tide win 6-1 and concord tied for first place. the 2016 olympic marathon trials were run in record heat in los angeles today. 66 degrees at the start, and it rose to 75 by the end. top three men and top three women qualify for the rio olympics. galen rupp won the men' s race in a time of 2 hours, 11 minutes, and 10 seconds. meb keflezighi was second. jared ward was third. for the women, amy cragg finished first in just over 2 hours and 28 minutes, followed flanagan. keflezighi and flanagan will both be running in their fourth olympic games. he will be the oldest. he will turn we had seven new 41. hampshire runners competing in the marathon trials today. none of them qualified. here they are officially. congratulations to all the granite state runners in the late today -- in l.a. today. stephanie: faster than anyone at this table. adam: the photographer can motor. jason: i would have never finished. much faster than me. adam: thanks for watching news 9 at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." breaking news. supreme court justi

high school hockey, concord, nashua south this afternoon, 2-1 concord in the second. 3-1. heard bird now, concord on the power play and alex scores. gymnastics championships held at londonderry high school today, high school to the 2016 championship with first place finishes on the vault and the floor exercise. pinkerton finished second. psychs won the beam, the bars and all around individual competition. congratulations to all the ladies. and the swimming and diving championships held in durham today, exeter wins your boys championship, pinkerton second. and bishop guertin was third. for the girls it was exeter also taking the team title, dover was second, b.g. third again. somers of alvirne and zota of bishop guertin were the only two multiple event winders, both winning the 50 and 100-meter free style events. seven granite staters were in l.a. today taking part in the 2016 olympic marathon trials. find out who made team u.s.a. >> the 2016 olympic marathon trials were run in record heat in los angeles today, 66 degrees by the end. the previous record was 61 degrees. top

notice readings right now beginning to coast back into the upper 30's and low 40's, from concord north and west. a little above that, still mid to upper 40's manchester towards the coast. even though it's quiet on the radar scopes now, notice all that precipitation hugging the coastline of virginia and eastern parts of north carolina. that will budge in across central and southern new hampshire during the early part of tomorrow morning, as a light mix. notice two, three, four a.m. a quick changeover to wet snow in time for the morning commute. we'll have more straight ahead. tom: our commitment 2016 coverage start tonight with new wmur than cnn poll numbers, just in to our newsroom in the democratic race for president. jennifer: the poll tracks where the presidential candidates were right before the iowa caucuses the eyes of likely new hampshire primary voters in each party. and tonight bernie sanders is expanding his large lead. he has gone from 58% pre-iowa to 61% post-iowa. and hillary clinton is down three, going from 33% to 30% post-iowa, despite the fact that she claimed victory

north of town, 29 hickory, 28 wilkesboro, 25 morganton, 29 shelby and 28 in concord. we do not have the fog we had yesterday morning, should be a much easier commute. chill three morning, 34 degrees at 8:00, up to 54 this afternoon under sunny skies, on the chilly side of the high right now, on the backside, much warmer weather and that is coming for friday and the weekend. we do have rain chances that will be ramping up and talk about that coming up with the seven day planner. you're never more than seven traffic on wbtv news this morning. here is chris, first alert >> chris: first alert traffic sponsored by toyota of north charlotte. pretty easy roll on thursday morning commute. looking at i-77 this is inbound at rest area, volume starting to pick up a bit across the charlotte area, but if you're to uptown, 20 minutes, 68-miles-per-hour, concord to center city, 18 minutes and 65 and lake norman southbound, 15 minutes at 67-miles-per-hour. keep in mind about 8:00 yesterday morning that was over 50 minutes in from rock hill because of accidents on 77 yesterday. john b

concord to center city, 18 minute commute and lake norman southbound on 77, 15, 69. that is a check of the morning traffic, john, over to you. >> john: police looking for the person who robbed employees at a popular restaurant in charlotte's south end end. mark davenport is live at the restaurant, was anyone hurt? >> reporter: john, we know no one was hurt her at phat burrito last night during the armed robbery, but we spoke to employees who told us it was a frightening experience. get to you video that we shot last night of police inside and outside the restaurant looking for evidence. anything they could to link anything inside the restaurant to the person that robbed this place. employees told us that a suspect came in the business and put a gun to the manager's head, demanding money. they got what they wanted and ran out in a getaway vehicle. i want you to listen how one employee described to it wbtv overnight. >> i was online making a burrito, some skinny dude wearing a hoodie and had a backpack and gun, decide to run up in there and put a gun to the manager's h

a further down to the south, gilead at old statesville road at the crossroads to the huntersville-concord road, another accident came in i'd say 15 minutes ago. here is another live look i-77 at arrowood and certainly starting to see those roads wetten up with the rain during the overnight hours. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic on wbtv news this >> john: we'll continue to follow the severe weather that devastating parts of the southeast. >> christine: get to kristen miranda with more new video you just got your hands on in the alert center. >> kristen: new pictures i first from walb, our sister station in alba in albany, georgia. this tree has fallen in the area, power lines are down. video i got in, one tree taking out two cars, this is in stone mountain, georgia. wind and rain of course the culprits but look at the damage you don't want to wake up to that this morning. storms in georgia have caused some schools to start late there today. the metro atlanta area under a slight risk for severe weather before 7:00 this morning. and there is a greater enhan

