't want to give up the title easily. >> the key for us would be for our offense to really execute, got to get it done on offense and for our defense, do what we've been doing all we are. >> kennett is an outstanding team, a quarterback that we'll have to corral. defensively they come up and make playses. we'll have our hands full. four quarters. if we hang in there, we'll be

>> the top seeded team, the st. thomas aquinas. the on unbeaten team, one of the top quarterbacks in the state. they hold the record for touchdown passes in a single season and they face a physical milford team that's better each week. the spartans and saints play at 2:30 at portsmouth high school. there are two unbeatens in division three. including the bears. taking on moultonborough, they didn't play in the regular season and many players grew up playing financial against each other. and they feature christian zorano and similar teams that should put on quite a show today. >> they don't like to throw deep, they like to throw short passes and pick the right passes to throw, but nick brothers who we have to worry about, he's a beast. >> we have decent team speed and

it's going to clash this weekend and we'll see how it plays out. >> we need to get our mentality straight and want to and you've got to want it. >> they have a lot of weapons and we do, too, we're kind of similar and strong running and passing and receivers, a good match yum. >> the tigers host the 8-1 falcons. the top defenses in the division, allowing ten points a game and both can score points, about 40 a game. something's got to give today. kickoff there is 1:00. a reminder to watch all the shows on our season. wmur.com/fnf, and follow us on twitter, use the #fnfwmur. big play for unh play albany, the hockey team plays at merrimack. that's sports. back to you.

amy: still ahead, they say diamonds are a girl's best friend and one little girl just got the great he is friend of all. we'll tell you who bought in giant stone. milton. the 7-year-old hound mix is calm and obedient. he'll be happiest in a home with adults who can take him on long walksment for information about

>> a 74 foot spruce tree from alaska is making its way across the country on a semi. >> it was selected as the 2015 capital christmas tree. before it's to its destination in washington d.c. it will be lit up on december 2nd and stay up throughout the holiday season. amy: if all diamonds are eternal. josh: check out the 12 carat stone known as the blue moon and become the world's most expensive diamond. that thing is big! this week the stone fetched more than $48 million at auction in switzerland. the buyer is a hong kong billionaire who renamed it blue moon of josephine after his seven-year-old daughter. that's a lucky daughter, i amy: i guess so. josh: probably bigger than the daughter. amy: yeah. josh: we have a diamond in the

rough for this weekend. amy: oh, captain segue. josh: how about that. today is windy and cold, but of the weekend. today is chilly for sure and the winds will gust, but tomorrow, the winds still busy, but a lot coming week. amy: that looks like soup >> right. amy: today's top stories up next and we're following breaking news out of paris, france. at least 127 people were killed in violent attacks on friday.

the late >> now on news 9. terror in paris. more than 120 people killed in the deadliest attack to strike france since world war ii. the latest from the scene. murdered by isis. the person responsible for a new hampshire journalist's death may be dead. why james foley's parents say it doesn't matter. >> the weekend is here and so is the sunshine for most, anyway, we'll take a look how warm it gets. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. >> good morning, new hampshire. 7:00 exactly on this saturday, november 14th. i'm amy coveno, we're continuing to follow breaking news out of paris this morning. the associated press is reporting at least 127 people

are confirmed dead after a series of attacks, targeting concert go he is, soccer fans and paris residents enjoying a friday evening. abc's elizabeth hur is live with the latest with the latest overnight details. elizabeth? >> good morning to you, isis has now claimed responsibility and according to the fresh president, isis coordinated attacks from the outside with accomplices in france. new this morning, the french president says isis is behind the attacks. >> that rocked paris at six different locations. the worst carnage at this concert hall where a rock band, performing. >> there were nothing, nothing in the eyes, just anger. he was determined to kill and he

>> i saw a couple of people wounded. i saw this other guy with his wife. blood. >> many held captive, later filing out. hands on their heads, telling french tv tell the attackers, screaming allah akbar and a underfire. >> everyone was in-- stunned and frozen on the floor. >> and explosions outside of a packed stadium left thousands of sectators, including the french president stunned amid the chaos and confusion. there was also a snow of patriotism. fans evaluated singing the national anthem. on the ride home, president obama says france is not alone. >> this is an attack on all of humanity and the universal values that we share. >> again, french officials say they are now searching for accomplices. we are told eight attackers were

by detonating suicide belts. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >> both senators jeanne shaheen and kelly ayotte are offering their thoughts and prayers to the victims of the attacks. one thing is clear, the brutality of these terrorists will only strengthen our shared resolve to defeat violent extremism. senator kelly ayotte also acknowledging that the details are emerging, but said that people of all faiths and nationalities must come together to reject the barbaric radical islamist ideology that continues to justify and inspire these evil acts of mass murder. stay with wmur for the most up-to-date information on the attacks. when you're not on the air, you can depend on wmur.com and the app on the latest in the developing situation. we'll hear from the security expert and last night's attacks

play out in the coming days. turning now to local news. we're expecting a windy and cold start to the weekend. meteorologist josh judge joins us for the forecast. soup weather, right, josh? >> we're going to stay indoors, if you don't have to be outside because it will be cooler and windy as well. certainly, no problem going outside though. temperatures already near their highs in some locations for today. notice it's in the mid 40's in some parts of the lower merrimack valley and not going to see the temperatures go much higher. wind gusts continue. 15 to 30 miles per hour, it could be higher as we go through the mid day and afternoon hours. 30 to 40 miles per hour gusts a possibility. the clouds are certainly evident across the mountains the wind is causing the clouds, do expect the wind to continue right through the day today. highs from the upper 30's to the mid 40's. we'll talk about when the wind calms down and the temperatures

go back up in a few minutes. >> this morning, officials are trying to confirm whether the man shown in videos murdering two journalists with new hampshire connections is in fact dead. it's believed the islamic state leader known as jihadi john was killed during a u.s. drone strike in syria. one of those journalists, of course, james foley. and his parents say word that his killer may be dead, they call the government's misguided focus. >> it's a somber time with the bombing in paris and the bombing going on, continuing in syria, my fear is that this violence begets more violence. >> we have spent as much time chasing jihadi john as we have

and american citizens home, the different. amy: foley's parents say they want to focus on jim's life and legacy through the james foley foundation. well, the search for a missing plymouth state university morning. jake nawn disappeared more than 24 hours ago. darkness forced the search to be called off last night. wmur's mike cronin has the department. >> plymouth state university told its student body that investigators have been using a k-the team, boats and kayaks to search for this man as he disappeared near a river. his mother and friend reported him missing about an hour after he was last seen. >> friends of 23-year-old jake nawn are worried about him and hoping he's ok. >> he's a staple to our friend group, to the english department, to the college community. just really important. the plymouth state university student is missing. he was last seen thursday afternoon around 4:00 on foster

