mike cronin: it is so nice you do not need a jacket. we know we have been spoiled with people whether. the fact that it is this form, this war -- late at night frankly caught new englanders offguard. live music, cold beer, and outside seating -- it had all of the makings of a great summer night. >> absolutely fantastic. i cannot believe it is november. mike cronin: people packed the place as customers enjoyed unseasonably warm temperatures. on a friday night, the restaurant says having the patio open brings about a 15%-20% boost in sales. not far from there, 70 degree weather is also good for business at dairy field country club. it also means another day on the lakes for golfers who usually put their clubs away november. >> they played great and counted every stroke. mike cronin: how long do you want to see this whether go? >> december, who wants no -- s mike cronin: this is his first time halting all year. >> i have been buried in the books. i gave the kids a day off. i figured i would hang out with these guys. mike cronin: is the kin

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mike cronin, wmur news 9. anchor: thank you. tonight three people have life threatening injuries after a car crashed through a guard rail on 93 then landed in trees off the highway. one firefighter says this is one of the most difficult rescues he's ever faced. the crash happened in salem around 5:30 this morning just north of the massachusetts state line. crews arrived after people living nearby called 911. claiming they could see headlights in the woods, the car was s suspended in the air by trees. the three people were trapped inside. >> more than three quarters of the vehicle was in the air, leaning against trees. so first had to stablize the vehicle, it was upside down with heavy intrusion on the roof being pushed up sw the floor board area. anchor: firefighters had to use the jaws of life to get everyone boston and one was taken by ambulance. state police have yet to name a driver who is facing reckless driving charges after a road rage incident on 89. it happened yesterday in grantham. the passenger of another car capture

mike cronin, wmur news 9. stephanie: thank you, mike. a brave boy battling brain cancer was the grand marshal in the rollinsford and south berwick christmas parade today. 10-year-old levi whitcomb from rollinsford was diagnosed in april. he underwent an 18-hour surgery , which left him with some challenges. he is currently receiving chemotherapy and speech therapy. levi says despite his treatments, the parade is giving him a reason to smile. >> i like to say thank you so joy and seeing all my friends is really bringing me back to who i am. >> the surrounding communities, the outpouring of support has brought me to tears at some points because the generosity is just astounding. stephanie: levi also received a plaque for serving as this year' s grand marshal. tomorrow, you can check out dover' s holiday parade. this year' s theme is christmas through the eyes of a child. it starts at 2:45 on central avenue. and it looks like the weather will improve by then. chief meteorologist mike hadad tells us how much sun we are going to see. mike: we

reporting live, mike cronin, wmur news 9. adam: tonight, we are learning more about two people killed in a crash last night on route 9 in antrim. 67-year-old janet withington and 63-year-old james bouchard, a couple living in hillsborough, were killed in the head-on crash. police say drugs and alcohol do not appear to be factors. wmur' s kristen carosa has kristen: we are learning that these two people gave everything they had to others, and their sudden death is very hard for people to process. close friends of janet withington and james bouchard say they are two people that can' t be replaced. >> it is hard to comprehend what it' s going to mean to all of us at this point. kristen: janet and jim were killed in a car crash on route 9 in antrim. police say an oncoming car that lost control collided with their car head on. >> when people were told, they were just stunned that something like this could happen. you just don' t think this would happen to that generation. kristen: gilman shattuck says they were well known in hills

mike cronin was there in manchester. mike: inside a crowded ballroom at the radisson in manchester, vermont senator bernie sanders addressed substance abuse, calling it a health issue, not a criminal one. >> we have a major crisis in opiate addiction, and we need a revolution in mental health treatment so that all people, regardless of their income, can get the help they need. mike: sanders announced its prison -- his opposition to a pipeline proposal in new hampshire. >> it would carry frack natural gas through 17 communities, a bad idea. >> every year, the people of new not by doing what the polls say, not by following big money, but by following their heart. mike: former maryland governor martin o' malley greeted supporters on elm street. inside, he blasted donald trump' s immigration policy. >> to that in the aggression, con or -- carnival barker donald trump, let us stand up and say the enduring symbol of our nation is not a barbed wire fence. it is the statue of liberty. mike: hillary clinton entered to a sea of gl