this most recent shooting in concord. is connected. >> pam: happening this friday. a memorial service for the off- duty richmond police officer killed in his home last week. >> pam: the public ceremony for gus vegas. will be held at the richmond memorial auditorium at 10- in the morning. >> pam: today. the man accused of his first court appearance at the solano county hall of justice in fairfield today. >> pam: at least one family member from both sides was there. and so was kron 4's haaziq madyun. >> reporter: you are looking at photos of the year-old robert bay the taken inside the courtroom here at the solano county hall of justice in fairfield. he was in court for an agreement connected to last thursday's shooting death of a richmond police officer creek who was his son and grandfather. turning all round with an intense look and scanned the court won't cure it not sure who he was looking for. the audience was the daughter of the big dumb and on the other side of the court room was his sister. both declined to speak to reporters. >> reporter: is video of the vict

a live look in concord where it is just five degrees. meteorologist hayley lapoint tells us how cold it will feel with the wind chill. hayley: the good thing is the winds will start to diminish. we still have wind chills in the double digits below zero at the moment. overnight, it will not be as bad. you will not hear the wind whistling like last night. it is five in concord. one in laconia. plymouth already subzero. with the winds diminishing, it is going to be very cold tonight. last night was cold because we had the wind factored in. tonight it will be cold because it will be because the air temperatures dip so much. we still have sustained winds at 10 miles an hour in concord. it feels double digits below zero with the wind chill. clear skies now. look to the southwest. a storm system is moving in. that will bring us snow. look at the temperatures tonight. double digits. 20' s below zero. more on the forecast in a few minutes. adam: you can download the app to track temperatures in your area. stephanie: new security procedures are go

the temperature here yesterday morning here right in concord was 40 below zero. that was the wind chill factor. and that was the feels-like temperature. take a look at it on this map here, 40 degrees below zero. we had a huge turn around even to today where it made it up to about 20 or so degrees in concord, and tomorrow an even bigger temperature swing will be on the way as we project in concord around the upper 40's, perhaps near 50 with enough warmth making its way here. that's the difference of an amazing 85 to 90 degrees between yesterday morning and tomorrow, for what it will feel like. if you got on an airplane from concord right now where it's 19 degrees, and flew down to florida, you still would have a difference of about 51 degrees, that's the difference from concord to florida, 51 degrees. and the difference from yesterday to tomorrow will be almost 90 degrees. that's how amazing this temperature swing is. but there's also something else coming aalong with the temperature swing, there's a few light snow flurries around here. and there's more on the way

kimberly bookman joins us live in concord with how he's feeling heading into tonight. kimberly? >>reporter: we know he went out for breakfast this morning, then he went for a walk by a concord polling place telling everyone he met he' feeling great. >> if you guys want to walk, we're going to walk. >>reporter: lead in the polls by concord. >> usually i like to take nice quiet walks but i guess not today. but i thank you all for the company. >>reporter: the 74-year-old has really resonated with young people and women on a platform of free college and ending wall street corruption. >> it sounds to me like you're ready for a political revolution. >>reporter: after a week of heavy campaigning, sanders now needs his supporters to come out in force if he hopes to get the big win. >>reporter: and because it really represents youth enthusiasm which they say is what their campaign is all about. kimberly bookman, 7 news >> the trump campaign hoping the republican front runner can stay on top. he has had a commanding so trump is still expected to get the win here in new hampshire. >> after

concord, you have been in and out of the showers. raindrops continue toward peterborough and hillsborough this evening. look at these temperatures. this is 6:00 in the evening after dark in february, and we are still in the 50' s. 53 in manchester. a week ago, we were below zero at this time of the night. temperatures tomorrow similar to today. not quite as mild. we will see more sunshine. i will show you the rest of the weekend' s forecast and the seven-day forecast ahead. adam: american medical response is reporting a staggering number of drug overdoses this month. in manchester alone, there have been 42. four of them happened friday within a half hour of each other. wmur' s kristen carosa joins us now more. kristen: a.m.r. says 12 of the 42 overdoses were fatal, a month on record. and the numbers just continue to climb. emergency crews in nashua say they saw something saturday morning they haven' t seen in years. >> we actually had a person walk into the station this morning asking for help, and they had overdosed. kristen: americ

live in concord, heather hamel, wmur news 9. jean: the problems related to that tent are just some of the violations found in walker international events. other violations include ungrounded or misused electrical equipment, including equipment unmarked exits, and missing fire extinguishers inside a tent flames. osha has proposed more than $33,000 in fines. tom: another breaking story, belknap county now, where a former deputy has just been indicted on charges of sexual assault. shelley walcott is live in laconia where investigators say earnest blanchette targeted prisoners under his watch. reporter: that's right, tom, this former belknap county sheriff's deputy is facing another trial for a sexual assault in a different case. 37-year-old earnest justin blanchette was indicted on nine counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault and one count of felonious sexual assault. the cases involve five different alleged victims, each of whom were inmate at the time. blanchette is accused of committing the offenses while transporting the

