vermont right now has gone to hillary clinton. again, it takes 270 electoral votes to win it all. >> at 7:30, just a number of states closed. ohio and west virginia, north carolina as well. so these states are closing here just about every half an hour. ours closes a half an hour from now. there are minutes left to cast a ballot in massachusetts. the polls are set to close at 8:00. the long lines could singal record turnout with more than a million people who have already cast their ballots. there could be two million people actually showing up to vote today. that total would break the record for voting in the bear state. the polls are still open in many spots in. new hampshire, that state could swing the outcome of the presidential race. >> there has been record turnout in some towns in new hampshire. >> maria, less than half an hour before the polls here close, things are finally winding down, like so many other polling places in new hampshire. the broad street elementary has been busy all day long. 83% of all registered voters

you can see the snow does diminish and/or ends towards the berkshires and vermont. there will be clouds and maybe flurries tomorrow. i think by tomorrow the accumulating snow is done. we'll have more in the way of sunshine tomorrow through most of the day on wednesday. so if you're traveling within new england tomorrow and wednesday, there really won't be precipitation at least falling at that time. we do want to talk about thanksgiving because this is interesting. not a major storm at all. if it is in the form of snow, it could be enough for a coating or tiny bit of accumulation. you see that strip? right here around 7:30 in the morning towards northeastern connecticut? it could hold together. around the time football gales are played, there could be a light coating of snow or rain towards cape cod. the timing is thanksgiving morning. on friday, looks like we're in between systems. but late friday or friday night, more rain seems likely for most of our area. that system may intensify some as it turns somewhat colder. so on saturday there's a chance of rain or snow

hillary clinton has three with vermont. here are the states we're going to keep a close eye on, florida, north carolina, michigan, ohio, and arizona that's right. we could be a tossup state in this. we could go blue for the first we're expecting these results will be coming in in a couple of hours when we get the early returns. the first returns coming in from the east coast. we'll be filling them in as the states are called for the candidates. reporting live, marc martinez, fox 10 news. >> hillary clinton casting her own ballot in her hometown of new york. supporters greeting the former secretary of state, including bill clinton. the same polling station that have been years. >> new york is expected to glow glow -- go in the clinton column. >> the empire state has voted democrat in the last seven presidential elections. joel waldman is live in new york. >> reporter: good afternoon out there. great to be with you. fox news actually confirming a few of its returns just a few donald trump taking kentucky and indiana. hillary

for the complete schedule, go to booktv.org vermont senator and former presidential candidate bernie sanders discusses the future of the democratic party and the incoming administration. he was a guest speaker at the christian science monitor breakfast here in washington, d.c.. it's just under an hour [inaudible conversations] that's the alarm to tell us we are out of money. [laughter] probably not the best move. but anyway. thanks for coming. i'm david cook. our guest today is bernie sanders, senator from vermont and the new member of the democratic senatorial leadership his last visit in the group was june, 2015 and we appreciate him coming back and we are pleased jeanjean sanders is joining us s morning for our locale directed breakfast. he moved to vermont and worked as a carpenter and later as a writer and was elected the mayor in 1981 and served for four terms in the post and was elected as a member of the house and served until he won a seat in the senate in 2006 and was overwhelmingly reelected in 2012. the crowd around the table underscores that he made a serious run for the

,maria: of vermont college student will spend the next 3.5 years behind bars after he drove drunk and killed his best friend in a car crash. convicted of motor vehicle homicide and manslaughter in the death of craig sampson. castano was visiting his childhood friend at endicott college in beverly last april, when he crashed the car they were in into a utility pole. craig sampson's father hopes his family's suffering serves as a message. >> i hope that our loss, as painful as it is, can m having the same loss. maria: a very emotional trial there. castano will also serve three year's probation and will lose his driver's license for 15 years. ed: lots of tears in the courtroom today at the sentencing re-trial of gary sampson, as the loved ones of the 3 men he killed took the stand. newscenter 5's sera congi is live at the federal courthouse in south boston. >> i could see some of those publicly for a second time in the retrial of gary sampson. >> all we can do is put everything out there as we see it, feel it. we can't control that. >> micheal rizzo put everything out there on the witnes

