department of transportation public information officer bill boynton says the sinkhole highlights the importance of having adequate drainage. >> if you let them deteriorate and you don't put the investment in them, without replacing them, you're looking at a much more mostly and destructive result. reporter: elsewhere a $1.1 million emergency repair project is under way on route 135 in lancaster. to close a section of the road for two months while crews fixed a problem created by flooding from the connecticut river. a slope failure also shut down part of fair ground road in plymouth during the day for about a week. boynton says preventing these problems goes back to drainage. >> it all incorporated into what we do and if you don't have proper drainage, your transportation system, your roads and bridges are all going to be vulnerable. reporter: the state says 68% of new hampshire's state and municipal roads are in good or fair condition, while 32% are in poor or very poor condition. d.o.t. is proposing $10 million in funding over its 10-year plan to help address culver issue as cross h

about 45 in boynton boston -- downtown boston tonight. 60s to around 70-degrees this weekend but can we pick up some rain or is this another really dry month? we'll take a look at that coming up. >>> new details of a stabbing of a high school star. everette high's football star just minutes after scoring a winning touchdown for the game was stabbed after another run inwith a group of teenagers. >> reporter: david, this team sure is working hard. these players have been out here for about three hours tonight while their teammate marvin sedna is in the hospital recovering from stab wounds to his hand and his back and he is one being reason they are still out here. everette crimson tied has new reason to another win, the star now is recovering from a serious stabbing. >> reporter: they were riding the excitement of their big win when hours later a group of these players went to a party. they were at the intersection of broadway and chestnut street walking home when he says a group across the street began throwing knives. they ran. >> one to have boys did not run, got caught or whatever

we just spoke to bill boynton of new hampshire d.o.t., he says he does expect a few more people to be on the roads than last year. he thinks that's because gas prices are so cheap, across the state the average is just $2.07 a gallon. stephanie woods, wmur news 9. tom: tonight owen labrie is fighting his conviction, just one day after his name was added to the sex offender rent industry in his home state of vermont. one of the punishments that he is appealing. shelley walcott is live in the studio now with the paperwork filed. shelley: attorneys for owen labrie have also taken issue with his felony conviction saying it's for a charge that should have never been applied to him in the first place. labrie's name was added to the sex offender registry in his home state of vermont yesterday. it's for his conviction on a felony count of using a computer to lure a 15-year-old classmate. labrie was found guilty of misdemeanor sexual assault after the 2014 encounter with the girl at st. paul's school in concord. in the notice of appeal filed wednesday, labrie's lawyers say the trial judge shoul

bill boynton: the best way to have effective drainage and prevent those kind of failures that we' invest in your maintenance operations and preserving that , and that' s what we' re doing as much as we can. stephanie: on news 9 tomorrow night at 11:00, we' ll look at repair projects going on across the state and a potential new law that could further fund highway maintenance. you can' t deny it. winter is coming. after a week that saw record temperatures, things are cooling down to normal november levels. let' s check in now with meteorologist hayley lapoint. hayley: it is going to be happening. temperatures already in the failures -- 30' s in the northern part of the state. some reinforcements on the way. the army of cold air on the way down from the northwest this evening. 45 in plymouth. 47 in manchester. 48 in nashua. you can see some showers and snow showers up north. those are part of the cold front coming by. that will bring in increased clouds overnight and the chance of a spotty shower in the higher elevations. you can see there is snow. they have even had a report of sleet and

and tcu, the poor cheerleaders in a monsoon, this game 14 listen 14 after regulation, second overtime boynton to ter pin in the back of the end zone. bailers got to answer fourth and one, denied, clay pin down, tcu with the upset 28-21. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, i'm larry biel. >>> all right. lisa, how much longer is this cold going to last? >> we are kind of turning a corner because i think we have had more cold days behind us than we have a he head of us, that's the good news. a wide perspective shows this cold bowl of air here that not only the entire state of california sits in, but also nevada and some cloud cover just undercutting this big ridge and that's going to try to move that low out of the way. eventually it will move out of the way and we're looking at warmer weather, wetter weather and it's going to be kind of oppressive i think and i hope this next storm system. emeryville lots of sunshine, good visibility, 43, san francisco, oakland upper 40s, half-moon bay you had a pretty good wind this morning keeping you milder than yesterday. elsewhere very c