police say a 31-year-man from concord walked into the john muir medical center concord campus with a non-life threatening gunshot wound to the leg. blakely says the victim told investigators he was a passenger in a car when the shooting happened. the victim claims he was shot just before the grant street exit on northbound highway 242. then, dropped off at the hospital. the other witnesses in the car left before police got there. >> : it doesn't sound like a case of road rage. it is undetermined what the motive is in this case. so far, police say there are no other reported injuries in this case. >> : and, right now, the suspect is still outstanding. >> phillipe :police also a little light on suspect details. saying only that the gunman was seen driving a black four-door vehicle. in concord, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam :coming up. kron's special series continues. a look behind the walls of san quentin's death row. as the prison begins to run out of room to house the inmates. find out what the state has planned. after three decades, the sound of music is back in one local

concord just two shy at 58. and four shy of the record of 62, by the way, that 61 at the coast, five off the record of 66 for the date. to the north still in the 50's, so very warm even along the canadian border. right now beginning to cool down a bit, but still above average. you will notice cooler air upstream, but even though temperatures drop some over the next couple days we still remain well above the average that. means the next storm that moves in mid-week will be more rain as but when could roads be dicey, we'll look at that in a few minutes. tom: an investigation under way right now in rochester after a weekend assault. jennifer: the assault was reported in the parking lot of gary's bar and lounge. a victim was taken to maine medical center, he's in serious condition tonight. police won't say whether or not a weapon was involved here. but they do say the public is not in danger. >> at this point we've identified many of the key involved participants in this incident. so we do have our identities, we ha

in concord, new hampshire. it wasn't -- it didn't take long for cnn to project that sanders won the event and, in fact, the concession was already at the ready by the clinton campaign headquarters. jeff zeleny is traveling with the clinton campaign and joins us now. i believe by phone. jeff, what is the clinton campaign saying? >> reporter: well, jake, the clinton campaign is saying at this hour that they do intend to complete -- in fact, they have -- bill and hillary clinton are at their hotel in manchester. they will be making their way just outside of manchester to the campus of the university of southern new hampshire where they will concede this election. quite frankly, they're trying to spin this loss as just another contest. of course, we know it is so much more than that. this is new hampshire. the state that she won eight years ago, that delivered bill clinton to the white house in 1992. they're putting out a memo tonight calling it the way forward. campaign manager robby mook is putting out this memo

minor slowdowns at the hooksett tolls and in concord through the exits of the city of concord. road. the everett turnpike northbound getting busy through the merrimack stretch between exits 10 and 11. 101 east a good ride to the seacoast, and the spaulding turnpike is busy northbound. i'm peggy james. jennifer: a suspected burglar in vermont is facing charges after police say he stole a family's cat. awe competent -- he stole a cat named boots after he said he was looking for his own cat. josh: an armed robber got more than he bargained for when the man he targeted turned out to be an iraq war veteran. a robber put a gun to his back after leading the gunman to the register the vet whipped around and threw him on the floor. the robber is still on the mike: here we go, quite a few changes coming in down the road over the next 12 to 24 hours. there's a storm we've been tracking the past couple days that looked to pass to our south yesterday, that's going to come a little closer. that means a return to winter not only in terms of temperature but now in terms of snow. take a look at the t

we live in concorde tonight. blair filler fox 25 news of another big story going how marco rubio does involvment during past two days other republican candidates have really been targeting him for his lack luster performance saturday's debate aroob xam paced radson tell in man chester. that's where we find fox 25 rubio expected to be here within next 340e7bs as you mentioned that has been one of the criticisms of rubio was he performance saturday night. chris christie calling him out after he -- he stick script repeating himself four times about president obama saying that obama want to change america for the worst. of. and that's been something that i ruibal has been criticized for even prior to the debate. his inability to go off the script. the fact that they believe he does not have enough experience many critics say that. fact he is green. i can to tell you rubio spent the morning at voting locations mainly in rockingham county. he went to manchester, bed ford, salem and winham. that's heavily concentrating

it a close game, concord beat londonderry by 3-2. jennifer: right now on wmur.com, from classic books to new stories you may never have her of yet, we've put together a list of 20 great books to read tom: tune in for "new hampshire chronicle" that follows world news. we'll see you back here tonight right after "american crime." today in america, the top 1/10 of 1% owns almost as much wealth this great country and our government belong to all of us. wall street, corporate america, wealthy campaign donors have so much influence that the only way they are defeated is when millions of people begin to stand up and say loudly and clearly, "enough is enough." i'm bernie sanders,

>>> this broadcast sponsored by subaru south boulevard and subaru concord. wbtv on your side. wbtv news starts right now. >> christine: a lot of developments since you've been sleeping about the work place shooting that left four dead and 14 wounded, this morning the shooter has been identified. >> john: a story kristen miranda is following in the alert center. >> kristen: the shooter and we're learning new information from the scene and hearing from those who were inside when the shooting happened i'll bring that to you in minutes from the alert center. >> john: a day away from the south carolina democratic primary, we're live in the palmetto state on your side with the latest from the campaign trail. >>> good morning, welcome to wbtv news this morning on friday, february 26th, good to have you with us at 6:00, i'm john carter. >> christine: i'm christine sperow. several school delays to tell you about. avery and mitchell county on three-hour delay. next three school districts delayed two hours, alleghany county schools, ashe county schools and watauga county schools. >> john