air starts to work on in, and that will change rain over to snow across western new england and they vermont and even a few inches of snow into the berkshires and it's going to be a consistently northwesterly wind that going to consistently push any left over moisture across the higher terrain, across vermont is back to, berkshires. for us from the worcester hills eastbound, we may see a passing flurry or snow shower at times tomorrow. and earlier in the morning there could be a little bit of a slushy coating in the hr up in new hampshire. i don't expect it to be much of an issue on eastern mass. gusty wind will continue not only tomorrow afternoon, but as we get into monday, and tuesday as well as the chill will he air settles on -- chilly air settle on in. how about ski country getting some snow. yeah, they will, specially the higher terrain, and southern vermont back in the berkshires, they're expecting snow, a little bit of a blue coating into western, and northwestern, places like wiggington. and a little bit of a coating that should be about it. onshore wind, it's going to turn out of

robert young and his 6-year-old daughter annabelle of vermont were killed. it happened when a storm moved through during a circus performance at the lancaster fairground in august, 2015. more than one hundred people were inside at the time, and officials say there was only one exit, ran toward, but that's also where structures were collapsing. osha officials say the company failed to act even after the national weather service broadcast seven weather alerts that wind would be whipping more than 60 miles per hour. according to osha the company also didn't use the correct stakes to secure the tent to the ground and didn't follow engineer guidelines. originally osha fined the walker a total of 14 workplace violations. but now the new settlement calls for $24,000 in fines, and for the company to come up with a comprehensive safety plan if they ever go back into the circus event business. the new england regional solicitor of labor sent out this statement regarding that agreement saying "while nothing can undue the tragedy in lancaster this settlement does seek t

here is a look at snowfall accumulations, more across the mountains of vermont. for us it means an abrupt change to windy, cold weather coming up over the weekend. there you go, day by day, a few showers or flurries in the higher elevations and colder. highs only in the low 40's and monday, windy and cold. some areas won't even get back to 40 degrees. chile through midweek, so far it looks like chilly weather could be arriving around thanksgiving day. we will talk more about that. >> a person has been shot in a ho on west cottage street looks like maybe an ambulance there, hard to tell from this distance. sources say a homeowner shot an intruder. >> to come tonight, facing addiction. >> the surgeon general's new report calling for a cultural shift in the way we view drug and now call abuse. >> first responders fighting the >> a catchy nickname, t so-called spelling bee bandit d't exactly ve up to it. coming up at 6:00, embarrassing evidence. ? at blue cross blue shield of massachusetts, we offer a variety of medicare plans to fit your budget and your lifestyle. w

. >> reporter: in his voice and on his face, torment and for this vermont father, the guilty plea does little to tease. >> any sentencing. our family does not desire to be any kind of revenge or retaliation. that all we wanted was that perhaps a message would be sent. >> do you still wish to waive your right to trial on the this claim? >> 24-year-old joseph cass standio entered a guilty plea on two charges connected to the april crash that took the life of 19-year-old craig sampson the third. casta?o's blood alcohol level three times the legal limit when he lost control of his speeding bmw. >> his car then slammed into a poll, passenger's side slammed into a pole, killing craig endicott college in beverly when sampson was a student. the two best friends since childhood. >> i hope that at our loss -- that our loss, as painful as it is, can maybe prevent somebody else from having the same loss. that's all. >> reporter: joseph casta?o will serve his time in a house of corrections instead of a jail. that decision handed down by the judge. the family of craig sampson, they wanted him to do

wind and cold this will be will notice out in the berkshires and mountains of vermont. by tomorrow, night it should be cloudy pretty much everywhere. you start with some rain in the berkshires. berkshires by sunday morning. and it keeps snowing in parts of the berkshires and mountains of vermont, and that is where snow accumulation is likely to be. could be a couple of inches in the berkshires and more than that in some of the green m ountains. maybe even some snow flurries for the worcester hills. contrast that with the incredible beauty of today, with cape. they may start to come back, especially toward southeastern mass. maybe even the coast for saturday morning. as the wind becomes light east just above the surface, it could make low clouds form or return to the shoreline. inland areas, 495 north and west could be sunny for a fiar part of the chile us to north -- chilliest north and west. still could approach or touch 60 over parts of the interior. by monday, the cold will be well-established but it's going to be very windy as well. what a change. that's why we are

