we are live right now at the sheridan hotel in portsmith. just a couple of hours ago we saw that building, donald trump got the endorsement of that union that represents some 5,000 members, and we can tell you it all comes on the heels of trump's very controversial comments about muslims. >> he's a bigot and very sexist. >> reporter: outside the sheridan in portsmith, new hampshire protestors hold >> be brave! stop trump! muslims are our neighbors! >> reporter: some making their way into the hotel's lobby outraged over trump calling on a ban of muslims entering the u.s. [ applause ] >> reporter: all while inside donald trump wins the endorsement of the new england police benevolent association. to be so politically correct. >> reporter: and you can save it. donald trump has managed to stay true to that. >> when i say illegal immigration, people started thinking and two weeks later, three weeks later, it was really a nice conversation. >> trump has managed to offend everyone from muslims to the disabled to mexican immigrants and described tal

. >> protestors standing firm outside of a donald trump event in portsmith, new hampshire. tonight the republican taking the stage there for an endorsement just days after his comments on banning muslims from the u.s. >> tonight donald trump officially gained support from the new england police benevolent association. >> sharman sacchetti was there. sharman, trump made a quick getaway. >> he sure did. we are live right now at the sheridan hotel in portsmith. saw that building, donald trump got the endorsement of that union that represents some 5,000 members, and we can tell you it all comes on the heels of trump's very controversial comments about muslims. >> he's a bigot and very sexist. >> reporter: outside the sheridan in portsmith, new hampshire protestors hold signs blasting donald trump. >> be brave! stop trump! muslims are our neighbors! >> reporter: some making their way into the hotel's lobby outraged over trump calling on a ban of muslims entering the u.s. [ applause ] >> reporter: all while inside donald trump wins the endorsement of the new england police benevo

the democrat and candidate appeared in portsmith and berlin. political reporter sharman sacchetti was in portsmith where the secretary got a warm reception from the crowd. >> within the last few hours, we've learned secretary clinton has added three more stops to her campaign schedule here in new hampshire. she's expected back here on sunday, one day before her husband, former president bill clinton is expected to the hit the campaign trail on her behalf. portsmith, new hampshire, a packed house to see hillary clinton. >> the decision that new hampshire makes is so important. >> reporter: on this cold and snowy day, even inside the room, they're talking about the weather as secretary clinton laid out her plan for adds, could you hear a loud racket of snow and ice slid off the roof. >> and the heavens support what we are going to do on behalf of alzheimer's. >> clinton needed questions on college debt, climate change and gun control. >> the gun lobby lives off fear and misinformation. >> they're issues she's addressed several times before. she c

fox 25's political reporter sharman sacchetti is live in portsmith, new hampshire and sharman, those protestors didn't >> no, they certainly didn't. we're live in front of the hotel where he picked up the endorsement of the police union. and we can tell you it comes about muslims. >>> i a bigot and he's very sexist. >> these are great guys. >> reporter: inside, donald trump accepted the endorsement of the new england police benevolent association, a union representing some 5,000 members. >> one of the first things i do in terms of particular order if i win will be to sign a strong, strong statement. >> reporter: trump told this group of law enforcement officers that he'd have their back, especially when it comes to those who would kill a police officer. >> anybody killing a police officer, death penalty is gonna happen. >> reporter: of course trump has no say over the death penalty. but he did remind this krauss he's not politcally correct and says people are responding to it. >> when i said illegal immigration, left side, people started thinking and two weeks later, three weeks late

and only 50 in portsmith and nashua. only a 20-degree difference. and still 50 in portsmouth. and did have gusty winds, but they've calmed down. got the good soaking wind last night. and we set records for high humidity levels, most humid every for christmas day and the most humid day recorded at any point during the winter months in boston. we've got the light winds and norwood, plymouth, orange, keene all down to a mile visibility. and you are likely to encounter patches of dense fog. on the satellite and radar, there's the cold front on this side of the front, still warm, most of us right now. the other side, it's about 10 degrees cooler and you'll notice that for tomorrow. we're still about 20 degrees above average for this time of year. as the front rolls through, might spawn a couple of spotty showers mainly at the cape and the islands. and you'll see a few showers islands. very spotty showers for the cape south coast. and in general, more cloud cover south and east of boston, a little bit more sunshine north and west of boston for tomorrow. we'll call it a mixture of cl