in concord haaziq madyun kron4news in concord haaziq madyun kron4news >> catherine:a second person is dead tonight from that quadruple shooting in vallejo on friday. the shooting victim, identified as 22 year old bomani broadnax of martinez , died in a hospital today. his 41-year old father. michael broadnax of vallejo. died at the child were wounded. vallejo police are looking for a leaving the crime scene. vallejo police are asking any witnesses to the shooting to call them. in san francisco police are hoping that the boldness of a fatal shooting will lead to the killer. the victim has now been identified as 23 year old curtis cail of san francisco. he had been arrested previously - and charged with murder in a 2012 case. sunday's shooting happened across from a police station and restaurants. also near surveillance cameras.along fillmore and golden gate. someone fired shots into a white dodge sedan as it was leaving a mcdonald's in the western district. police aren't sure of the motive but say it might have been a the gunamn was wearing dark clothes, and got into another car that s

concord went up to 62 at 10:00. it is cold enough for snow, so the cooler air will start diving and later on today and in the form of light snow in the northern half of the state, during the evening and overnight hours tonight. much more on this big change that will come in for the weekend forecast coming up. adam: thanks, kevin. right now, eversource says there are only scattered power outages , but at one point, 000 people were in the dark due to downed trees like this one in londonderry. and some roads are still closed at this hour due to minor flooding. wmur' s kristen carosa is live in hudson with a look at more of the damage and the clean-up. kristen: adam, we are in front of sagamore park road where two businesses were without power after the storm this morning. as you can see, one is still being worked on. a tree was struck by lightening causing damage to power lines. damaging wind and rain moved through new hampshire wednesday night into thursday morning causing flooding, downed trees, and power outages. ca

concord 67, in the forecast for you, upper 60s for san jose. low 60s for pacifica. 68 in concord, 65 for napa. in the south bay 69 degrees. temperature will hold steady as we get into the weekend. a slight chance of showers. >>> happy friday, traffic is doing well, it's not a bad commute. let's look at what we have. this is the bay bridge toll plaza, looking at interstate 880 the traffic is moving nicely. there's a little bit of roadwork, eastbound 24 causing slowing, nothing major. we talked about that, westbound 24 is off to a good start. let's go back to the desk. >>> here's the top stories, a shooting rampage in a small kansas town leaves four dead including the gunman. the man walked inside the excel same-sex marriage plan and opened fire. the prove is being call -- explant. >> a man accused of killing his girlfriend. pedroza is accused of killing her. he's an immigrant who could be deported. u.c. berkeley is issuing a warning over the drugging of four women. it was reported at two fraternies friday night. police say two women at each hous

concord just at 42 degrees. 45 in livermore. but your visibility is just over a mile in each location. so dense fog in our east bay valleys. the north bay so far not doing bad on the peninsula or the south bay. hayward about 6 miles. we will talk about a nice afternoon today before the warmth returns. that, and a look at the rain possibly returning, as well, coming up. >> thanks, lisa. the warriors are back in action after the all-star break, but did they keep their winning did they keep their winning streak alive? again! again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... again! ♪ i got the discounts that you need ♪ ♪ safe driver ♪ accident-free ♪ everybody put your flaps in the air for me ♪ it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. look at this sweet face. so sweet. ok, we're going to need a napkin gooey, flaky, happy. toaster strudel.

a chilly day, getting back in the low 50s, charlotte, concord, mooresville. our rain chance is 50/50 this afternoon. lenoir 70% chance of rain, boone it will rain much of the day and only back to 42. there is a flash flood watch in effect that runs through tomorrow evening, for heavy downpours coming back in the picture. we'll see the rain taper some today but will change character tomorrow and become potentially severe and with that, rain on wednesday will be very heavy, so potential for flooding and there is an element of wind and even severe weather including a small risk for tornadoes across our viewing area tomorrow, i will try to pinpoint where the best opportunity for that might be, i'll have that in the seven day forecast at the top of the hour. right now check in with chris, first alert traffic. >> chris: al, thank you, first alert traffic sponsored by toyota of north charlotte. keeping an eye here on your tuesday morning commute, most of our major highways are this morning, so 77 and 85 no problems as we swing in center city, we do have two accident

still 50 degrees in manchester. 49 in portsmouth. 45 in concord. we have temperatures in the mid 30's when you get upnorth. the winds are out of the southwest. so it's bringing in the mild. the winds are relatively light at this hour. the latest three-hour loop of the satellite radar shows you where the rain had been coming down especially in central new hampshire. but it kind of fizzled out. and we just have a few lingering rain showers and spits of rain over the white mountains and even some higher elevations snow showers too. but that's all that we've got from this system. it's wrapping up. you can make out how the clouds are beginning to clear out. i wouldn't be surprised by early tomorrow morning almost all of us get to see the sunshine. it will be a brighter day tomorrow. we'll call it a mix of clouds. this is about 7:00 and you see the clouds lingering north of the natches. but southern new hampshire looking good with sunshine. a few passing clouds but it will to today maybe a bit cooler. on monday, temperatures a little bit cooler. we'll ha