showers generally light from southern vermont down through pennsylvania. this is a front slowly pressing eastward but it's going to lose some steam. what it means is just a chance of a shower through the afternoon, so your commute's dry, no problems. 1:00 p.m., a couple of showers from manchester along route 2, a spotty shower early afternoon showers particularly south of town until 9:00, 10:00, over the cape. high temperatures not as warm as yesterday, but most of us go to 55 to 60 above normal for this time of year. lower 60s we'll still be able to manage from plymouth to taunt en and around 60 on the cape. partly cloudy tonight, cooler than this morning, 38 downtown, around 38 degrees. there are be a few clouds, breezy and -- there will be a few clouds, breezy and school. veterans' day it looks quiet but windy, up to 40 miles per hour. it's kind of a blustery end to the week with normal temperatures, highs in the mid 50s, saturday chilly with 40s for highs, we make a rebound on sunday, a nice fall day. we should be in the >>> we have some heavy traffic

her latest win came at killington, vermont yesterday. shiffrin lived in new hampshire for a while as a kid, and attended burke mountain academy in northern vermont. the win was the 22nd world cup victory for the 21-year-old, and were the first for killington, and the first in 38 years in vermont. a chef in illinois is paying tribute to the chicago cubs after their world series win. remember that? he made a gingerbread replica of wrigley field. it weighs more than 400 pounds and it's all edible. except for the players who are made out of legos. don't eat those. the chef says it took him and his crew more than 70 hours to build the replica. [laughter] everything? i love it. sean: a couple in georgia had a thanksgiving they won't soon forget. they spent their holiday getting married inside a grocery store. >> she said where are we going to have our wedding at and i said obviously, where i met you at. sean: larry tinson and his now wife, mary have known each-other for about twenty years but it was not until four years ago, when they ran into

a university of vermont student organized the protest after she says her friends expressed concerns about a trump presidency on facebook. students are holding signs in the city's park. the protest has been peaceful. they are also planning to hold a vigil tonight at 7:00. in oregon, protests against donald trump turned violent. protesters spray painted buildings with anti-trump messages. one person ran through a car portland police say the crowd threw things at officers and smashed windows in businesses. officers arrested 26 people. cleanup under way in new orleans after anti-trump protesters spray painted a statue of robert e. lee. about 400 people took to the streets shattering windows and spray patrioting. today city workers cleaned up the graffiti. tonight they say they are prepared if there are more problems. story we brought you last night, the bald eagles stuck together in that storm drain in orlando. wildlife experts now say these two bald eagles started fighting in the air and locked together as they can do in a fight. they fell to the ground together, becoming stuck in the drain.

the terms have been popular in oregon, washington, vermont, and california. the 2016 race for the white house may have just ended, but democratic pundits already looking ahead to 2020. vermont senator bernie sanders will be 80 years old. he's unlikely to make a presidential run. massachusetts democrat senator elizabeth warren is already well-known across the country for her twitter wars with donald democrats, according to the new york daily news, including new jersey senator corey booker and new york governor andrew cuomo. tracking the impact of ballot questions this morning. >> the changes on the way here in the bay state. we're still waiting to hear the results of the new hampshire >> breaking news in your "news president-elect of the united states. the popular vote still a very thin margin, but the electoral college put the gop nominee over the top. >> this is a huge story and we have big eyeopener team coverage with crews covering all of the angles. first want to get to cindy, who has the forecast. it's a pretty mild start compared to the last few days. >

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none of this information is disclosed. >> reporter: and it's not just 700 investors in the vermont project who've literally paid the price. in south dakota, an eb-5-funded beef packing plant went belly up, taking the funds of some 300 investors with it. >> they assumed that the state was overseeing this investment and the fact is that they were not. >> there is no set of sanctions for violations, no recourse for bad actors. >> reporter: last year, six bills were introduced in congress to reform the eb-5 program, increasing scrutiny of the so-called regional centers, private firms that sponsor eb-5 developments. none passed. why? >> there are a few regional centers with very powerful connections in washington, including their lobbyists, they are concerned that any reformny would impact their ability to raise capital for cities such as new york and los angeles anduc miami. >> reporter: right, says angelique brunner, who owns ando operates five regional centers. but without eb-5, she says, many urban projects, like this retail development in washington, d.c. would never break ground. >> we're