street near the common man inn. nawn's friend and old roommate brianna says that he lives off campus and is a member of poets and writers association. >> he can make anybody laugh and make a friend out of anybody in a few minutes. definitely a one of a kind person. >> we have poetry together and before class read poetry and talk and he always makes everybody smile. he always makes everybody much happier than they were before. >> nawn was last seen wearing gray pants, a green jacket and sneakers. and they say police, fish and game and k-9 search and rescue have been searching for the man. >> he's been having a rough time and we're all very, very close with him. saturday, those close to nawn will meet at the plymouth community gardens near where he disappeared to continue looking

for him. investigators will resume their search. we want him to be home safe. whether that means he keeps going to school or takes him off. he has really great friends who are here for him no matter what. >> police have been following up on several anonymous tips. plymouth state university says it's concerned about nawn and is asking anyone with information to contact police. in plymouth, mike cronin, wmur news 9. amy: a clerk fought back after a man walked in and demanded that he empty the convenience store. this happened at the afshim convenience store. he took items to the counter and said he would be taking them for free. the clerk did not give in. >> for whatever reason, the clerk was undaunted. he grabbed a large stick and store. amy: if you have any

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>> we continue to follow breaking news from paris. at least 127 people were killed. nearly 200 injured in a series of attacks and shootings friday night. at least six sites in paris were targeted. new this morning, german media is reporting a 51-year-old man who was arrested last week after firearms were discovered in his vehicle, has now been linked to the attacks in paris. also new.

hollande says the islamic state group orchestrated the attacks. and just into the news room. a syrian passport was discovered on body of one of the suicide bombers. one of the attacks is in the same general neighborhood as the charlie hebdo offices, that's where another deadly attack happened in paris just ten short months ago. the worst attack was at a concert hall where over a thousand people were watching an american rock band perform. scores of people were held hostage at that location by attackers. u2 is in paris this morning, the band canceled the concert because of the state of emergency in the country and they were planning to film the show for an h.b.o. special. facebook users in paris during the terror attacks were able to notify family and friends around the world that they were safe. it notifies the user's network that they were all right in the event of an emergency.

the safety check tool was launched in 2014 and used five times. be sure to stay with wmur throughout the morning with the most up to state information on the attacks in paris. an investigation is underway this morning after a serious bus crash in california. at least 20 people were hurt, five are in critical condition after a tour bus crashed into a site in san francisco. according to emergency officials, the bus driver was speeding and driving erratically. the bicyclist hit several cars where crashing into a scaffolding. a teenager's pocket dial, accidentally called and had 911 on speed dial. the teens are charged with underage drinking and vandalizing school buses. josh: i believe they call that a butt dial. amy: brilliant. from the brilliant criminal file. josh: absolutely, yeah. knuckleheads in the news (laughter) let's take a look and when we come back we'll look at conditions out there.

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>> we continue to follow breaking news out of paris this morning. the associated press reporting at least 127 people are dead. nearly 200 injured following a series of attacks on friday, and

new overnight, 1500 extra soldiers have been mobilized to guard french facilities and schools in light of the attacks. many schools are open on saturdays, but closed today. custom officers will check every single person and every single piece of baggage and every vehicle leaving and enter the company. several cities including boston are increasing security. we'll bring that throughout the morning and in just a few minutes. >> now, followings josh judge with your storm watch 9 forecast. >> check this out. it's white on the ground in coal brook this morning. we've had snow in the mountains overnight and it's showing up now that it's light out there. how about that? live pictures of cole brook from the web-cam there and we've got some snow-like conditions in other parts of northern new hampshire. especially on the northern and western sides of the mountains out there this morning and those showers could continue in some isolated spots through the

before they taper off. there's the temperatures, low 30's up north supporting snow. 30's and 40's everywhere else at the moment. how about the wind? it was gusty yesterday. some places yesterday lost power and it's possible there could be a few scattered outages as well. the sustained winds, 5 to 25 miles per hour and the wind gusts in the last 30 minutes are picking up and will continue to do so through the day and wind on average about 15 to 30 miles per hour, but there will be gusts, in fact, look at this, laconia reporting one right now. between 30 and 40 miles per hour at times and those stronger gusts, that's the type of gust capable of bringing down install limbs or branches. don't be surprised if that could happen today. you can see the flow coming down

the clouds in the north and western part of the state. and it's called down sloping and much more clear in those spots and eventually we'll see the skies clear up more, breaks of sunshine in northern new hampshire as well. off to the west, high pressure means not much doing in those spots. that's the good news as that moves in, we're going to see the conditions continue to be quite clear. . i'll get out of here and take a look at that as we take a look at the futurecast here, clearing skies in central and southern new hampshire with the snow showers continuing at times in the mountains, but eventually, waning off this afternoon. there could be breaks of sun late day there. for tomorrow, lots of sunshine, less wind and milder, so a much nicer day tomorrow ap monday looking pretty good as well. let's look at the high temperatures for today. only in the upper 30's in northern snam with the snow

showers winding down. windy all day and highs in the low to mid 40's across the rest of the granite state. suniest in southeastern parts of the state and eastern new hampshire, down wind of those mountains, the farther west and north you go. around. eventually, developing more sun through the day, especially by this afternoon. lots of sun tomorrow and for the upcoming week. another nice november stretch with above average temperatures on the way. >> wow. perfect timing i think for this story because the snow is actually falling in parts of the state. we're answering some of the most commonly asked questions about winter weather. >> hayley lapointe has a look at one of the dangers, drivers encounter on icy roads. >> have you ever seen these signs while driving around new hampshire? they're all over the place, and it's because many vehicle crashes have been caused by slippery conditions on bridges and overpasses. it may not be something you really think about when you're

thing for drivers. so why exactly do bridges freeze first? here is the answer and why you need to be more cautious when crossing bridges in the winter. first off, cold air surrounds the surface of a bridge and goes over the top and underneath the bottom. this means that bridges lose heat from both sides and bridges have no way to trap any heat so they will ice up as soon as the air temperature decreases to the freezing point, 32 degrees. roads on the other hand, as you can see, down here, those have ground underneath them and retain their heat a little bit more. secondly, bridges today are built with steel and concrete, both of which are good heat conductors because the materials conduct heat, any heat that the bridge has, moves through the bridge to the surface where the heat is lost and the airflow around it is retaining some cooler air that happens when they cool. roads are made from asphalt, a poor conductor of heat and lessens the rate of heat loss

from the roadment bottom line, you want to be safe when you're passing over bridges. here is what you need to know. if you're passing over a bridge, slow speeds when you're approaching it, it could be slippery and you don't know it. if you happen to slide along the surface, don't hit the brakes, keep the steering wheel straight and west thing we can tell you to keep them safe. send your questions to weather@wmur.com or facebook us. lapointe. >> coming up in ex, if you're thinking about installing a new walkway or patio. tell you why using permeable pavers could be beneficial to are ground water. in our next half hour of news 9 this morning.