. >> that's donald trump, of course up in portsmith, new hampshire. you've been the most outspoken on trump. you've been really tough. you're not the only one. you defined it rather well. you might want to do it again what a facist is. why does he meet that description? >> he's exercising outside of what is the democratic system. he's saying we're going to ban all people from entering this country based on religion. our constitution, our tradition doesn't allow that. he's beyond our constitution and tradition. he's using democratic means as an attempt to get power in which we would exercise it presumably in way that's unconstitutional. >> you said the belief in the strong man. the leader can beat any other problem in the world. there's superficial comparisons. they create an overwhelming sense of crisis that only a huge personality can overcome. they create the sense of victimhood. victimhood say they are foreigners and people who are victimizing us. it comes down to this huge personality that's needed by extraordinary means. >> a lot of people saw a

holding a town hall in por portsmith. >>> two people arrested in belgium. police suspect they were planning terrorist attacks in brussels during the holidays. authorities are not releasing details about the suspects or nationalities. one of them is charged with acting as a leader and recruiter for a terrorist group. the other is charged with participating in terror activities. recovering military style uniforms and propaganda. >>> iraq's military claims it liberated ramadi. a series of ground missions by iraqi forces backed by u.s. air strikes have driven the terrorists out of the key government complex in the heart of the area. let's bring in cnn's nima elbargi. now they are saying they have ski secured the government center in the middle of the city. does that mean this battle is over, nima? >> reporter: we want to show you the agency forces heading to the district. these are, of course, u.s. trained troops. to give you a sense there is just as much at stake for the u.s. congratulating iraq on the continuing successes in ramadi. not yet quite there in ter

. >>> you crews battling a fierce fire in portsmith, new hampshire. right now officials are checking the damage. flames were shooting from the gas light restaurant, still no word yet on a cause. >>> kindness on the common. coming up on 7news at 6:00, trees in boston growing gloves and scarves. good samaritans making a difference. >>> and the pats ready to get back on track, and a game you >>> people in need as the temperatures head into the colder months. someone is leaving clothes hanging from trees, those little notes, in boston. so with the notes you'll find mittens, scarves and hats. >> all right, and it's getting plenty of attention. here's christa delcamp are more. >> here on boston common, a sign >> it makes me happy. >> reporter: they're hanging with scarves, hats and mittens, a message as direct as it is simple. these are not lost. if you're stuck out in the code, please take what you need to stay warm. the big-hearted author getting some emotional responses. >> and it made me teary eyed to see good things going on in the word, and i stopped

she'll host a town hall style meeting at portsmith south church around noon-time and appearing at an event in berlin tuesday night. on the g.o.p. side, jeb bush holds an event tomorrow night. new hampshire's first in the nation primary is six weeks from tomorrow. j.c.: right now, maleden police are looking for the driver of the s.u.v. involved in a deadly hit and run. police a 71-year-old was in a crosswalk when she was hit and killed last night. witnesses say the driver hesitated but left the scene. police found the s.u.v. believed to be involved this a witness heard a loud bang and saw something fly several feet in the air. >> just took off really fast. i thought he lost something, i thought something fell off the truck. then i realized, i got out of the car and i realized it was a person on the ground. j.c.: the district attorney's office says chen was feet from her home when she was killed. phil: no charges against the two cleveland police officers involved in the death of a 12-year-old boy. a grand jury has decided not to indict. the officer shot tamir rice when he was holding a

this is kind of a hint of things to come. 56 in the vineyard, but a 38 in portsmith. 53 in the middle here in boston but that cooler weather to the north is a sign of things to come here. in fact, if you look at winds, winds are generally light, if not dead calm. but they're starting to shift around a little bit. got a southwesterly wind at new bedford and northwesterly wind in beverly and winds will continue to shift around overnight tonight as a front rolls through. the front kind of drapes right on top of us right now. on the north side of the front, you get the cooler weather, south side of the front you get the mild weather. the last couple of days. front will gradually slide south tonight. we'll watch the change take place on our futurecast. the arrows here to show you the wind direction watch as we roll through the middle of the night. the winds start to shift around from the southwest to the north and northeast. that northeasterly wind will help to usher in that cooler weather. also help to,er in some fairly damp weather. so again, not only tomorrow we'll be a little bit coole

. >> reporter: donald trump spoke here in portsmith, new hampshire. he got the police association endorseme endorsement. he is cast as the toughest republican in the field calling for a mandatory death penalty convicted of killing a police officer. >> anybody killing a police officer, death penalty. it's going to happen. we can't let this go. >> reporter: donald trump is back on the campaign trail today. he will hold an event in iowa. we are sure to get a better sense of that on how the ban of muslims will get a shake in other states. back to you. >>> thank you for that. there are new signs the republican party may be more worried of donald trump. top officials discussing the possibility of the broken republican convention. this week, planning for a contested convention in case no candidate earns enough to win the nomination. this was not aimed at trump in particular. most of the opponents have been criticizing him for days over the muslim ban. ted cruz knocking trump for the first time at a private fund-raiser. cruz pointed to worries over terror att