ogunquit, maine and woodstock, vermont were on the only other -- were the only other new england towns to make the top thirty list. all three are nice to visit anytime of year. a business in dallas is giving people a chance to vent their kevin: it is called the anger room. for five minutes you can crush rangers, alarm clocks and vases. the anger room is not the only business of its kind. the range room in toronto, $25 for 45 minutes of smashing. after five minutes, i would be tired. computer. kevin: that is the kind of thing you can only do once while having your job. [laughter] sean: it helps to get it out in a healthy way. coming up, rallying around a boy who is confined to a wheelchair. find out how the community helped his family get a wheelchair accessible van. ray: we will tell you about a daycare who has voluntarily changed its doors and why the state reindeer to stop by your home? sean: now on "daybreak," a day care in lee is closed this morning after a child was found wandering a busy street. the number of families affected. homicide investigation -- how investigators say a li

randy: a vermont man is going to related to a deadly crash. prosecutors say 20-year-old joseph castano was visiting his friend at endicott college in april when he crashed into a pole. 19-year-old craig simpson was killed. he there serve three years probation and lose his license for 15 years. emily: a gorilla standards when a 3-year-old boy slipped into it. the gorilla harambe was killed. it could lead to fines or other disciplinary against the zoo. randy: an arizona police officer is on administrative leaving for punching a woman in the face. the officer claims she was resisting arrest and had kicked and kneed him. the woman and a man were being evicted from an apartment when the officer responded. a wild scene outside a tampa, florida, bar. a brawl on a sidewalk early tuesday morning came to a crashing end when a car slams into the building. you see it here. the driver took off and is still on the run. one man was taken to the hospital but refused treatment. no one was inside the bar at the time. emily: the bruins give it up in the final mi

north and west of there to include the berkshires southern vermont, not everyone gets the ice even in the advisory area. temperatures will be gradually warming up into the early morning hours. there will be some scattered spots of showers here back here where the temperatures will be at or below freezing. notice the pink colorings future cast getting in on the act. continues here through 7:30 in the morning the morning commute along route 2 can be treacherous in spots between 495 out through western massachusetts. clouds through the middle of the day then here come the steadier rain. so the problems are two-fold. the freezing rain to a moderate threat. fog there will be some out there. it takes a little longer for conditions to warm up. but poor in the again, why another batch of rain here in the seven-day forecast. right back into some rain. then by wednesday middle of the day there will be some more rain make sure you check with shiri first thing in the morning for any icy spots before you leave. brady with his assessment of his effort on that play. it was something. he'll talk abou

. >> sampson confessed to police in both vermont and massachusetts. we are hearing from the judge that federal wrap their portion of the case tomorrow. we are live in south boston, jonathan hall, 7 news peer. >> police in new hampshire looking out for a burglary suspect for this to the man and two suffolk university students robbed an atm near campus. they say two men approached them asking for money. one victim said the man had a gun but never revealed it. police are still searching for the robbers. recovering from a serious head injury after he is attacked outside of his home on ive street. officers say they found the 46-year-old man bleeding from his head after being struck with an object. they say the victim was conscious. police do not have suspects room last night. >>> the bruce school in lawrence will remain closed after fire to through the school monday morning. students can pick up their belongings today by checking in with the school safety officer. investigators say they believe an electrical issue sparked a fire that started in a science c

. >> reporter: 20-year-old joseph kass tonna of williston, vermont, will serve three and a half years in the house of correction after pleading guilty to manslaughter he was in the courtroom just a little while ago with his familiar i will under a the family of the victim. many of the family members shedding tears. he was blind the wheel when his slammed his car into a pole in beverly back in april killing his best friend. who was in the passenger see. now police say that he had a blood alcohol contend of more than twice the legal limit. the victim, 19-year-old craig samson a student was after the court the victim's father in tears said he hopes that others learn from this tragedy. >> any sentencing from our family is not desired to be any kind of revenge or retaliation. that all we wanted was that perhaps let a message young man, but to our community around us. to our other children. and your children. that all i ask is that you think twice before you act once. >> reporter: craig samson's father said that the only reason his son got into the car that night was to console the man, his