wmur mike cronin joins us live from mike: they have been using a k-9 team, boats, and kayaks to search for this man. his mother and friend reported him missing about an hour after he was last seen. friends of his are worried come in -- and hoping he is ok. >> he is a staple to the english department command the college community. -- department, to the college community. mike: he was last seen thursday around 4:00 on foster street, near the common man in. his friends and alternate says he lives off of campus with friends. he is studying english and is a member of the school' s poets and writers association. >> he can make anyone left. -- last. ugh. he is one-of-a-kind. >> we have poetry together. he always makes everyone smile. he always makes everyone much mike: he was last seen wearing green jacket, gray pants, and vans sneakers. friday the school sent a message to everyone on campus saying that the search and rescue have been searching for him. >> he has been having a rough time. we are very, very close with him. mike: saturday morning, those close with him will meet at the plymouth

live in keene, mike cronin, wmur news 9. steph: a teenager is seriously hurt and a man is facing drunk driving charges after a rollover crash in belmont this morning. belmont police say 21-year-old tevin mitchell was speeding down seavey road around 4 this morning when his car left the road knocked down trees crashed through a stone wall and flipped upside-down. a 17-year-old girl suffered serious injuries. mitchell is charged with the welfare of a minor. steph: sunny skies across the granite state this saturday. you' re taking a live look in portsmouth. it is 39 degrees grid . meteorologist hayley lapoint tells us if the nice weather is here to stay. hayley: a couple of scattered showers are possible. you can see clouds on the way, especially to the north where they are thickest. that will be the case as we go through overnight. look at that system. that is snow. heavy snow. it has moved to chicago in michigan. we will get a couple of showers from this system as it moves through. temperatures have fallen into the 30' s acro

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we will bring you the latest as live in manchester, mike cronin, wmur news 9. shelley: the pregnant woman manchester today has delivered her baby. graphic surveillance video shows britney and dennis' colliding with another, hitting a utility pole and flipping over on beech street. dennis was thrown from the car. they both had serious but not life-threatening injuries. britney' s father said her baby , seven weeks before it' date. >> we are just thanking the stars that all three survived. ve been knocked out for minute, but i know britney said she she remembered flipping over and the car landing upside down, and he was thrown out. he crawled his way over to her to see if she was ok. shelley: that couple had a little boy tonight and britney' s father believes his daughter got car -- his daughter' s car got caught between two cars that were racing. the driver in the other car was not hurt. police are not saying if any charges will be filed. tom: for the second time in to make -- time in two weeks, police have found bottles of meth in franklin. about two weeks ago

in manchester, mike cronin, wmur news 9. shelley: more than a month after it sank, the search for their the black box was not found. tom cole in the town of wind them is considering asking hillary clinton' s campaign to pay back the cost of a town hall. the candidate they have built before. mike: more sunshine on the way tomorrow but there is one chance tom: crews have ended their search for the wreckage that saint during hurricane what keen. the ntsb hopes the agency can ship sinking. already three crew members were england. republican presidential campaigns in new hampshire today. shelley: she told plymouth state students about getting her start in business after being offered new opportunities while working as a secretary. >> they saw possbilities in me. and because they saw possibilities and potential in me, i saw different it' s actually what every single one of us needs. shelley fiorina also revealed : that she majored in medieval history and philosophy. tomorrow with events in concord. tom: no malley is moving campaig

in hanover, mike cronin, wmur news 9. shelley: investigators say a man from salem used a website to lure young girls into child pornography. police say the victims are under ten-years-old and they suspect there could be hundreds of them around the world. jean mackin joins us live from the newsroom with what we' re learning. jean: investigators say an unemployed man from salem was living in his mother' s basement, and using a computer to target girls around the globe. investigators say 33-year-old brian powell first appeared on the radar of the new hampshire internet crimes against children task force in june. salem police were tipped off leading to monday' s house on lou avenue investigators say he was unemployed, living in the basement, and using the website omegle to find 8 and 9-year-old girls and entice them into nudity and lewd acts while he recorded chats and camera sessions. x -- >> it appears he originally engaged them in chat and disgused himself as someone the would open up to whether he disguised himself as a l