new information coming in on the >> welcome to today's grow it green. we're at the landscape construction program. i'm joined by margaret hagan and margaret, behind you is a beautiful waterfall, but where is the pond? >> well, it's actually a pondless water feature. and so, the water comes down, it goes through a retaining box and gets recirculated and goes over and over and over again. >> now, we see them installing part of the patio here. >> right. >> what is unique or special

>> so, this is a pervous paving system and they may need to keep the water on sight. you put in a ground material that's fairly large and quarter inch stone and follow it up with bedding stone and that happens before you put a single paver down and the idea is that it will hold water so that it infiltrates and anything coming roof. >> i have pavers here and you can see that they're a different size as well. >> the perm meable paver is thicker and because there's a little space, not that big, a little space between the pavers, quarter inch, fell it with sand and water moves from sand into the holding system down below. >> and finally, why is this important? >> this is important because a lot of old small camps on

and big houses with lots of imper impervious pavers are there. >> that's it for today's grow it green. amy: coming up on news 9, terror in paris, we have the latest on the violent attacks. how the candidates are preparing for the second slowdown showdown tonight.

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do, now, wmur news 9 this morning. >> good morning, it's precisely 7:30. i'm amy coveno and we're looking live at cole brook, a little dusting of snow in the north country people are waking up to. might put you in the mood for the holiday season or something like that. >> the top stories, new overnight. french police are searching for

possible accomplices of the eight assailants to terrorized paris concert goers and residents in that country's most violent attack since world 2. at least 127 people are now confirmed dead. >> despite the attacks in paris last night. democratic officials say they would not cancel the debate and saying it's more important now after what is unfolding in france. >> four people in farmington face drug charges after police say they busted two heroin dense. they found people allegedly using the drugs along with needles and cash. >> we're continue to follow a developing story overnight out of paris. associated press reporting at least 127 people are confirmed dead after a series of attacks concerting concert goers, soccer fans and paris residents, simply enjoying a friday evening. france's president declared a

stand firm against its enemies. there were nothing, nothing in the eyes. >> just anger, he was determined, and you know, he knew how to do it. >> i saw a couple of people wounded. i saw a guy with his wife, shirt basically drenched in blood. >> at this time police believe eight attackers were involved. all were killed, seven of them were wearing suicide belts. we will have live report from washington coming up in a few minutes. dartmouth college operates a steady abroad program in paris and the college told news 9 the professor along with seven students participating are safe and have been in touch with their families. the college says it's continuing to monitor the situation very closely. >> nationwide, cities are coming together in solidarity. proving once more, the city of light cannot be darkened. tightened security measures are around the world as countries remain on high alert.

one terror expert at harvard said perhaps what was more catastrophic were able to avoid enforcement officials. >> these individuals were able to get through that system and carry out attacks against soft targets. >> the experts will now look to connect the dots to other terror related incidents. who is talking to whom. what are the plans and organizations, funding schemes and more importantly, how to prevent something like this from happening again. wmur has been following this story from the moment it broke last night. be sure to stay with us throughout the morning for the up-to-date information on the attacks in paris. good morning america will continue our coverage. when we're not on the air, you can depend on wmur.com and the wmur app for the latest on this developing situation. >> back here closer to home, it's shaping up to be a cold autumn weekend. meteorologist josh judge is in the weather system for a look at

>> colebrook and check out this right here in pittsburgh with some snow here as well. this is a live web-cam looking at the top of the state here, a well. as snow showers fell last night and will continue to fall in the mountains, through the day today. here is your radar and look at it, it's a little heavy earlier and scattered flurries in that part of the state. you head farther to the south, windy and partly sunny, a chilly one for sure and those winds have been gusting today and will continue to do so. 80 miles per hour at the top of mount washington. sunshine and clouds today. snow showers continuing in the mountains, 37 to 45, a windy one, this second half of the weekend, this does look better in minutes. >> on friday, a mother of a 17-year-old found dead from a drug overdose faced a judge, boyfriend. they told investigators what

motel room where eve tarmey was found dead last month. jean mackin has the latest. jean: in court friday morning, the 41-year-old mother faces two felonies that could each carry up to seven years in prison after her 17-year-old daughter, eve tarmey, was found dead from a phentinol overdose in october. inside the riviera motel in rochester. her mother's boyfriend, 41-year-old mark ross is charged with giving the fatal dose to the teenager. according to the court paper work, ross told investigators he spent $80 on what he thought was heroin, not fentanyl and gave some to eve because she was upset her boyfriend didn't show up for a date. around 3:30 in the morning, he saw eve slumped over in bed and knew she was dead. he told investigators he threw out needles from room 117 and took some time to call 911 because jasmine would not wake up.

he estimates there was a delay of an hour and a half. arriving officers say they walked into the motel room to find mark ross performing cpr while eve's mother paced. another adult charged in the case. 31-year-old-- >> that was jean mackin reporting. they say that eve tarmey overdosed on fentanyl. her mother's boyfriend could spend life in prison if he's found guilty of giving her the drug. and police say they busted two heroin dens in farmington. the month's long search culminated on thursday evening after they say they respond today drug overdoses and thefts at both addresses. officials say they only found drug paraphernalia on the main street address, but at the house on bunker street, officers say

they discovered needles, heroin, cash, as well as three people inside the bathroom using heroin and allegedly destroying the evidence. police arrested 41-year-old tina courto, 21-year-old robert stanley. 23-year-old dylan patch and 28-year-old kaitlin brooks. >> hooked on this stuff and it's killing them, it's literally making these kids go from-- my daughter weighed 120 pounds and now she's lucky she weighs 80 pounds. she looks like a walking skeleton. amy: police say two other warrant for the same address are pending. conway police are looking for a bank robber. they say he's armed and dangerous, officials responded to td bank on white mountain

police say the man had a semi auto pointed this at tellers. if you have any information, contact the police. a school bus was shot and friday morning, the bus driver was the only one on board when she heard what she thought was a grosse pointe shot. the shot hit the front driver's side near the windshield. thankfully the driver was not hurt. police say this is a wooded stretch of road and are investigating whether or not that shot came from a hunter. to commitment 2016 coverage this democrats. the three presidential candidates take the stage debate. aixa diaz has a preview of tonight's event from des moines. >> we're on the campus of drake university where hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley will take part in the second democratic debate. candidates are courting caw cause goers in iowa where hillary clinton finished third in the 2008 caucuses and

tonight, she comes in with a commanding lead. the polls and expect sanders and o'malley to challenge the front runner and highlight differences on the issue. tonight, each candidate will get more time to speak than the previous debate. there are fewer on the stage. withdrew. a special veterans day, how spirits. you don't want to miss this story. the wildcats played their game. jason king will show you how the unh football team did. >> we're looking at chillier and windier days today. and that doesn't even include the wind.