and the state of vermont, fox news projects hillary clinton will win vermont and vermont three electoral votes will go to hillary clinton. fox news also projects donald trump will win the state of west virginia. west virginia and its five electoral votes to go to d called south carolina. south carolina with its nine electoral votes. those all will go to donald trump. and here's a look at the states each candidate has won so far. this is all the polls that closed at 7:00 eastern, 7:30 eastern and 8:00 eastern. all the ones that have now been called. mississippi, south carolina, tennessee, oklahoma, missouri, kentucky, west virginia, and indiana, all of those to donald trump. and a conglomeration of states in the northeast. massachusetts and vermont, maryland and new jersey, all of those going to hillary clinton tonight. then we can move on to the latest in the electoral vote count. as you add all of those up, it is very early and it is very close. hillary clinton with 68 electoral votes in the states we've been able to call. donald trump with 67. we'll be updating these numbers and throug

i used to live in vermont, and in montpelier, vermont. a town of 7,000 people but the state capitol. and bernie sanders, in 1998, a member of the house of representatives and he organized these buses that would -- every saturday, and downtown, there would be this bus and you'd see all those older people, getting on these buses. and i'm like what the hell is this bus thing? turns out they were done mont peel ya is two hours south of montreal so they were driving up to montreal to buy their pharmaceuticals because it was illegal to ship them into the country but if you went there you could buy them. so u.s. congressman erring people because it was so much cheaper there, and as you correctly pound -- point out, they're the exact same drugs. this is a scam, it's a scam that is done at law, right? the law is providing -- this is a government monopoly, the drug companies, whether they bought by buying politicians, which the supreme court authorized in 1976, in the buckley vs. vallejo hays. from george washington until 1976, giving money to a po

upstate new york, vermont and new hampshire. it's not even that much snow. especially from what they are used to. we are going to see a good looking weather through much of the country. even farther back off to the west, seattle they are seeing a little bit of rain and snow through the higher elevations. so how much snow are we talking about? well, a couple of inches through minneapolis and that inches though. little bit more further north in the state and also through upstate new york and vermont and new hampshire just anchor so. here's the forecast for thanksgiving for us. this is 11:30 in the morning, just some showers out there. they don't last long. in fact, by the afternoon, dinner time, we're looking dry. cloudy skies will stick around for those family backyard football games. and friday shoppers will be dry and chilly. but the clouds will stick around. 49 today. 53 for tomorrow. 54 for thursday. for thanksgiving, not a bad day at all. just w friday, chance of showers late in the evening. i think we'll be pretty dry. it will be rather breezy. saturday

we have a dense fog advisory to our north, southern new hampshire and vermont as well as to our west, west of worcester

they're coming to vermont to shoot? yeah, well, they feel if i'm in a situation where i feel comfortable, and with people i know, cheaper. hi. i'm larry. this is my brother, darryl, and this is my other brother, darryl. we would like to announce the grand opening. of what? of our new escort service. we almost called it the "anything for a buck escort service," but darryl thought we ought to try something more romantic. "the acme escort service." how'd you guys come up with this idea? well, we was wonderin' how to raise the money to buy into a time-share condo near epcot when darryl realized what a valuable commodity we are in ourselves. yeah, you're right up there with pork bellies. thank you. no! you see, larry, we have this pile of brochures, and when single women are looking for something to do, oddly enough, the first place they tend to look is right here. near the bottom? go figure women. well, we'd better get back before them calls from affection starved females start floodin' in. larry, what if there isn't exactl

and there guy moves up to vermont and moved to a place of to us about race. >> but i can imagine a third party with a strong candidate challenging the monopoly and i remember the way the electoral college works. and all you have to do is get enough states to make sure either more electoral colleges. >> it happens for a few times. >> i don't think in this cycle, we're going to see the election go to the third party. i don't think he's going to get into the debates now and i think we're going to see an election future will hold. >> well, much love to you and your wife who make this all possible. >> it's always a pleasure to be on your show. thank you. i love your show. >>> and welcome back. and that was a great discussion with alex and we want through everything. >> we talked about safe spaces in chicago which is ridiculous. >> i get where you're going. >> well, how are things going for circa? >> well, it's interesting. a lot of things are falling into place and we're look at the trends we're seeing in politics. >> you can go to circa.com. so you can find out what is going on with >> and i