mike cronin, wmur news 9 9. tom: jim gilmore was among the first to file for the primary ballot this morning. he is a long shot in the republican field. polling criteria used to determine which candidates make it onto the debate stage. >> i'm not getting on because of an arbitrary media that' s been vested in the establishment media to decide who gets on and who doesn't get on, and i think thats wrong. its not in the public interest. it's a violation of the public interest. and if the rnc is giving them any kind of authority like that then they're wrong. tom: gilmore has not been invited to any debate yet since the first debate back in august. a few other major candidates expected to file, texas senator ted cruz, lindsey graham, and kentucky senator rand all will all add their names to the republican primary ballot. when the candidates come to new hampshire to file for the primary, we are streaming all of it live at wmur.com. sign up for breaking news notifications to find out when shelley: mayor ted gatsas has

mike cronin, wmur news 9. stephanie: new information about an investigation into a home in alexandria. the state attorney general general' s office says an 11-month-old boy has died. friday, police began investigating the report of an injured child at a home on fowler road. they have not released details about how the child died. an autopsy is expected tuesday. >> it is still being actively investigated. it' s ongoing. stephanie: stay with wmur and it was a nice weekend after a rainy and to the week. right now, a cool night in portsmouth where it is 42 degrees. still lit up in the red, white, and blue of the french flag. hayley lapoint tells us about some sunshine to start your work week. hayley: it' s going to be beautiful. tomorrow, just like it. here' s a look at the temperatures we are dipping to. 37 in laconia. the big difference and why you are in the 40' s up north, the clouds. those are helping to keep the temperatures a little bit warmer for the communities north of plymouth. into littleton, colebrook

wmur' s mike cronin was there to hear his powerful story. mike: with veterans day just a few days away, hundreds of people came together here at the radisson in nashua on saturday night to salute our soldiers and to raise money for veterans and their families. inside a packed ballroom in the gate city, more than 500 people raised money for those who have served. tom tessier: we' re trying to raise money to help our veterans and their families who fall between the cracks if you will, with dignity. we' re not a handout organization. we' re a hands up organization. mike: the 4th annual salute our soldiers dinner was hosted by veterans count nashua a program of easter seals. sy mahfuz: suicide rate amongst our soldiers in new hampshire is the lowest of anywhere in the united states per capita because of this program. mike: in four years the , organization has raised more than the goal for this dinner $1 million. was to raise $400,000. sy mahfuz: 90 cents on every dollar goes to where it' s supposed to go. mike: the event featured several speaker

mike cronin, wmur news 9. shelley: disturbing new details revealed in court today when the mother of a 17-year-old found dead from a drug overdose faced a judge along with the mothers boyfriend. they told investigators what happened inside a rochester hotel. jean mackin joins us live. jean: this court paperwork documents the story told to how eve was found dead and the adults in the motel room with her say they waited to call 911. -- she appeared in court friday morning. the mother faces two felonies that could each carried time in prison. that was after her daughter was found dead from a overdose in october inside the riviera hotel. her mother' s boyfriend, mark ross is charged with giving the fatal dose to the teenager. according to court paperwork, ross told investors he spent $80 on what he thought was heroin, not sentinel -- phentinol because she was upset her boyfriend did not show up. they say she was slumped over in bed, they knew she was dead. he told investigators he threw out needles from room 117 a

mike cronin joins us live from the scene. what can you tell us? mike: witnesses tell us there were several gunshots tonight and as you can see this is a busy scene. police will be here through the night. they are focusing their investigation on that white apartment building. there' s an evidence marker where the street meets the sidewalk. investigators have greenwich street blocked off and many residents told us what they heard. police rushed to the scene of a shooting on granite street around 6:30 tonight after gunshots. >> on my porch about a block away and i suddenly heard about 5, 6 gunshots, pretty intense. >> i was in my house with my two kids and all of a sudden, i heard like 6 gun shots right in a row, no stopping and that was pretty much it. all the sirens started going, but it was loud. >> i was freaking out. i told them we' re going inside because i don' t want to be another victim. i don' t want to get shot. i' m going inside. >> multiple people say they called 911. >> all i heard was someone screaming to call 911 so i ran inside to ca