at >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch 9 forecast. josh: a blustery day, starting with clouds and the live camera in manchester, we're watching it

bounce around a little bit. every time a wind gust kicks up, at 44 degrees, the wind only sustained at 9 miles per hour and gusting much higher than that. there is your sustained winds, 9 in manchester and higher in other spots. when you factor in the wind gusts. as you can see gusting as high as 25, even 30 miles per hour in some spots. laconia, a 33 mile per hour wind gust a few minutes ago and we will continue to see these type of wind gusts as well as possibly higher than that at times through the mid day hours between about 10 a.m., 2 or 3 p.m. i think the height of it for today. don't be surprised if you have a random couple of tree branches that come down here and there and the wind and at least brings the possibility of a power outage or two. the conditions are not only windy, but it's also chilly out there. lower 30's in northern new hampshire where we, of course, start off the day with some snow this morning and upper 30's and low to mid 40's again in central and southeastern parts of of new hampshire.

i'll get out of the way and let you take a look at this and as you can see, there's clouds out there in the western and part of the state and clearing southeast, west of us, high pressure building in and that means increasing sunshine not only through the day today. eventually you'll see more breaks of sunshine working out. tomorrow, lots of sun and most looking like a good amount of sunshine. if you're zooming close and winds come down and bump in the mountains and ring out in the storm of clouds, but in snow showers and flurries, as it comes over the mountains, the wind dries out and therefore, the clouds do as well and you can see the clearing skies in southeastern new hampshire, that's the trend to expect all day today. farther south and east, the more sun and especially as you head up there as well. eventually they try to calm

down, late today or by this evening, clearing skies, moving in and then we're in fairly clear conditions for the next several days and nights. chilly nights and a little milder days on the way for a few. the coolest and windiest, too, they'll relax into tomorrow. nice today in the low to mid 40's across central and southern new hampshire. upper 40's to the north. it will be colder tonight. 20's and lower 30's in southeastern new hampshire tomorrow, as i mentioned milder, upper 40's, low to mid 50's with lots of sunshine on the way, here is a look at the next several days, second half of the weekend will be brighter and milder and this upcoming week looking like a good amount of sunshine as well. >> this morning, the president of france says the islamic state group is responsible for the attacks in paris. at least 17 people were killed marking the worst carnage since

world war ii. nikole killian joins us from washington with the latest. >> good morning to you, amy and isis now claiming responsibility for the paris terrorist attacks in an online statement, both in arabic and french, meanwhile, francois hollande is calling these attacks, an act of war and vowing to strike back against isis after convening a special security meeting. he's placed the country on high alert after suicide bombers launched coordinated attacks. and the paris prosecutor's office says all eight attackers are dead and french police are now saying at least one of them was carrying a syrian passport, as the search continues for potential suspects and accomplices, france has deployed troops and is tightening at its border. today, many schools arby'ses are shut down and overnight, president obama spoke with president hollande expressing the united states' unwavering

support. >> this is an attack not just on paris, it's an attack not just on the people of france, but this is an attack on all of humanity and the universal values that we share. >> and this morning, secretary of state john kerry is also adding his voice to the reaction, saying that these are the most vile, unacceptable acts of terror and that the u.s. will do everything it can to stand with france. amy. >> nicole, even without a specific threat. can you talk about what's being done here in this country and are there any examples of additional security? >> the department of homeland security and fbi say they're in touch with state and local law enforcement. now, they emphasize there's no credible or specific threat against the u.s. at this time. but nonetheless, cities like washington have stepped up security around the french embassy. other french related sites taking place in new york city as well. back to you. >> nikole killian live in washington d.c.

trying to account for about 70 u.s. citizens in france. if you're trying to find out information about a loved one in paris, you can contact 1-888-407-4747. it's 7:50. an update on our other top stories. officials are trying to confirm whether the man shown in videos, murdering two journalists who have new hampshire connections is in fact dead. it's believed the islamic state leader known as jihadi john was killed during a u.s. drone strike in syria. democratic presidential hopefuls are in iowa ahead of the second democratic debate. officials say the debate will go on despite what is unfolding in france. the search for a missing plymouth state university student, jake nawn disappeared more than 24 hours ago. last seen wearing gray pants, a green jacket, and vans style sneakers. a special veterans celebration

took place inside a manchester hospital this week. it was a small parade with a very big meaning our jean mackin shares the story. >> it had all the pomp and patriotism of the grandest veterans day parade. every heartbeats true for the red, white and blue >> the crowd may not have been huge, but the hearts at elliott hospital in manchester sure were. >> we had a world war ii veteran as a patients on 0 your unit and telling us stories about his time at the battle of the bulge and we can't believe that he's 93 years old. >> the registered nurse decorated the room of world war ii veteran alexander peters to lift his spirits. >> he was anxious to go home and i was like, why do you want to go home so bad? he said i've got to make the veterans day parade.

rained out after all, there was nothing, but sunshine in the highway. the emblem of the land i love, the home of the free and the brave >> the most memorable, he started singing the star spangled banner and we stopped and listened and we were crying. >> he was able to get home, he said he wasn't able to talk about his personal parade and carly made sure of that. >> my grandfather is a veteran as well. it's special to me, i think it meant a lot to him. he started tearing up when we were all singing with him. so, i think we couldn't have honored him in any other way. >> in manchester, jean mackin, wmur news 9. >> now, jason king and news 9 sports. >> hey, everyone, let's start on the hard court with the celtics. taking on the atlanta hawks.

in the third koert isaiah thomas drives the lane and had a nifty lay-in. celtics up. and olenic knocks down the 3, celtics win 106-93. red sox made huge trade getting an all-star, kimbrel. the red sox gave up four minor leaguers to get him, including an infielder. unh basketball, women beat colby sayier. the men hosted linden state and the first basket of the year goes to jalen smith. cats on the run and smith to weiss weissner.

and unh. they go on to get the win, 82-45. echl hockey, toledo in town to take on the manchester monarchs. second period tied at two and all allden hirshfield, the monarchs get it back, great moves by stephen legion. who scores to tie the game at three. the monarchs would win, 5-4 and they will play again tonight and then again on sunday afternoon. sunday's game is a 3:00 start. how about some college football for you. big game for u nh at albany. home against pace and plymouth state on the road at fitchberg state. they need that win to keep their playoff hopes alive. >> we've got to find a way to get a win on the road.