. >> sampson called to turn himself in to police in vermont in 2001. at the time he had just murdered three men as you heard. after a week long crime spree across new england. jurors will decide if he death. >>> also for the first time the jury saw surveillance video of sampson trying to stab a correction officer with a sharp end of a broom stick at a federal prison in innine 2011. all this -- in indiana in 2011. >>> skyfox flew over sandy pond today as divers search last seen on friday. police found his car nearby. they did not find him in the water. >>> tonight a you lowell police officer is at the center of an investigation surrounding what happened inside the school where he worked. officer david then placed on paid administrative leave while the d.a.'s office looks into a complete related to an arrest made at lowell high's career academy school. it happened in september. city manager kevin murphy would not give details to us but did say there was some sort of altercation between >> it is concerning because no matter what you shouldn't touch a chil

vermont goes to hillary clinton. the projected winner in vermont. we're watching virginia. the polls have closed there. too early to call, clinton however leading in virginia. georgia, also, too close to call. and south carolina, too early to call.

reporter: plymouth state university was one of two colleges the vermont senator visited tuesday. he continued the campaigning alongside governor hassan at becomes the next united states senator from the state of new hampshire. report these stops kicked off his coast to coast trip, taking him to 12 states. his final push before the election. sympathizing with with with voters for being frustrated with the campaign but begging them to not sit this one out. >> i don't want to make all of you nervous here in new hampshire. but you got a lot of responsibility on your shoulders, all you are a battle ground state. and the future of this country may rest on your four electoral votes for president, and on who you you length for the united states senate. reporter: from here sanders plans ongoing to 11 more states, ending his week-long swing in california. heather hamel, wmur news 9. jennifer: the trump campaign tonight is heavily focusing on turning traditionally blue earlier today trump continued that swing state push in philadelphia, and right now he's heading onto wisconsin. of course p

the audio fis ski world cup comes to killington in vermont this weekend. shiffrin, who grew up in the lebanon area, will race in giant and then her specialty is on slalom on sunday. the national bowl for fcs football. unh is in at 21 and they are ready to host lehigh. richmond will host north carolina a&t. here is coach mac. >> it is a tough draw. lehigh has come on. have one. they can play. i know the coach. they are a hell of a football program. we have to play well to win. jamie: and when they do take on lehigh, unh will be going against a really good player from new hampshire. number three, troy pelletier is a junior wide receiver from deerfield. he played for coach ryan ray at manchester central high school. this year he leads the mountain hawks with 88 catches 1,140 , yards, and 11 touchdowns. that is 32 more catches and 6 more touchdowns then the leading unh receivers. it could not be much bigger in a regular-season game. number three michigan and number two ohio state. more than likely, a berth in the playoff is on the line and you can watch it sat

there's a chance of showers across vermont, new hampshire in far northern massachusetts. you are locked into the clouds and cooler temperatures. in the meantime a chance for temperatures south of the pike and getting into southeastern massachusetts. the main area of rain were watching for tomorrow comes in around lunchtime from west to east and travels across the region as we head through the afternoon, early afternoon toward cape cod. it shouldn't be a big soaking rainfall but it is some rainfall which is better than on. take a look at the temperatures. if you look at the north side toward the pike south, well near the 60s and even near 70 degrees. i think that new hampshire, northeastern massachusetts are going to stay in the 40s and 50s for most of the day tomorrow. with a better chance for more significant rain, over a quarter inch in new hampshire norther massachusetts. i think the rain totals will be much lighter and sparse in the southeastern part of the state untoward ohio. you can see the front right here on the north side of the northwesterly winds which will br

eastern vermont, central and northern new hampshire will be mixed with some snow. could see a couple done particularly in far northern new england. watch for slippery spots there. otherwise if you're headed out for black friday deals overnight tonight or early tomorrow morning you want to have the raincoat with you. we'll have these pockets of light rain. drizzle. black friday overall will featuh rain that will continue through the early evening hours tomorrow but generally light. so most of us inch of rain. forecast highs today lower 40s so still below average but not feeling quite as cold as the past few days because that wind will be light and should hover in the upper 30s. we do go 45 to 50 from the south shore. and again some scattered showers filling in this evening. the showers will continue tonight. 40 downtown, 32 to 39 in the suburbs. there may be one or 2 slick spots very early tomorrow morning northern worcester county back through western vermont and western new hampshire. so just be aware of that. highs tomorrow 45 to 50 and then to start the weekend