in the studio, mike cronin, wmur news 9. stephanie: the anthem manchester city marathon, half marathon, and relay kick off tomorrow morning. more than 950 runners are participating this year. runners ran into the radisson hotel today to check in and pick up their numbers. two dozen vendors were on hand to offer health and wellness tips. >> the runners come in and they packets, and their race shirts. s health and wellness expo, visiting all of our >> these are tremendous athletes. we are here at the expo today talking to people and getting them excited for the race. stephanie: the race starts on elm street just before 9:00 tomorrow morning. runners will have six hours to complete the course. among the athletes running sunday is a 73-year-old man from las vegas. john maultsby has been on a quest to run a marathon in every state. if you crosses the finish line tomorrow, manchester will be his 50th. he says it has taken him 13 years to do it. >> i know there are runners out there that have done it a whole lot quicker, but i was

as soon as we get that from the share that with you, mike cronin, wmur news 9. amy: police are investigating after a cell phone was discovered in a bathroom at new england college in henniker. investigators are not saying whether the phone was recording or on. they are working to find out how the phone ended up in the bathroom. democratic candidates for president share the stage the second time, for the second time a big change in >> well, people around the world are standing together to support france and honor the victims of friday's deadly attacks. new york city is certainly no stranger to terror attacks and the spire of of one world trade center was lit up in the color the space needle is plying the french flag and vigles for those killed. >> the democratic presidential debate in iowa last night took on a different tone than originally planned, shifting to security issues instead of the economy. we're joined live now from washington d.c. this morning by political analyst to talk about the debate. what would this affect the election? >> you wouldn't know it,

wmur' s mike cronin joins us live with more on graham' s message to voters. mike senator graham says the : paris attacks reinforce the need for boots on the ground to beat isis. he says he has the experience to win a war and to protect americans from radical islamists. [applause] >> thank you, thank you all. mike one of the most frequent : presidential candidates to visit new hampshire senator , lindsey graham is back with his friend and two time winner the cane: -- john mccain this is : a most serious time. and i appreciate that you are here to listen to lindsey graham. mike friday the pair hosted a : town hall meeting at the hudson american legion post. just down the road they met , customers at the northside grill. [applause] the two began the afternoon at a manchester law firm. graham isn' t discouraged despite trailing in the polls. lindsey graham a lot of time on : the ground will trump money eventually, because the message can get out the new hampshire way, which is word-of-mouth. john mccain you cannot buy a : vote in new hampshire. they want to see y

in nashua, mike cronin, wmur news 9. >> coming up on news 9 this morning, new information about the alleged gunman in the planned parenthood shooting in colorado. >> we are following breaking news. manchester police are investigating a serious crash that involved multiple vehicles around 4:00 this morning. right now, lake avenue and union street are shut down because of the crash. we're joined live on the phone by al pullen. what can you tell us about the situation there? >> approximately 4 a.m. this morning, we received a call for a multi-vehicle which involved two vehicles crashed at the intersection of union and lake avenue. upon arrival we had four victims in one vehicle and two victims in the second vehicle. we used the jaws of life extrication to remove two victims and four victims in the s.u.v. are serious condition and the other two victims were transported to the hospital. >> chief pullen, this crash happened three hours ago, but the roads in the area are closed. any estimation when things may clear there? >> i

my cronin, wmur news 9. stephanie: thank you, mike. the new hampshire medical society held a conference focused on addiction and substance abuse. law enforcement and recovering addicts joined its members to discuss the epidemic. wmur' s kristen carosa was also there. kristen: this event is held every year by the new hampshire medical society, and the topic is chosen a year in advance. it just happens the topic this year is extremely timely, as the drug epidemic in new hampshire continues. as the number of drug overdose deaths continue to climb in new hampshire, those on the front >> how to help people come out offer them something more than t use again. kristen: this doctor is an and president of the new hampshire medical society. addiction. this is very relevant for us numbers are staggering across the country and our state is a standard. kristen: medical professionals and law-enforcement hope to learn from each other about drug a diction and the best way of addressing the crisis. this expert from ontario, canada, was this year' s key