we just spoke to bill boynton of new hampshire d.o.t. and he says one of the reasons he thinks a lot more people are on the roads this year is because gas prices are so low. it's an average of 2.07 across the state, so a lot of people taking advantage of that, getting out and seeing family this thanksgiving holiday. jean: now let's get a look at conditions in other parts of the state. we'll start with live pictures in manchester on 29 # near exit 5 where there are some headlights and taillights moving out there. tom: peggy james joins us live with a look at the evening commute. >> yes, thanksgiving eve we can be grateful for a pretty good ride so far if you're coming up from the massachusetts border, still under 25 minutes on 93 north up to manchester word of an accident an 293 northbound at the exit 6 on ramp, it just occurred a while ago, so you can start to expect to see for delays on 293 northbound up by exit 6. hooksett, things are going pretty well, concord not a bad ride, some slight delays through exits 12 and 13 in concord. 101

. >> the boynton beach police department is working in a nearby mall when he hears the call. he knows this barbershop very well. >> i, of course, recognize it only because i get my hair cut at the barbershop it was found in front of. when i heard that it was this barbershop, i knew who owned the motorcycle. there's only one person inside that barbershop. it's mr. morales. >> palm beach deputy ron cohen arrests victor morales. >> mr. morales was a barber and he was late for work and he was on his way to the barbershop when this happened. >> the logo on the back of his jacket is for the 0 to 60 motorcycle club. >> god forbid deputy musto would have got killed that day, he would have been charged with manslaughter, gone to jail for a very long time just over a speeding ticket. >> a jury finds morales guilty of resisting an officer and he is found not guilty of fleeing and eluding a police officer and he also gets a speeding ticket. >> i think he would have rather killed me than to get a couple of traffic tickets, i really do. >> deputy musto is taken to bethesda hospital and tre

it's all part of an elaborate sting set up and recorded by the boynton beach, florida, police department to catch a criminal. that's michael's wife dalia dippolito on camera a few days earlier. >> i was going to get $3,000 from you today and $3,000 when it's all done. she thinks the man she's talking to is a hit man. >> what she doesn't know is that the man isn't actually a hit man. he's an undercover police officer. and he has a camera in his back seat. documenting everything she is saying. >> i'm positive, like 5,000% sure. >> police set up this sting after they get a tip from an acquaintance of dalia's, a man she asked to help her find a hit man. >> it is just sad for somebody to go this route. there's no point for it. just divorce me and take everything. that's the best way, right? so i don't understand. >> on the morning dalia thinks her husband is supposed to be killed, she heads to the gym where she gets a phone call from police telling her to come back home. and when she gets there, she finds the police waiting for her. then still believing her husband is dead, dalia is taken int

china de facto tariff on comortsdz good has cost billions of dollars millions of jobs joining me from boynton beach florida is wrroth and company founder wilbur roth, wilbur so great to see you thank you so much for being here let's get into the trump editorial is it a little too late do you think this will resonate with people? >> i don't think the biggest issue for tonight's debate is china. i think the biggest issue for tonight's debate is getting our economy going and tax policy as part of it. so i think it is an interesting issue. but a very complicated one, one that certainly doesn't lend itself, to 90 second answers like they will have tonight. >> beyond the tax policy, we talk about getting the economy growing. getting some people, of the what is known as 5 million americans no longer in labor positive force getting them back in the workplace, growing wages in this country closing the skill gap, a lot of that has been talked about literally for-decade it is only gotten worse in many instances what can see here tonight that will change things. >> i think part of it tax policies the way

jessica boynton is tracking the mall traffic for us. it's been pretty smooth. anything out there now? >> no, actually, no problems at all getting to any of the mall areas. so for you mall shoppers, no problems. you can see on the 42, you'll be just fine. we have a five minute drive time over the bridge into philadelphia. and the rest of the area bridges are doing great. so if you're trying to head into pennsylvania or new jersey, the bridges are clear, as well. >> thanks. let's get your forecast from brittney shipp pup may want to spend time outside of those stores. >> absolutely. temperatures will be well above average in the mid to high 60s, some locations already in the 60s. we're dealing with patchy fog, but we'll see lots of sunshine heading in to the afternoon. current temperatures 49 degrees, 47 in wilmington, already 61 this atlantic city and wildwood. 63 by 2:00, by 5:00, 60 degrees. >> thanks so much. we'll have another update for you in about 25 minutes. now back to the "today" show. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee giffor