a new hampshire k-nine team helped rescue a missing hiker in vermont. new england k-nine was called in to help look for in holland, vermont. one of the k-nines was able to find the hunter three days after he was reported missing by sniffing out evidence found in a pond. new england k-nine offers free emergency response to authorities in both new hampshire and vermont. several ski areas are planning to open their slopes this week. they got some help from mother nature last night. according to the division of travel and tourism and ski new wednesday. bretton woods plans to open on thursday. and cranmore mountain mount sunapee cannon mountain and waterville valley are all hoping to open this friday. the dates are tentative and will depend on the weather. coming up on daybreak, a fascinating discovery in alaska. a pair of moose was found encased in ice. and some people who are blind are now turning to a special app for help. find out how it allows you to lend your sight to those who can't see. ? rush in and with it some flakes there's a path that takes you

snow now following massachutes snowing across much of vermont right now. this picture snapped from newingers in cambridge. and this scene tonight in west milford new jersey about 40 miles north newark some spots here saw four inches of snow. it is not lot but certainly grab shovel, urge. and any time snow or severe weather hits when safe to do so we love for you take picture sore some video send it to us. e-mail them to sat: >> so path. to international space station. >> free astronauts spending first full day on the international space station. may they aid peg he librarian inside of school bathroom now she taking her city to court. she says toilet blew up after she flushed. it left deep gash in heing and sheeneded up emergency room. city is to blame they are work on school as you waterline that day. and she decided sue the city. and after her wounds became infected with form of tb in >> i went to plastic surn gone he looked at it. and he said you know, this is way peo oh, no! >> incidents happened right peeping retire after working at the school for 40 y

back here in western massachusetts the berkshires into southern vermont. that's an expansion of the one i told you about during our earlier newscast today between 4:00 and 7:00. the other freezing rain advisory which was in place earlier still goes between 4:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m.. bottom line is beyond 495 north of the mass pike all the way out to western massachusetts, southern vermont and thissh hampshire i'm very annoyed it doesn't. it really ought to that's where you will have the potential for some icing problems in the morning. you see our future cast data showing where the worst possibilities for worst icing would be here into southern new hampshire and points northward low temperatures pretty much already there right now but you can see 20s to about 30 overnight. here's future cast with fitchburg. warm air rises going to be a little warmer there in the veal locations freezing temperatures. showing where the highest back here there will be valley locations below freezing you will have freezing rain. freezing rain is rain looks like regular rain but

i know something about politics in my own state of vermont. in the summer, when it gets a little hotter, come visit us. [applause] where a very beautiful state,where a small state, about 625,000 people . i know how to campaign in my own state. unfortunately, i got 71 percent of the vote so we know how to do that very well. but the senate in vermont is very different than running for president of the united states. we started off knowing virtually nothing about how to do that and we talked about what we learn, how we progressed and what i did and very often candidates say, when they are going to run they say, actually this was the case.what we did, we went around the country. i wanted to get with people who really wanted a candidacy and a candidate who was prepared to take on the political establishment. did they really want that? and as i went around the country, as somebody who was not well known at that point, i found in meetings all over the country hundreds of people were coming out and yes, they were sick and tired of establishment politi

where we find ourselves on the you radar over brattleboro, vermont, light freezing rain likely falling now as this has been coming in over the last several scans holding together. so let's go over to jaffrey by about 5:15. peterborough about 5:30. greenville about 5:30 or so as well. and light radar returns of over to freezing rain. you see those temperatures running in the upper 20s and lower 30s in this area all the way to sutton. worcester at 30 degrees. not a freezing concern there, but lower elevation, off this cold air that is draining down. 36 in boston, no ice concerns this morning. but we are waking up to clouds. and you can see right now 31 in natick. 32 in duxbury. freezing i just clouds and i am not concerned of rain coming into these areas before temperatures do rise above freezing. track that 10 a.m., in the 30s out there. still hanging around in southern new hampshire and parts of northwestern mass and above freezing and that freezing rain threat is beginning to end. now back over to boston and plymouth, middle 40s before noontime and even a few spots getting up to 50 de