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 ministe

mike cronin, news 9. erin: and staff sergeant pitts has a new role and we'll take a closer look at that on veterans day. veterans in manchester were honored. a lunchen was held at the country club. a recipient of the distinguished flying cross attended the event. the event was hosted by the sons, daughters and children of the american revolution and they presented each with a certificate of appreciation. a student from curry college south of boston is under arrest after police say they found a gun and ammo in his room. 18-year-old darius boodoosingh was charged with unlawful possession of a firearm and ammunition. this comes after curry college searched a residence hall last campus. >> we just got a mass e-mail, pretty much telling students about the situation. >> if it wasn't for the e-mail, i probably wouldn't have known it occurred. >> in a statement, curry college says there is no immediate or ongoing threat to the campus. tomorrow. set in place on concord saturday as part of the city's 250th annivers

wmur' s mike cronin joins us live mike: the visual was -- the vigil was here where it is french renewal. dozens gathered to reflect on the deadly attacks in paris. it was organized by a city alderman elect. french national anthem. we talked to one man from france who said people there are randomness of the attacks. he said vigils like this need to continue to happen and global response will be needed. >> so many people around the world are stating "vive le france." it is nice. >> i wanted our community to have a voice. mike: nashua will continue to remember the victims of france the french flag outside the hall. adam: there are now major concerns about public safety anywhere there are crowds. happening today. security is tighter than ususal today at metlife stadium in new jersey where the patriots are playing the giants right now. the nfl released a statement saying all nfl clubs must use metal detector screenings and multiple layers of perimeter security around stadiums. large numbers, you have to be concerned what else is gonna happen next. that' s what terrorists do. they get into yo

live in manchester, mike cronin, wmur news 9. adam: thanks, mike. two republican presidential the granite state this week. stops tomorrow. christie will attend five events over the next two days. tomorrow, christie will is in portsmouth, concord and loudon. and on tuesday, he will be in londonderry and hold a drug recovery roundtable in concord. also on tuesday, donald trump will hold a rally in waterville valley at the white mountain athletic club. and you can find the latest political news by heading over to our website, wmur.com/politics. stephanie: the man police believe killed five and wounded nine others at a planned parenthood court is due in court tomorrow afternoon. new information reveals what may have motivated the shooter to target the clinic. brandi hitt is in colorado with the latest. >> police have not been out a motive yet, but we are learning more about the accused gunman under arrest for the siege that killed three and injured nine others. authorities say after robert dear surrendered, he made planned parenthood. law-enforcement sa

mike cronin joins us with more. mike: police say they are investigating the incidents. at this point, the couple does not know who or why someone would do this. sunday is the laughtons 35th wedding anniversary. barry wanted to take his wife out to dinner, but another act of vandalism stopped his plans. barry laughton: it' s really got me disturbed. mike: their car is parked in their assigned handicapped spot at the fairways apartments in derry. the laughtons say someone spray painted it and put sugar in the gas tank. but this was a rental car. last wednesday, they say they found dog feces on their van. less than 24 hours later, someone tagged it. barry laughton: they covered it. the driver' s side was really bad. mike: on friday, they got the the next morning, the same result. m absolutely we' ve been here this long and our neighbors are great. mike: the laughtons are disabled. barry is a veteran and has a heart condition. they don' happened. barry laughton: we know that they' t happening to anyone else in the complex? barry: no. mike: saturday night, their son-in-law c

mike cronin. josh: now to commitment 2016, and another major republican candidate put his name on the today. kentucky senator rand paul arrived at the secretary of state's office just afternoon time to fill out the paperwork and drew a pretty good crowd. one of the questions from the media focused on the heroin problem in new hampshire, and paul says he would lift restrictions on health care providers when it comes to treatment. >> it would allow nurse prak titioners more freedom to see drug addicts and would also allow some trained health professionals in addition, so we would expand the treatment of it. i think the treatment of heroin should be a treatment of a addiction, and not so much an incarceration problem, but something that we treat as an addiction problem. if you lessen how much money we spend on incarceration for drug problems. josh: he says he would not favor cross border enforcement to get to the source of the heroin production until that country gave its permission. also, george pat

mike cronin checked out how people enjoyed the warm temperatures in downtown manchester. . mike: live music, cold beer and outside seating. it had the makings of a great summer night. >> absolutely fantastic. i can't believe it's november. >> people packed the patio at murphy's taproom as customers enjoyed unseasonably warm temperatures. on a friday night, the restaurant says having the patio boost in sales. >> right down the middle. >> not far from there, 70 degree weather is also good for business at derryfield country club and means another day on the links for golfers who usually put their clubs away in november. >> they play great and counted every stroke, so it's all good. how long would you like to see this warm weather go? >> right into december. that would be nice. steve burns and his buddies were happy to be wearing shorts. this is the first time golfing all year, better late than never. >> and i coached football over in trinity and gave the kids a day off going into the turkey bowl and figured i'd hang out with two buddies. >> it was a day to drive with the top d