. >>> portsmith and new hampshire police warning people to be on alert after a series of car break-ins. a shane crease all over the city in just the past few days. owners reminded to lock their cars every night and remove anything valuable that's in sight. >>> higher prices for using the mbta could be a reality come next year. the t holding a hearing today on a new policy for setting future fares. the current timeline calls for an initial plan to be released by january 6th with a vote on fare hikes happening in february. the most recent price increase was in july of last year. crowded during your ride on the commuter rail, you're not alone. commuters will have to stand and conductors can't collect fares because of the crowded aisles. that review also claims kiolas needs to put in about 169,000 more seats. but can't says those numbers are improving. the mbta can fine them more than $500 per train if there are not enough seats. >>> a sad story out of cush net tonight where a horse needs to be oh oafs shot in the leg last tuesday likely by a hunter. right now max is shrimping around on pa

the owner told the portsmith herald uber drivers aren't following the ordinance and they're not stopping them and transportation committee recommended the city get a court order to force uber out. old st. nick always knows what's going on and he appeared earlier controversial story -- that we first told but. on tuesday we told you about the substitute elementary school teacher who raised questions about santa and two days later the posters started appearing around town. they say santa was here. each one comes with a red ribbon o to show where santa's slay passed by on a practice run. >>> if you bought tickets to buy adele -- there was a good amount of anger on the internet today directed the scalpers who bought the tickets in bulk and jacked up the prices as high as $10,000 on secondary ticket sites. >>> new tonight, a bit of humaner from outer space. you're looking at a photo tweeted by astronaut scott kelly tonight. kelly is spending a year in space on board the international space station. he writes, no lines for star wars, but we do have to wait for it to get to the station soon. all

. >> reporter: donald trump spoke here in portsmith, new hampshire. he got the endorsement of the police benevolent association. speaking here, he sought to be the toughest republican in the field calling for a mandatory death penalty on anyone found guilty of killing a police officer. >> anybody killing a police officer, anybody killing a police officer, death penalty. it's going to happen, okay? we can't let it go. >> reporter: trump is back on the campaign trail. he will hold an event in iowa. we will get a better sense on the proposal and how it is playing out in other early voting states. back to you, christine and alison. >>> and helping us to sort things trump this morning, let's bring in tal kopan this morning from the washington bureau. we see what trump is doing. be the thorn in the side of the republican establishment. you know, he is sort of appealing to what's concerning america the most in the election season. i'm not talking about the economy. i'm talking about what americans are thinking about. they are worried about their safety and t

. >>> donald trump is in portsmith, new hampshire tonight, his first big campaign event since advocating a ban on muslims entering the united states. he just fennished speaking to members of a regional new england police union that just endorsed him, saying that the san bernardino killings validate the need to keep muslims out. >> when i talked about what i said the other day, all of a sudden i'm watching the shows this morning and i'm watching the shows tonight, well, you know, trump has a point. the visa system is not working. this woman came in on a marriage visa and she was totally radicalized and she came in and all of a sudden they are saying it's not working. the visa system. we've got to get down to the problems. we can't worry about being politically correct. we just can't afford any more to be so politically correct. >> donald trump tonight in new hampshire. the larger backdrop, new polling that shows strong support for trump and ideas within the republican party whether the party leadership likes it or not. our chief national correspondent john king looks at that and more toni

he made the comment at a new england police event in portsmith. >>> 163 syrian refugees arriving in toronto last night. the prime minister was there to welcome them. canada has pledged to resettle 25,000 syrian refugees by the end of february. >>> brawl erupting in ukraine's parliament after one deputy tried to drag the prime minister away. dozens of lawmakers rushed to defend the prime minister and more scuffles ensued. the deputy was expelled over the incident. crazy video. that's your cnbc news update for this hour. back to you. >> that's wild. all right. thank you very much, courtney reagan. we want to talk more about third avenue, the bond markets and concerns leading up to the fed meeting. joining us to explain, jim stewart. a lot of funky things happening ahead of this fed meeting. china changing the way it's going to manage the currency and this high yield scare. >> i know. it's not a sprays they'll raise next week. how long have bebeen talking about this and anticipating it. wouldn't you expect everyone would put the foam on the runway by now. this high yield fund situation is a re

the democrat and candidate appeared in portsmith and berlin. political reporter sharman sacchetti was in portsmith where the secretary got a warm reception from the crowd. >> within the last few hours, we've learned secretary clinton has added three more stops to her campaign schedule here in new hampshire. she's expected back here on

. >>> some snow and ice causing damage in portsmith. you can see the weight of the snow brought down this awning on congress street. >> a is also bury man hoping to earn some money had to contact police instead. richard hughes said someone stole his 10-year-old plow right out of his yard on monday. the plow weighs at least 700 pounds and sitting right