north you're below freezing in boone with snow that continues to blow, 41 morganton, 40 concord. today, partly to mostly sunny skies, wind howling, 42 this morning. near 50 lunch time, 56 this afternoon. close to average this time of the year, you want above average stick around in the seven day forecast, i'll have that starting at 6:00. right now check in with chris, first alert traffic. >> chris: al, thank you, first alert traffic sponsored by toyota of north charlotte. again we're following this injury accident on wilkinson boulevard, so wilkinson at harley avenue off josh birmingham parkway, not seeing significant delays of yet so we'll keep an eye on that. looking live at independence expressway from briar creek, volume inbound toward the city is beginning to pick up this morning. if you're traveling 321, no problems, 601 out to the east no problems there and closer in the charlotte area, most of our major interstates are still running in the green this morning. that's a check of traffic, christine, back over to you. >> christine: thank you, chris. coverage of the damage lef

look at the high temperatures today, 9 degrees in concord. up north, temperatures didn' t even go above one degree. degrees. a lot of places have fallen below zero. look at whitefield and littleton, already in the double digits below zero. some of you, hanging on to warmer air. i was surprised we haven' t dipped as quickly as we could. 3 in manchester, but it is -6 in nashua. -9 in jaffrey. all across the area, the winds have really diminished. in jaffrey, only 3 miles per hour. that makes me feel-like temperature the actual air temperature. without the wind, it will feel better. state. to be cold. your car might need a few minutes to warm up. the kids should hang indoors -- they head to the bus stop. aren' t cooling down as quick as we could, the clouds are starting to move in and the winds shifting to be more southerly. as that occurs, some warmer air is going to be coming in. it' a snow maker. futurecast. 8:00 a.m. tomorrow, waking up to bright sunshine. it will be a beautiful start to the day. once we get to the evening commute time, snow

tom: concord christian academy closed due to an outbreak of the norovirus, this as the state releases an alert about the illness. jennifer: it is highly contagious, so tonight health officials have some key advice on how to stop it from spreading. kristen carosa joins us now with more. reporter: health and human services has seen 20 outbreaks of the norovirus since january 21 and the number could be higher because they don't concord christian academy is closed after an outbreak of the norovirus. the latest location to be hit. >> it causes nausea, vomiting and diarrhea together. reporter: she says the symptoms last between 24 and 48 hours, she says the virus is highly contagious. >> we do see outbreaks of this in winter months in institutions and schools, it's very common when you have people con degree gaiting in a setting. reporter: something this family knows about all too well. >> out of the blue we started with the vomiting, the severe stomach pain. two of my children ended up with fevers, it went through all five people in my house in a week and a half. reporter: karen says her d

it is still mild in the 50' s. s from concord international a. up north, we have fallen into the 40' s. week ago. we had temperatures well below zero at this time. the winds have been moving around. we have had some gusts near 30 the moment. that is warmer air surging in. that is about to change because we have a cold front bringing rain showers we see across the state. the rain has not quite made it to places like manchester. it looks like rain chest -- raindrops into concord and along 93 into the lakes region. there are also a couple of pink spots indicating there could be mixing or sleet and maybe even snow in the higher elevations and far northern new hampshire. we have a big low-pressure system to the north. occasional showers. we have a big band moving through at the moment. we will have the showers through the evening and probably early overnight as well. here is how things go on futurecast. temperatures fall by 9:00 into s. s up north. t fall below freezing. freezing. days where we are in and out of the clouds. you might have a few hours

this is surveillance video from a subway in concord. the suspect is on a crime spree and it's only a matter of time until someone gets hurt. police say this guy's motive is always the same. >> it is very similar. we're actually in front of baskin robbins here, this was the latest robbery to take place, and police say the suspect's m.o. is the same. he calmly walks in, flash as gun or a knife. and demands cash. wearing sunglasses and a hooded sweatshirt, a man calmly walks into this subway on clayton road in concord. he flash as gun and grabs the money in and out in less than a minute. >> he said, open the drawer and give me the money and i won't hurt you. >> police say leslie glaze was another one of his victims. the suspect walked into casper's hot dogs in walnut creek and robbed her. >> he's done it before, he was just way too calm. >> in the last month, police think this one suspect hit eight businesses throughout walnut creek and concord. even robbing this subway in nor cal swim shop on the same day. authorities say he stepped it up

here in concord. i have had reports of gusts to 33 around concord as well. also clayton. but tommy jarvis says morning, steve, stinson beach cool an calm. not a whisper of a wind. same reports in santa rosa where it's cool and no breeze at all. for some it's very windy. wind advisories start a half an hour ago it to 7:00. rain will be light this morning. it's a ways away. has to come in later. it will be this evening or tonight for some overnight into tomorrow. i doubt there is much out of this. interesting. livermore airport went from 57 to 68 in one hour because their breeze turned southerly. that shot the temperature up 11 degrees. pretty impressive. any rain is light. temperatures are mild. a few 50s. brentwood 57. livermore 68. 68 palo alto, 59 santa rosa. a couple reports of no breeze at all. peninsula has been really warm. pa ka, i have reports all around there are being nutty windy and warm. south 22, gusts to 38 oakland airport. same on the peninsula. very windy there as well. gusts 25 to 30. 40s to 50s in the sierra. snow level goes down there late tonight, tomo