in keene, mike cronin, wmur news 9. amy: the family of a man burned at the taiwan water park will take down the funding page. they've raised $105,000. 90% of his body was burned. she says that they escaped isis and now are looking for a place to live. >> what do we do? do we go back and get slaughtered? norah says the conversations with family overseas are heart breaking. 14 were living in syria, including grandmother tthree uncles, wives and small children. in september most escaped syria, one family with a small baby couldn't take the dangerous trek around isis. >> if your jeans are too tight, if you don't have a beard, if they know you're not-- you don't believe and adhere to their ideologies, if you look too western, they will kill you. they will kill you. >> they left everything behind to reach safety in turkey. >> there's 11 in one-bedroom apartment. turkey won't permit them to work because they don't consider they won't give them any kind of rights. they consider them refugees. >> now, norah, who was born in syri

mike cronin, wmur news 9. josh: commitment 2016 now, and many republican presidential candidates are demanding greater control when it comes to debates. representatives from most of the campaigns met behind closed doors last night in washington. sally kidd has more on the story. reporter: josh, the campaigns have drafted a letter to send to the media outlets hosting the upcoming debates, and they say if their demands aren't met they may not show up. the draft letter spells out a list of demands from mandatory opening and closing statements to the temperature of the debate hall. the candidates say no more lightning round questions and no hand raising allowed. >> we may not get everything in one big bite, but we're making progress. that's the important thing. reporter: the r. n. c. is making its own changes. >> we're going to add some people to the team to ensure that we've got better support with our campaigns to help them negotiate with the networks. reporter: at least one candidate is distancing himself from

mike cronin, wmur news 9. jennifer: to hudson where a disturbing find was made inside a trick or treat bag. police confirm a parent was going through the bag today and found a razor blade. it's not in a piece of candy, bag. the child was trick or treating in the area of elmwood village which is off of elm avenue and surrounding neighborhoods. tom: commitment 2016 tonight, it's expected to be a very busy week as the filing period for the new hampshire primary opens. g.o.p. contend errand paul was already in the granite state and paid a visit to the university of new hampshire. wmur's jennifer crompton was in durham for that story. reporter: g.o.p. presidential hopeful rabble paul says he believes students are among his strongest supporters. the first point he made here at u.n.h., why he supports getting government out of their lives. kentucky senator rand paul spoke about issues that resonate with young people, telling a durham audience that he does not support the government records, or sending them over to an

reporter: mike cronin, wmur news 9. tom: to learn more, visit this story on wmur.com. we wish her the best. mike is in now with what we can expect as we move through the work week. mike: dry now, remains on the chilly side, but an unsettled stretch as the next system creeps in here. will it be all rain or do parts of the state see snow before the week is done? tt0w!tr'hq! %4@-%[0 tt0w!tr'hq! el@-/\\ tt0w!tr'hq! ed@-)^8 tt0w!tr'hq% kzh-to8 tt0w!tr'hq% n-h-!&4 tt0w!tr'hq% 0ph-?a, tt0w!tr'hq% s"h-/3l tt0w!tr'hq% ueh-,q< if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all jennifer: after last week's mild temperatures, boy, was it colder today. tom: and that shift has take then november out of contention for the

mike cronin joins us live now with more on what this means. reporter: after his conviction, labrie's attorneys filed to prevent him from being required to register as a sex offender but were unsuccessful. the 20-year-old had to register immediately in his home state and that process is now done and the registry paid shows a picture of labrie taken yesterday. his location is listed as his home town in vermont where he's staying with his parents. he's following a curfew during the appeals process which could take years. prosecutors said labrie learned a then 15 -- lured a then 15-year-old freshman into an area of the school and sexually assaulted her. in a mixed verdict jurors found him guilty of a felony charge of prohibited use of a computer and misdemeanor sexual assault charges. while the appeals process is ongoing the judge said that the appeal is only for the suspended felony sentence of three and a half to seven years and that labrie will still have to serve a year for the misdemeanor sex assault. labrie will be able to apply to be remove