we have not done a great job. one win playing against colgate. we've got to go down there and play error free and execute the ball. >> we know their season as well as we did and it's not a battle and nobody's going there and expect to lay down so we're definitely going to have to bring our best for this weekend. >> back on college football here on wmur tv at noon time. ohio state and illinois. michigan and indiana is the 3:30 game and then unite cap oklahoma takes on fourth ranked baylor, that's 8:00 tonight here on channel 9. unh hockey team, they skate at merrimack college as well. that's sports, back to you. >> thanks, jason. ahead on news 9 this morning, they say diamonds are a girl's best friend and one little girl

we'll tell you >> well, you know, they say all diamonds are forever, so this next gem must be eternal. josh: check this out. the 12 carat stone known as blue moon has become the most expensive diamond. it fetched more than, brace yourselves, $48 million at an auction in switzerland. the buyer is a hong kong billionaire who renamed it blue moon of josephine after his

amy: 48 million. josh: you could power for a few days. there are snow showers in the mountains and dusting of accumulations in parts of northern new hampshire this morning. lighter winds and it will be breezy and a lot of sun for the upcoming week. amy: all right. the news does continue with the top stories. up next, we'll of course continue to follow the news out of paris, france. at least 127 people were killed in violent attacks overnight. we do have live reports and new developments just in the past

we hope you stay with us. >> now on news 9, terror in paris. more than 120 people killed in the deadliest attack to strike france since world war ii. the latest from the scene. murdered by isis. the person responsible for a new hampshire journalist's death may be dead. why james foley's parents say it doesn't matter. >> the weekend is here and so is the sunshine for most, anyway. we'll take a look how warm it gets. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. >> good morning, new hampshire, 8:00 on this saturday, november 14th, i'm aim amy coveno. we're continuing to follow news out of paris, france. the associated press reporting

at least 127 people are confirmed dead after a series of attacks targeting concert goers, soccer fans and paris residents enjoying a friday evening. the latest details. >> good morning to you, yes, isis has now claimed responsibility and the french president has declared three days of national mourning, isis. >> new this morning, the french president says isis is behind the attacks. that rocked paris at six different locations. the worst carnage at this concert hall where an american rock band, eagles of death metal, was performing. when the gunman stormed in coming face-to-face with concert goers. >> there was nothing, nothing in the eyes, just angers.

he was determined, and you know, he knew how to do it. >> i sow a couple of people wounded and this other guy with his wife, shirt basically drenched in blood. >> many filing out hands on their head, telling french tv they heard the attacker allah akbar. >> everyone was stunned and frozen on the floor. and explosions outside a packed stadium left thousands of spectators, including the french president, stunned amid the chaos and confusion-- >> there was also a show of patriotism. fans evacuating singing the nan anthem. here at home, president obama says france is not alone. >> this is an attack on all of humanity ap the universal values that we share. >> meanwhile, in an audio message posted online, isis claims france remains its main

target and this was, quote, only the beginning of the storm. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >> both senators jeanne shaheen and kelly ayotte are offering support to the victims of the attacks. much is unknown about the attacks, but one thing is clear, the brutality of the terrorists will only strengthen our shared resolve to defeat violent extremism. senator kelly ayotte, acknowledging that details are emerging, but said, quote, people of all faiths and nationalities, must come together to reject the barbaric and islamist terrorist ideology that attempts to justify these evil acts of mass murder. be sure to stay tuned to wmur for latest on the paris attacks and when we're done on the air, you can depend on the app for

>> in the next half hour, we'll hear from the security experts for the attacks and how the investigation will play out in the coming days. we turn now to local news. a windy and cold start to the weekend. josh judge joins us with a look the a the forecast, and some of the state seeing snow? >> here is a look at pittsburgh, we're taking a look at berlin from the camera. here is pittsburgh on our web-cam. you can see the white ground and the snow is falling, if you look at the trees here, you see the little white dots. that's the snow flurries and light snow that's falling at this moment there and continues to do so off and on through the day today, as well. take a look at where we're headed today, with sunshine in south and southern and southeastern parts of the state, eastern new hampshire, but areas up here in and around the mountains to the north and west, that's what we'll see the clouds last the longest and snow showers continuing in the mountains through a good portion of the day. the other big story, of course, is the chilly conditions and

it's quite windy out there right now and will continue to be so with gusts as high as 30 to 40 day. of course, that wind makes them indicates. we'll talk about when the winds calm down. >> they're trying to confirm whether the man shown murdering two journalists who has ties is dead. it's believed the leader known as jihadi john was killed in a drone strike. one of those was james foley. and his parents say they're frustrated by the government's misguided focus. >> it's a somber time with the bombing in paris and the becoming going on, continuing in syria syria. my fear is that violence begets

more violence. >> we have spent as much time tracing jihadi john as we have in terms of bringing the british and american citizens home. the results have been much different. >> parents say they want to focus on jim's life and legacy through the james foley foundation. the search for missing university student will resume this morning. james nawn was missing more than 24 hours ago. mike cronin has the latest from the plymouth police department. >> plymouth state university told its student body that investigators have been using a k-9 team, boats and kayaks as he disappeared near the river, he was reported missing an hour after he was last seen.

nawn are worried about him. >> he's a staple to our group and department. >> he was last seen at 4:00 on foster street near the common man inn. his friend says he's living off campus and is a member of the boats and writers association. >> he can make anyone laugh and you know, can make a friend out of anybody in just a few minutes. definitely, one of a kind person. >> we have poetry together right now. and before glass we hang out and read poetry and talk. and he always makes everybody smile. he always makes everybody much happier than they were before. >> nawn was last seen wearing gray pants, a green jacket and van style sneakers. and they sent a message new england k-9 search and rescue have been searching for the man.

and you know, we're all very, very, very close with him. >> saturday those close to nawn will meet at the plymouth community gardens near where he disappeared to continue looking for him and investigators will resume his search. >> we want him to be home safe, whether that means he keeps going to school or takes time off, he has really great friends who are here for him no matter what. >> police have been following up on several anonymous tips. plymouth state university says it's concerned about nawn and is asking anyone with information to contact police. mike cronin, w-news 9. amy: a manchester store clerk fought back after a man walked in and demanded he empty the cash register. this happened at the afshim convenience store. he put items on the counter and said he was taking those.

grabbed a large stick and chased the assailant out of the store. the clerk was not hurt. if you have any information, you're asked to call the manchester police. we continue to follow appears in paris this morning. terror. fwnts gunshots and glass coming through window.

states are >> we continue to follow breaking news from paris, the associated press reporting at least 127 people are dead and nearly 200 are injured following a series of attacks. at least six sites in paris were targeted. new this morning, german media reporting a 51-year-old man who was arrested last week after firearms were discovered in his vehicle has now been linked to attacks in paris.