the most recent robbery just last night in concord. nbc bay area's elyce kirschner is there this evening. elyce, any leads in this case? what are the local police telling you? >> reporter: well, the police are hoping that someone recognizes this man. they say that he walked into the business here behind me calmly waiting until employees were alone, then demanded cash. it's one of several incidents that were caught on camera. this is what police say one man has done more than a half a dozen times. you can seat suspect calmly walk into a subway in concord and demand cash. >> there was nobody in the store. and this guy walks in through the door and straight to the register. >> reporter: that's exactly what happened to leslie glaze. she says the suspect matching the same description walked into casper's hot dogs in walnut creek, flashed a knife and walked out with the money. >> yeah. he's done it before. because he was just way too calm. >> his m.o. is he comes in so nonchalant. he will either come into the business when no customers are i

looks nice. 70 charlotte, concord, no chance of rain. small chance for shower this morning around boone, as the frontal system moves in. i think even this afternoon you're mostly sunny, breezy, cooler, but 57 by mountain standards at the end of the second month of the year, that is not bad at all. taking you in tomorrow, 30% chance of rain tomorrow, that is mainly going to be during the late afternoon hours. the best chance comes at night, in fact probably a 70% chance of showers and thunderstorms tomorrow night as this frontal system moves in. so tomorrow again, small chance of shower late in the day, better opportunity comes late, late tomorrow night, early wednesday morning. high pressure build in behind the system, what we're learning at is breezy, cooler conditions wednesday once the front moves 10%, that is during the morning hours. we'll dry out for well, wednesday and thursday, by late thursday into friday, another chance of rain, not a great chance, though, not a huge storm, just another frontal system that will come in that wil

anywhere from concord points south. but not a whole lot of rain to come, as we go through the next several hours. new york and vermont, just spotty sprinkles at best. the steady rain to our south and east will move just off to our south overnight into tomorrow morning. so not a whole lot of rain left over, still damp and on the mild side. yes, it is quite chilly in parts of central new hampshire, upper 30's in the lakes region. plymouth just barely above freezing. concord only at 37. same story in nashua. but you get into the higher terrain up north, approaching 50. some of the higher terrain in the monadnock region same story. with the light southerly win, temperatures will actually be climbing or holding steady during the overnight. so these are not low temperatures, these are the actual readings by midnight, one, two, three in the morning, low 40's north and mid to upper 40's in southern parts of the state. well above normal high temperatures for this time of year. now, there is a lot of cold air back to our west. no

freezing concord. 30 morganton, shelby, 29 in monroe. out the door this morning, few flurries around, lots of clouds, 20% chance, 32 degrees, coming home from work and school, i think we will see a few breaks of sunshine and 42, that is still cold, about 15 degrees below average this time of the year and much cooler than yesterday. so our precipitation chances are up, monday into tuesday, especially monday night but things have changed, the low now doesn't look like it will cut so far to the south and as a result i think monday now we start to see a sloppy mixture across the area. this is monday morning, snow, sleet, freezing rain, the snow gets pushed toward the mountain as warmer air comes in aloft and what that does is creates a mess here with sleet, freezing rain and even plain rain. could get thunderstorms tuesday, south of charlotte. as that system pulls out. here is what the seven day forecast says, few flurries to day, 42, cold winds tomorrow, 37, brutal tomorrow night, 15. valentine's day dry, increasing clouds, sloppy weather m

lincolnton's triple, concord's level, more than six times higher. >> does that cause the city of concord concern? >> the city is monitoring it. as is the epa. that's why it's being tested. it's not treated in the process because the treatment is it's not clear when the epa will regulate hexo valent chromium because the rules or recommendations differ depending on where your water comes from. state leaders say education is important. brown's family relies on bottled water. >> this is how we're living with this bottled water. it just has taken over our home. >> recent tests showed smith his filter is working. he feels safer now taking a drink. >> get your water tested to find out what's in it. it doesn't matter if it's well water or city water. >> they should have research compiled by mid year. treating water to limit or removal the chemical could be really expensive. that's something the epa will consider too. it can cost $150. find a list of certified labs or check the local water reports we've compiled. go to wsoctv.com. it's all inside my story under the 9 investigates tab. >>> it does

nine below in concord in manchester. feels like 12 below in portsmouth. already in the 20' s below from plymouth to whitefield. cover up, bundle up as you head out tonight and certainly tomorrow morning that will be the case. looking at future wind chills. this is 9:00 tonight. we will easily be in the 20' s and 30' s below with the wind chill factored in. this is the dangerous type of if you break down on the side of the road with no heat and are stuck for a few hours, it could be very dangerous. we want to give you a big warning about these cold temperatures. even by tomorrow afternoon, it will still feels subzero all day long. cover exposed skin, where layers, limit exposure especially for children. take the animals in tonight. check on elderly to make sure they have the heating they need. a wind chill warning has been issued for the entire state with the exception of the extreme coastline because we don' expect the wind chills to be quite as cold. digits below zero is what it will feel like with the winds factored in. overnight. plummet. a few passing