live in the studio, mike cronin, tom: men say -- police say man trying to scare off a police -- scare off a robber was cut in the hand. officer found 33-year-old doniel sackey bleeding from his hand at a home on lake avenue early sunday morning. he is charged with burglary and was treated for his injury. >> state police have charged a driver with aggravated driving under the influence of drugs. he crossed into the eastbound lane, hitting another car had on. newman was taken to the hospital with serious that not life-threatening injuries. the driver and passenger in the other car were also hospitalized with non-life-threatening but serious injuries. the state is now accepting applications for patients who want to use medical marijuana. the department of health and human services will review applications now, but registry id cards will not be issued until the dispensary that a patient wants to use is authorized. dhhs anticipates that the state' s four dispensaries will begin operating in the first few months of next year. tom: a number of communities head to the polls tomorrow, and some

mike cronin, wmur news 9. stephanie: police are looking for a man who robbed sean' s corner market in manchester. the clerk told officers a white man wearing a ski mask demanded cash and showed a pocket knife or box cutter. the suspect in the surveillance photos left approximately with -- left with approximately $200 in cash. if you have information, please contact manchester police. we are learning more about two people killed last night. janet was a dedicated compassionate nurse in hopkinton. she was one of the kindest i know, whether it was an old person or someone of his generation. >> she didn' t have a mean bone in her body. she was just so caring about everybody, coworkers, especially her patients. neighbors stephanie: gathered sunday to remember and honor them. police are investigating the cause of the crash. they say drugs and alcohol do not appear to be factors. the little girl from massachusetts who was allegedly kidnapped friday was released from the hospital this afternoon. her parents reported he

wmur's mike cronin has more on senator graham's message to voters. >> hey, thank you. thank you all. >> one of the most frequent presidential candidates to visit graham is back and a two-time winner of the first in the nation primary, senator john mccain. >> this is a serious time and i'm glad you're here to listen to senator lindsey graham. >> they were at the american legion post. >> nice to meet you. >> just down the road, met customers at the north side grill. >> senator lindsey graham. >> the two began at a manchester law firm. graham isn't discouraged despite trailing in the polls. and the message can get out the new hampshire way, which is word of mouth. >> you cannot buy a vote in new hampshire. they want to see you. >> graham focused the discussion on defeating isis, that he says will require boots on the ground. his plan, 100,000 troops, and >> the banner of islam will take isil down, that's the way this war needs to end. >> mike cronin, wmur news 9. amy: graham and mccain have five events planned throughout the state today. while the major party candidates m

another one sent in from our own reporter mike cronin. he is up in campton, and you can see the beautiful colors. it looked like the sky was on fire with the sun and the clouds low on the horizon. we do have a storm system just to bring in active weather for us. earlier today. there are light showers s the thing. so much colder air is coming in from the west. that cold air meets up with the and there likely will be some changeover to light snow right at the immediate coastline. overnight tonight, i' m talking right at 11:00 or midnight, there could be some light snow that falls. it may likely accumulate on places like the rooftops, car i' m not expecting it on the roads, because the pavement is came down. in chicago, it' s 24 degrees. indianapolis, 29. this cold pool of air is on its way for us. high temperatures the next couple days are going to be the coldest we have felt all season long. here are our temperatures now. we are still in the 40' s, especially at the seacoast, but once we get into the overnight, the cold air to the west of

mike cronin has the story. mike: ady is in a treatment phrase. while the reality of her fight is sinking in, she's in good spirits. alley ady lavallee has the support of the community has she battles leukemia. >> it's been surreal with the support. friends of friends that we've never even met, an outpouring of support. >> ady was diagnosed last week and is receiving treatment from boston's hospital and she's cheering on her favorite football team. >> go tom brady. >> her aunt says she's full of life. >> she loves arts and crafts and loves, loves, loves, playing with her little sister. >> treatment is keeping her off the field for now. her fellow parents and players are supporting her in raising awareness. ady is feeling the love and her family has been posted updates and videos to the facebook page. >> thank you for you love and soon. i live you and i love you, bye. themselves ady's army. >> they've made wristbands and a go fund me page. >> it's a challenging journey. ady knows she has an army behind her. >> it's the best of a really bad situatio