also new, french president francois hollande say that the islamic group orchestrated the attacks and british prime minister david cameron warning to brace for casualties from the attacks in paris. one is in the general neighborhood as the charlie hebdo offices where another deadly attack unfielded ten shorts months ago. the worst attack was at a concert hole -- hall where over a thousand people were watching an american band. u2 is in paris and canceled the concert tonight because of the state of emergency. they were planning to film the show for an h.b.o. special. people were able to notify parents and families arounded world that they were safe for facebook safety check tool.

been used since then five times. be sure to stay with wmur throughout the morning for the most up-to-date information on the attacks in paris. >> and now, to an investigation that's underway after a serious bus crash in california. at least 20 people were hurt in this. five are in critical condition after a tour bus crashed into a construction site in san francisco. according to emergency officials, the bus driver was speeding and driving erratically, he ran into cars and scaffolding. on this coast, police in maine say a teenager's pocket dial led to three arrests or vandalism on halloween. the student accidentally had 911 on speed dial. and the teens are charged with vandalizing school buses. josh: saying, i can only imagine who turned us in. it's windy and chilly and cold,

a november morning out there. it really is. we'll talk about how much of a november weekend it will be coming up. amy: josh judge is back with his

and closer to winter >> we continue to follow breaking news out of paris, france this morning. the associated press reports at

following a series of attacks. new from overnight, 1500 extra soldiers have been mobilized to guard french facilities and schools in light of the attacks. many schools in france are open on saturdays you, but are closed today. custom officers will check every single person, every single piece of badge and every vehicle entering and leaving that country. several large cities in the united states, including new york and boston are increasing security. peel have much more on this developing story coming up in just a few minutes. >> now, meteorologist gosh judge with your storm watch 9 forecast. >> windy and chilly. good ways to describe this morning and much of the day today, too. it's one of those types of days you think of these types of days in november and here we go. here is samberton with partly sunny skies, 36 chilly degrees. winds are sustained at 13 miles per hour and gusting certainly higher than that. there is your current is your stained wind speeds around the

when you factor in the wind gusts, it's much higher, 15 to 35 mile per hour wind gusts on average through the day and there could be a few that get a little higher than that, up closer to 40 miles per hour at times. so, keep in mind, when you have wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. there's a risk of tree limb and branch falling and sometimes on power lines. doan be completely surprised if your power flickers or goes away at times in some spots. temperatures out there in the 30's to the north and west, and hampshire. these are the areas that will see the most sunshine today, but gradually we peel away the clouds in central and southern new hampshire away from the mountains, farther west and north, these are the areas, the clouds are the most persistent for much of the day. a couple of web-cams out there, two of them in pittsburgh, both of them showing the same thing. snow on the ground. the dusting out there. here is another web-cam in pittsburgh showing exactly the same thing and actually

gathering on some of the trees as well. you have to go up into northern new hampshire get some elevation and latitude to be an i believe to see this. speaking of elevation, top of mount washington, this is the observation deck. building. that's about it. they are in the clouds and in the snow, and s you can see on the doppler radar. partly sunny to mostly sunny skies right now and that will be the case through the day today. even the areas here in central of sun. the breaks of sun will be much more limited in northern new hampshire. it's possible you could have some later on. a close-up look here at the cloud coming and going across southern parts of the state. here is where it's sunny and windy through the day today. northern new hampshire, the clouds persist longer and snow showers continuing as they bank and rings out the atmosphere of creating clouds and snow showers and flurries. high pressure to the west building in today and tonight. meaning tomorrow, lots of sunshine, calming things down a

little bit and still breezy tomorrow, but much, much better. take a look at futurecast here, the next several hours, yeah, we'll continue to see snow showers for a while and they'll wane late day today. and the clear skies roll on and on as we go through the next several days into the coming weeks. upper 30's to the north and low and mid 40's with windy conditions through the rest of new hampshire. tomorrow, breezy, but not windy nearly as much anyway, a little milder, too, we'll make it into the upper 40's and lower 50's with sunshine to follow this week as well. >> well, the timing is just right for the next hour because before the snow falls or in some cases it's already falling in some parts of the state, answering some of the viewers most commonly asked questions. >> one of the dangers, drivers encounter on icy roads. >> have you ever seen these signs while driving around new hampshire? they're all over the place, and

crashes have been caused by slippery conditions on bridges and overpasses and it may not be something that you think about when you're driving, but it can be deceiving for drivers. why exactly do bridges freeze first? here is the answer and why you need to be more caution when crossing in the winter. first offings cold air surrounds the surface of a bridge and goes over the top and underneath the bottom. this means that bridges lose heat from both sides and bridges have no way to trap any heat so they will ice up as soon as the air temperature decreases to the freezing point or 32 degrees. roads, on the other hand, as you can see down here, those have ground underneath them and retain their heat a little more. secondly, bridges today are built with steel and concrete. both of which are good heat conductors because the materials conduct heat, any heat that the bridge has, moves through the bridge to the surface where the heat is lost and the airflow around it is retaining some of that cooler air that happens

now, roads are mostly made from asphalt, which is a poor conductor of heat and that lessens the rate of heat loss from the road. bottom line is, you want to be safe when you're passing over bridges. so here is what you need to know. if you're passing over a bridge, slow the speeds when approaching it because it could be slippery and you just don't know it. if you're sliding and happen to slide along the surface, don't hit the breaks, keep the steering wheel straight and that's the west thing to keep you safe. we want your winter questions, join us or facebook us, i'm meteorologist hayley lapointe. coming up next thanksgiving just around the corner. and stuffing. the tasty and healthy solid that might accompany your dinner. paris under siege.

dead >> hi there, everybodying , we're making yummy dishes, focusing on the side dishes, we're here with dawn from cucina aurora. >> i'm going to be here once a month and everybody is like, oh, a salad is boring, but-- >> i didn't say that. >> well, i was like i'm going to do a beautiful fall salad for thanksgiving. >> sure. >> here is the thing about thanksgiving, i love thanksgiving, obviously lo of to cook, my favorite thing to do in

the world, right? >> yeah. but turkey sort of bores me so you have to make the turkey-- >> i'm going to separate myself from that comment. >> everybody comes to thanksgiving for like the sweet potatoes and the stuffing. >> and the sides are good. >> the sides are great. i like to always bring if i'm going somewhere, i bring a beautiful salad or if i'm having people over i make a beautiful salad. i think salad is underrated when we have the big meals, holidays. this is bitter greens, spinach and cale, ok? and then i'm going to add my red onions that's super delicious and gives it a nice bite. >> a lot of flavor in that. >> you want to throw in the chopped carrots? >> you accused me of being an expert, all in the wrist. >> all in the wrist and then our pecans, do them as well. i'm taking the day off. this is all, you know. and we add the pecans. we have the plain pecans, but if

you have the time i like to do candy pecans. let's add a little bit of apple. >> this is apple? >> that's apple, right. we have beautiful granny smiths and then goat cheese. >> goat cheese, look at that, oh, yes! >> you're a culinary master mind. what makes it really really really special is the dressing. i have some apple cider vinegar and i have cucina aurora rosemary infused olive oil and i'm going to-- >> and while you're doing that. folks who never heard of you, you make a whole bunch of products. >> there are people who never heard of me? >> one person out there. >> olive oils, we have four or five varieties and we have risotto, and cookie mixes. the salad dressing is that easy. add the rosemary oil and apple cider vinegar and you whisk,