once you get into concord a few slowdowns through the exits in the concord stretch. on 101 west you're bunching up at the 114 intersection, as usual, out to wallace road. ever relet turnpike northbound getting slow between exits 7 and 11. manchester and hampton. the spaulding turnpike is a slow crawl northbound through newington. from the wzid traffic network, i'm peggy james. jean: thanks, peggy. a political movement making new hampshire its home basis celebrating a milestone tonight. tom: the free state movement is moving ahead with big plans, that story is next. reporter: getting down to the wire in south carolina, i'm sal hi kidd in washington with new polls and fresh appeals for votes in the first in the south primary. mike: after some snow to start off the week, the temperatures start to climb, how mild it gets starting tomorrow. jean: at 5:30 a first of its kind investigation into insurance coverage for substance abuse. >> i think it's about stigma. tom: and the push to free up money for fighting drug dealers, so, let me get this straight -- u.s. cellular has

the great american comedy and vaudeville shows begins at concord concord. it begins at the concord city, and i'm tom griffith, news 9. >> jamie staton and news 9 sports. >> all right, it was a fun night local coach hits a milestone, let's start with the bruins looking good on the road at the carolina hurricanes there, and patrice bergeron, beats cam ward for the goal. his 23rd of the year, 1-0 boston and then still in the first, with great effort and he'll fire home a wrister from a tough angle, his 12th of the year. that's the game winner. 2-0 boston after one, same score in the third period. when he scores again, ryan spooner found him, his 13th made him 3-1. brad marchand, his 32nd on the year and a nice win on the road. a final, 4-1. monarchs skated at norfolk admirals. league. here is why they might not have done so well last night. three of their best players called up to ontario this week and that certainly did not help their 'cause and they play again tonight in virginia. college hockey not good. jamie hill the only goal. cory scored twice for dartm

providence road, 16 minute commute and concord to center city, 18 minutes, 67-miles-per-hour. also seeing a road block age, a west tyvola and yorkmont heading toward billy graham parkway. the overall commute most of the major highways are continuing to run in the green this morning. this is about an hour-and-a-half old now but we had an overturned vehicle on sam furr at statesville, that scene is now in the clearing stages. that is a check of the morning commute, guys back over to you. >> john: next at 5:00, putting teens in charlotte to work. >> christine: what the obama >>> bringing you the latest updates live from the alert center, thanks for choosing wbtv news this morning. >> john: now 5:21 in consumer headlines before he was running the white house, president obama was working at baskin robbins. now pushing for teens to have a similar experience. the president posting about his first summer job yesterday on linked in. announced a new program to bring together leaders, non-profits and private businesses to increase summer programs. receiving money for the program. jennife

it was centered near concord. no reports of any damage. >>> it's one way to show love to your friends this valentine's day. hundreds in san francisco gathered for a public pillow fight. >> kpix 5's joe vazquez is live at justin herman plaza with the story of a lot of feathered friends. >> right? you can look behind me at justin herman plaza. you can see what appears to be feathers flying. that's because this is the 10th annual valentine's day pillow fight which means for 10 years we were coming out here and wondering aloud, why exactly are they doing this? >> why are we doing this? >> because it's fun and everyone is coming together, man. >> a lot of us don't have dates. >> who's going to pick up all the feathers? >> us. >> no, you're not. >> we're supposed to pick it up. [ laughter ] >> why are we doing this? why are we doing this? >> it's fun. >> so there are about a thousand people out here. so it's fun. i'll buy that. as for who's going to pick it up, no, they're not going to pick it up, which leads us to the

drive times if you're coming up from rock hill, 21 minutes, 64-miles-per-hour, concord to center city, 18 minute commute, lake norman southbound at 15 minutes and 67 miles per hour. looking at center city the john belk, brookshire, no problems running in the green, as is the case with most of our major highways this morning. 485, 77, 85 looking okay. we're seeing a few slow downs around providence road. up to our north in iredell county. overturned logging truck, north of exit 65, union harmony grove, not seeing any significant delays but we have a crew on the way to the scene and let you know the situation there when we get more in. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic on wbtv news this morning. >> christine: thank you, chris. on your side investigating a shortage of police officers in two community in gaston county. the sheriff's office is pitching in to cover the gaps. mark davenport live with this story, so mark, explain why not everyone is happy with the decision. >> reporter: christine, some people are worried the gaston county deputies won't be com

look at these high temperatures we reached today. 56, nashua. 52, concord. even up in whitefield and berlin, temperatures were in the 40' s. here is where we stand. at this hour, people are still in the mid-40' s. 34 in concord. 32 degrees, laconia. there are the rain showers. there might be a couple moving across northern areas of the state. otherwise, we are mostly cloudy. most of the day tomorrow, cloudy, but there will be some peaks of sunshine. by recess for the kids, temperatures in the upper 40' s, close to 50 degrees when they are jumping off the school bus. the cold air returns and the timing of another storm system ahead. hayley: stephanie: hooksett police received multiple reports of an explosion this afternoon, but they can' t figure out what it was. 911 calls came in reporting the sound of a loud boom in the south end. after an extensive search, no hazards or problems were found. anyone with more information should contact hooks it fire or police. police are looking for an arsonist who broke into cars and set them on fire in portsmouth. starting