feingold with vermont senator and millenial favorite bernie sanders in milwaukee tonight. cbs 58's kristen barbaresi was at the rally at turner hall and joins us now live..kristen. completely packed house here at turner hall to see the man who actually won the democratic primary here in wisconsin back in april.let me tell you- this was an enthusiastic crowd- interrupting several times with applause and chants 19;07;57 bernie! bernie! senator beie his supporters to vote for hillary clinton saying his polices that helped him win the state, will be part of her . agenda.19;08;17 what your victory allowed us to do and victoires in 21 other states, is to put together the most progressive democratic platform in the history of the usa.sanders also slammed donald trump for his comments about women, latinos and muslims.19;15;50 we have not voting for a president who wants to bring it backsanders also spent much of the night-talking up russ feingold. polls show feingold up just one point over senator ron johnson.19;11;30 if you want someone to stand up to those billionaires, then you

we're watching that winter storm watch which is in effect for vermont. we are in the lower elevations. the snow chance not a huge factor but something we'll watch moving out toward the worcester hills. so we're dry right now through much of our region. rainfall for late tonight into tomorrow morning but bringing that winter blast. that's the air circulating behind with snowfall that's actually causing some blizzard warnings out toward the great lakes right now. eventually bringing that snow chance into some inland new england locations for later on this weekend as well. temperatures right now are in the 40's. we're finally starting to see that sun rise. doug and rhondella, look at what's in store the rest of the day coming up. rhondella: following breaking person on quincy street in dorchester. that patient being treated for serious injuries. this happening about 11:00 last night. we're told the driver did stay on the scene. the crash is under investigation this morning. rhondella: breaking overnight in beverly, a fire at an apartment building maintenanc

particularly notice outlines nicely elevations vermont into northern new hampshire. southward into berkshires i expect some rain and snow showers in new england on sunday. into monday. thesbl windy this blue line all way down to boston means it's going to chilly too. now seven-day forecast notes that big change saturday and into sunday. in fact here's your weekend always in view after couple mild days temperatures will be plummeting for are sunday at least in comparison to saturday. only in the mid 40s on average. there will be towns get closer to 50 others stay a little cooler than this. with the rain and snow showers. as aget closer to darken rain showers would start to mix hierl thanksgiving travel. by next wednesday koougs future cast we so storm coming green blue line up here rain here in southern new england. and central new england push in on wednesday looks likes it will hang around at least some showers into thanksgiving holiday. still 6 to seven days away i want wand to guy i heads up what i'm look for hole as this evening progress new computer model data u

it killed a vermont man and his daughter as well ace injured several others. we are live with a closer look. reporter: that's right the florida-based company will p has to put together a safety and health management plan before they can continue running their business. this is a smaller fine than the company was initially expected to pay. state officials say this deadly tent collapse was completely preventible. that's why the circus event company must now pay up. robert young and his 6-year-old daughter annabelle of vermont was killed after a storm moved through during a circus performance at the lancaster osha officials say the company ignored seven weather alerts from the national weather service that had warned of more than 60-mile an hour winds. the florida-based company is facing a criminal trial and a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the victim's family. wmur, news 9. >> we do have some breaking news just coming in, a woman in durham has been rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries after being hit by her own car. authorities are still trying

her latest win came at killngton, vermont yesterday. shiffrin lived in new hampshire for a while as a kid, and attended burke mountain academy in northern vermont. 10th consecutive slalom win. this weekend's world cup races were the first for killington, and the first in 38 years in vermont. a couple in georgia had a thanksgiving they will not soon forget. they spent their holiday getting married inside a grocery store. >> she asked me. she said, where are we going to get married? i said, obviously, where i met you. sean: wife, mary, have known each other for about twenty years. but it was not until four years ago, when they ran into each-other at a grocery store, that they started dating. at the time it was right before thanksgiving so they decided to tie the knot on thanksgiving day, inside the store where they were reunited. mary: on thanksgiving day, he said what he wanted to do is to give thanks to the lord for the old going out and the new coming in. sean: i love it. sure they had live music and a cake for their grocery store wedd