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>> cucina >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. >> good morning, it's 8:32, we begin with a live look at berlin, 31 degrees as we say good morning to the north country. here is a look at our top stories on the half hour. new overnight. french police are accepting for possible accomplices of the eight assailants who terroristed paris concert goers and tourists and residents in the violent attack since world war ii. 127 at least are dead. the democratic debate is in iowa and they will not cancel because they say it's more important

after what's happened in france. they've busted two heroin dense, three people were allegedly using the drug along with needles and cash. we are continuing to follow a developing story overnight out of paris, the associated press is reporting at least 127 people are now confirmed dead after a series of attacks targeting concert goers, soccer fans and paris paris residents enjoying an evening. they're pledging to stand firm. residents are creating memorial day and waiting in long lines to donate blood. >> there was nothing, nothing in the eyes, just anger. you know, he knew how to do it. >> i saw a couple of people wounded. i saw this other guy with his white shirt basically drenched in blood. amy: at this time french police

all were killed, seven of them from suicide belts. we'll bring you a live report from washington in a few minutes. in paris, the college told news 9 as well as seven students participating in the program are safe and have been in touch with their families. the college says it's beginning to monitor the situation closely nationwide. they're coming together in solidarity. tightened security measures are in effect around the world as countries remain on alert. a terror expert says perhaps what was more catastrophic, those were able to avoid enforcement officials. >> these individuals were able to get through that system and carry out these attacks against soft targets. >> dr. marcus says experts will now look to connect the dots to incidents. who is talking to whom. what the plans are,

organizations, funding schemes and more importantly, how to prevent something like this from happening again. >> wmur has been following the story from the very moment that it broke yesterday evening. be sure to stay with us throughout the morning for the most up-to-date information on the paris attacks. good morning america will continue 0 your coverage, beginning at 9 a.m. and when we're not on the air. depend on wmur.com as well as the wmur app for the latest on this developing situation. and back here closer to home, it's shaping up to be a cold state. meteorologist josh judge is in the weather center with a look at today's forecast sweater weather, right, josh? >> sweater weather and snow weather in some spots, yeah, i just said that. watch and see why in a moment. portsmouth, blue skies, southeastern new hampshire, the suniest, the farther north and west you head the more clouds you see and light snow there, following in the north country and even a dusting in many parts of northern new hampshire, especially those areas well

evaluations. and meanwhile in southern new hampshire and central new hampshire, you can see it's sunny and partly sunny in other areas away from the mountains. the temperatures in the 30's and lower 40's in southeastern new hampshire. look at wind gusts though, 15 to 30 mile per hour wind gusts with occasional 30 to 40 mile per hour wind gusts throughout the day it had. highs only in the low and mid 40's to the south and upper 30's in northern new hampshire. more on the rest of the weekend forecast when the sun comes out full in your full forecast coming up. >> disturbing new details were revealed in court in the death of a 17-year-old girl in rochester last month. eve tarmey was found dead from a phentinol overdose in october. her mother, 41-year-old jasmine rood will face charges in prison and her boyfriend is charged with giving the fatal dose to the teen. according to court documents

he thought was heroin and gave some to eve. he allegedly saw eve slumped over in bed and waited an hour and a half before calling for help. and police say they busted twor heroin dens in farmington. the months' long investigation culminated after they were at an apartment on bunker street after they responded to drug overdoses and thefts at both addresses. they only found drug paraphernalia at the house on main street, but on bunker street, they found heroin, and cash and three people using in the bathroom. they found them. >> they're hooked on this stuff and it's killing them.

it's literally making these kids go from -- my daughter weighed 120 pounds and now she's lucky she weighs 80 pounds. she looks like a walking skeleton. amy: police say two other warrant for the same address are pending. today, boy scouts throughout the state will take part in the annual scouting for food drive. residents are encouraged to leave nonperishable foods and items out for pickup. the most needed, canned proteins, soups, vegetables, pasta and rice. hygiene products are needed. year. democrats, the three presidential candidates take the stage tonight in iowa for the second debate. wmur's aixa diaz has a preview from des moines. >> we're on the campus of drake

clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley will take part in the second debate. in iowa hillary clinton finished third in the dow 2000 8 caucuses. expect them to highlight differences on the issues. tonight each candidates will get more time to speak because there are fewer candidates on stage. jim webb and lincoln chafee dropped out last month. amy: coming up, a big day for the football playoffs. semifinal action around the state. jason king will preview it all. >> we've got a gusty and sunny wind. for most of us 30's in northern new hampshire.

>> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch 9 forecast. josh: all right, we're starting off with some snow and some white covered ground in some areas, here is colebrook, the brightness of the day has melted some of it. you can see on top of some of the surfaces there's some snow and we have snow cover, a dusting in many locations in northern new hampshire, areas of elevation, particularly to the north and west, you can see the snow that's been falling across the mountains overnight and again right now, it's coming down, light snow and flurries in many locations and also the clouds, you see the clouds, i'm going to zoom in and let you see. see the lines down the clouds there. that's known as wave clouds and that indicates-- you can see the lines there,

that indicates that the clouds being formed by the mountains as the wind comes down out of the northwest and it forces the air to go up and down and up and down and that's how the ripples are formed. the other story, the sustained wind gusts are pretty strong and even stronger, the gusts out of there wind between 10 and 20, but the wind gusts about 15 to 30 and in some cases 35 miles per hour out there. we could see random wind gusts here and there today, as much as 40 miles per hour. here is your temperature, speaking of 40's, we're in the lower 40's. the areas with the most sunshine. farther north and west and clouds as i was showing you caused by the mountains. southern new hampshire, a good amount of sunshine out there, but you're going to see the clouds at times this morning and they'll probably increase in sunshine and the clouds decrease as we go through the day in central and southern new hampshire. northern new hampshire takes a