rock hill to uptown, 21 minutes, concord to center city, 18 minute commute. lake norman southbound, 16 at 64 miles an hour. mapping system giving us a green light on all of the major highways. that includes providence road, independence boulevard, albermarle all running in the green this morning. that is a first check of traffic, guys, back over to you. >> christine: in five hours, state lawmakers will meet in raleigh for a special session to approve a re-drawn map for the state's congressional districts. republican lawmakers releasing this proposed map yesterday, and has significant impact on charlotte. wbtv's mark davenport live now this new map mean for voters in mecklenburg county? >> reporter: christine, the biggest change this is new map will create a charlotte area district without an incumbent. i want to get you back over to the map show you a closer look what we're looking at with the new district here. this map used to look different, especially in our area, the 12th district, no longer snakes through the state along 85 from charlotte to greensboro,

concord to center city, 19 minutes and lake norman southbound, 15 and 66. looking at the mapping system, most of our major highways continuing to run in the green. looks like we may have a few slow-downs on outbound providence road as you make your way past fairview and sardis, head toward the rush hour. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic on wbtv news this morning. >> john: the countdown is on to the south carolina primary, in less than two weeks voters go to the polls. the republican primary is february 20th in south carolina. >> christine: they will try to earn your support at a forum at winthrop university. mark davenport outside burns auditorium, the site of the forum. what can folks expect tonight who are attending? >> reporter: christine, they can expect fan fare, very very quiet on the campus of winthrop university right now. it will not be the case in 12 hours from now. that is when the event will start, starts at 6:00, goes until 9:00 tonight, the doors open to burns auditorium at 4:00. people will pack to see some o

and they say 30 ford trucks have been stolen in concord. if you have any information, call concord police. >>> baseball is officially back. san francisco giants and pitchers and catchers, report to scottsdale, arizona today for spring training. the first workout set for tomorrow. the full squad will report on monday. and some position players have said that they will be there early. and spring training games get under way in two weeks. and the giants will open the 2016 season in milwaukee, on april 4. and the home opener is april 7, against the dodgers. as for the oakland a's, pitchers and catchers report to mesa arizona on saturday. and their first workout will be the next day, the full squad reports a week from thursday, and the a's will have their first spring training game on march 4, and they will open the season at home, on april 4, hosting the chicago white sox. >> baseball. >> i know. >>> time now is 5:41. there is a teenager in florida facing fraud charge, coming up at 6:00, how he pretended to be a doctor. and the sting that led t

three quarter mile in concord. livermore gray and cool for you. looking at filtered sunshine with a high cloud mix in 63 in fremont and concord. livermore you warm to 62 by about 3:00, 4:00 thissing afternoon. and dropping to the 50s for the chinese new year's parade but we are warming up day-to-day next week. >> thanks lisa. and thanks for joining us on at abc7 news. the news continues now online. with our abc7 news app. "good morning america" is next w he will leave you with a live look outside this morning from our sutro tower camera overlooking the city of san francisco. abc7 news continues at 8:00 a.m. see you then. welcome aboard my starship. ahoy, mateys! it's full of things i love... like me brave crew... and my fellow space adventures and free of things i don't. like aliens. just like eye patches. and when it's time to refuel i eat chex cereal. it's full of stuff we pirates need. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. excelsior! eat up, me hearties! keep it down! i'm exploring the galaxy. arrrr, that's not even a real spaceship. >>>

this is for -- what this is -- yesterday i walked from concord to penbrook. i did it. i came right here yesterday when i stopped. i don't want anybody to think i'm taking rides. so i'm starting at this spot. >> very good. and then i'm going to walk seven miles. what i'm trying to do is introduce myself to the people in new hampshire. seems like this makes a lot more sense than anything else i could think of. yesterday esche worried about my shirt. they thought it was too hot. but i was sweating less than they were. this is a cotton shirt. and the day i -- yesterday was the 17th anniversary of the end of my walk across tennessee. i did that 17 years ago to run for governor. i walked 1,000 miles. when i walked into memphis, it was 106 degrees. >> a guy from florida did what you did. we see him everywhere. >> is that right? >> we had a fellow who was going to walk from atlanta. he started in atlanta and disappeared. so it doesn't always work. >> how many are going today. >> i work at the state house. i work for the speaker of the house. >> let's get down the ro ed. >> i'm

now tonight the sanders campaign will be gathering her at concord high. the question is is this an easy win for sanders, what happens next? what we know is he will be going to new york tomorrow for an endorsement mr. reporting live, kimberly bookman, 7news, night team. trump campaign is hoping the front runner can stay on top. he has had a commanding lead in the polls, and trump is expected to get the win here in new hampshire tonight. >> but after what happened in iowa, it's clear that this is still anyone's race. dan hausle live now at trump headquarters for us. dan. >> reporter: yeah. trump expected to get the win but we'll be watching by how much. will he have that fallout from the polls at the polls that we saw in iowa? front runner donald trump on the run this morning, leaving the manchester hotel. in an interview later, trump indicated he's happy with where he see the vote headed. >> i think we're doing. i see the response. you saw the response last night. >> reporter: his daughter dropped by a local phone bank to thank those working to get out the

reporting in concord, nh, i'm jacqueline policastro. as for the republican candidates....donald trump winning big last night. meantime, chris christie and jeb bush are now contemplating their next move. jeb bush/ presidential candidate: "this campaign is not dead. we're going on to south carolina!" butt with