are causing the clouds and the mountains, but on the far side as the wind comes back down around the mount washington valley you'll see some sunshine there, but stray snow showers, even possible there and areas in the up slope regions. throughout the day. high pressure is building in and it's bringing us more and more sunshine. the sun increases through the day today. and tonight, the clear skies build in, winds slowly finish tonight into tomorrow and still some breezy conditions tomorrow, but nothing like today and tomorrow, lots of sunshine and that sunshine continues sunday. monday into tuesday and probably wednesday as well. so, a good portion of the upcoming week look pretty good out there. the high temperatures for today. well, on the chilly side. a here is a look at manchester and we'll zoom right into downtown manchester, partly zone skies and increasing, and highs

in the 30's in the city and the 20's most everywhere else. pure sunshine, mostly sunny cite-wide and highs into the lower 50's. the highs again, 30's and 40's and better from here. tomorrow in the 40's and low to mid 50's and the 50 degree readings will continue through the week. it's thursday into friday that we'll seat next chance of rain, amy. >> the this morning the president of france says the islamic state group is responsible for the terrorist attacks. at least 127 were killed parking the worst carnage in that nikole killian joins us from washington with the latest. >> good morning to you, amy. isis also claiming responsibility for the attack in an online statement both in french and arabic, meantime, prech french president hollande

is calling it an act of war and vowing to strike back against isis and this morning, he's declared a state of emergency and placing his country on high alert after suicide bombers launched coordinated attacks friday night targeting a stadium concert hall and cafe. all eight attackers are dead although the french police are now saying that at least one of them was carrying a syrian passport. as the search continues for more suspects and accomplices, france deployed troops and tightened borders today and many businesses and schools are closed, overnight. president obama spoke with president hollande and expressed the u.s.'s unwavering support. >> this is an attack not just on paris, it's an attack not just on the people of france, but this is an attack on all of humanity and the universal values that we share. >> now, this morning, secretary of state john kerry also expressed his outrage about the attacks, calling them the most

vile, unacceptable an acts of terror and also pledging that the u.s. will stand with france, amy. amy: nicole, what about possible threats here in the united states? is there a heightened alert of security among agencies? >> the department of homeland security says there's no credible or specific threat against the u.s. that being said. many cities, including in washington, are stepping up their security, especially the a sites that are french related. back to you, amy. amy: nikole killian live for us from washington. trying to account for 70 u.s. citizens in france. if you're trying to find out information for a loved one in paris, 888-407-4747. several cities ap airports across the country are increasing security measures because of the attacks. officials from manchester boston regional airport just e-mailed us here at the news room with a statement, saying the airport takes a multi-layered approach

to airport security and advised employees and tenants be on higher awareness. it will not impact the travelling publicing. it's 8:49, an update nowen 0 our other top stories. officials are trying to determine whether the man shown in a video is dead. it's thought that jihadi john was kilted during a u.s. drone strike in syria. democratic hopefuls ahead of the democratic debate. officials say the debate will go on despite what is unfolding in france. it is a busy weekend here in the granite state from train rides to santa's elves and we wanted to hear you say-- >> what's happening, new hampshire? hampshire? >> all aboard the world's first mountain climbing cog railway.

washington, the highest peek-- peak in northeast. santa and his elves will be joining passengers for a special round trip through the winter wonderland of mount washington. it's christmas in the village this weekend, in belmont, visit an array of christmas stops and raffles and door prizes will be available as well. and surf is up in nashua, the first ever surfing venue in the united states is hosting a junior surfing competition today. surfers between the ages of 10 and 15, it's sanctioned by the eastern surfing association, this is the second surfing competition to be held in the united states and the first is held at surf's up in august of 2014. the competition gets underway. well, it got underway 15 minutes ago and that's what's happening, new hampshire. >> now, jason king and news 9 sports. >> hey, everyone, friday night football, all about playoff

this is week number 11 which means we've reached the semifinals. let's start in division one. the blue hawks and the astros, over the last six seasons pinkerton or exeter played for the d-1 state championship. this year, they meet in the semis and both teams are powerhouses and pinkerton 12 state titles and exeter won 11. and they shared a championship, not all in division one, but impressive. the astros and the blue hawks met two weeks ago and pinkerton pulled out a win, securing a playoff spot. the game time in derry today is 1:00. >> well, it's always a battle. great respect to that program. played them over the last five years, great games and expect no different on saturday afternoon. >> and we need to be the disciplined people we are, go out and do our thing and just know if we're coming out and we're hitting the people harder than they're hitting us. >> turnovers on a game like this, they're critical to both teams.

we have to limit our turnovers and special teams are big in these games. they don't try to hide anything, it's national football, you've got to man up and whoever is better thatten the person. >> goffstown remains the only unbeaten team in the division. the grizzlies beats them. golfs tourn -- goffstown scored, and if they can have a different ball game. in the two semifinals. windham will host the kennett eagles, they did not face each other during the regular season. both have an explosive offense and stingy defense. the jaguars have recent championship experience. the eagles haven't won a state title since 1993, but they are hungry. >> obviously, they're defending state champs and they play very

when we watch them on film. they doesn't want to give up the title easily. >> the key for us would be for our offense to get it done and for our defense, be doing what we've been doing all year. >> and kennett is the outstanding team. they have a quarterback that they have to corral a little bit. and defensively they come up and make plays. we'll have our hands full. >> the men don't break mentality. it's not going to come easy, but if we hang in there we'll have success in our game on saturday. the top seeded team in division two. the saints are 9-0. the only beaten team. and steven headberg had touchdown passes, and they pace a milford team that's better each week. the spartans and the saints play at 2:30 at portsmouth high school. there are two unbeatens in division three.

the bears take on interlake's moultonborough today at 1:00. the two programs know each other well and many of the players even grew up playing football against each other or together. the bears feature sorano. and the other brothers. similar teams that should put on a show today. >> they don't like to throw deep. they like to throw short passes. they pick the right pass to throw, but nick brothers, who we have to worry about. he's a beast. >> and we have to look at the speed of the team, score quickly on offense and it's going to it plays out. >> we've definitely got the talent, we need to get our mental mentally street and want to, you you've got to want it. >> they've got a lot of weapons and we, do, too. and we have strong running and passing and good receivers, i matchup.

tigers host the falcons, the top defenses in the division. allowing less than 10 points a game. something's got to give today. kickoff is 1:00. you can watch all of our friday night football shows from the season on our website, wmur.com/fnf and follow us on twitter #fnfwmur. and they play at albany tonight. and unh at merrimack.

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>> well, amy, we had areas of northern new hampshire wake up to snow not only like what you're seeing on pittsburgh on the ground, but coming down hard in some areas in northern new hampshire. and that will continue this morning into the early afternoon and otherwise partly sunny and windy and chilly out there. amy: get your sweaters out. good morning america is next and they will have much more on the terror attacks in paris.

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