he said he could convert from 60.as really died not much of a factor at all, mike. >> mike: it would be 62 from the ball at the 22. kubiak takes a time-out. if you attempt the field goal frhayou give kansas city the balat the denver 48 yard line. >> cris: i can't imagine you do that. >> mike: do you punt or go for it??3 >> cris: i think you have to punt it. >> mike: the punt, the scenario? is hereomes mcmanis, strutting out. >>ris: man. overtime ?+?l?> field goal in histor57 yards. >> cris: if you have a trick play to draw them offsides here, maybe when you want to go with u this. you lose nothing. you punt the fl.ootbal field goal will be returned by a player. hill went back. and put a defensive mode out there to protect. longest field goal history. this is 62. game-winning field goal in league history. hit hard. time-outs and 1:03 left. >> cris: wow. thisecision, so interesting. this kick is just hooked too hard. may have had a shot at it and had been nailed straight. now, you're giving them the balz that means, get a first down to 7get in that field goal range. the weather is gett

not much of a factor at all, mike. >> mike: it would be 62 from the ball at the 22. kubiak takes a time-out. if you attempt the field goal from that spot, you give kansas city the ball at the denver 48 yard line. >> cris: i can't imagine you do that. >> mike: do you punt or go for it? >> cris: i think you have to punt it. >> mike: the punt, the scenario is a tie. here comes mcmanis, strutting out. >> cris: man. >> mike: the longest overtime field goal in history, sebastian janikowski, 57 yards. >> cris: if you have a trick play to draw them offsides here, maybe when you want to go with this. you lose nothing. field thinking the missed short field goal will be returned by a player. hill went back. and put a defensive mode out there to protect. longest field goal history. this is 62. the longest overtime game-winning field goal in league history. hit hard. it is wide left. and no good. and now, kansas city will get the ball at the 48 yard line, of the broncos, and they're only a first down o a winning this game, with no time-outs and 1:03 left. >> cris: wow. this decis

>> mike: brooker. no gain. acker, who was flagged on the last play, makes this one in the run game. >> cris: it's amazing when you play at this level of intensity for four quarters and you give it everything they have. and here comes this fifth quarter. and you can see it on their faces out there. they're going for oxygen. trying to catch their breath. all still playing their guts out. >> mike: at altitude. because of injuries and coming off of a bye week. second and ten, siemian. escaping. from behind, houston gets him. it will be a gain of a yard. houston, finally ended up making the play. >> cris: they had it set up. they were basically going. here's justin houston on the outside. and they had a double-move going to emmanuel sanders at the top of the screen. and it just didn't work out. nicely covered that time by peters, who was a little susceptible to those plays but answered the bell on that one. >> mike: two play callers that couldn't find anything. figured things out as they've gone along. protections.

>> mike: brooker. no gain. acker, who was flagged on the last play, makes this one in the run game. >> cris: it's amazing when you play at this level of intensity for four quarters and you give it everything they have. and here comes this fifth quarter. and you can see it on their faces out there. they're going for oxygen. trying to catch their breath. all still playing their guts out. >> mike: at altitude. a little edge to the broncos, a little deeper. because of injuries and coming off of a bye week. second and ten, siemian. escaping. from behind, houston gets him. it will be a gain of a yard. houston, finally ended up making the play. >> cris: they had it set up. they were basically going. here's justin houston on the outside. and they had a double-move going to emmanuel sanders at the top of the screen. and it just didn't work out. nicely covered that time by peters, who was a little susceptible to those plays but answered the bell on that one. >> mike: two play callers that couldn't find anything. figured

>> mike: brooker. no gain. acker, who was flagged on the last play, makes this one in t run game. >> cris: it's amazing when you fofour quarters and give ?xz'ts beusof injurs ancomi sendz it w?ilbeai?-?i ?[ justin ?,?v?mhoton head doubg ce theoot ts bacli ;?q .?? hey come quick... my new beer, stella artois, is finished. the people will love it. the party's starting! ?? originally brewed for the holidays. enjoyed ever since. stella artois. host one to remember >> mike: alex smith had a siemian had been really good against an outstanding kansas city defense. considering how many times these guys have been sacked and hit and jostled and taken off of the spot, he stepped up. of the story. he hesitated. he decides to bring up. and thomas, across the 30, to get to the 34 yard line. mcmanis, the kicker, and hit him out of bounds. >> cris: we found a new star in this league, tyreek hill. a free kick. and he hit the jets. and you can forget about catching him at that point. that wasn't enough. there we go. hand it to h

. >> mike: my goodness. >> cris: i thought he got in, too. >> mike: they weren't going to get a snap off to clock it. >> cris: he goes down. you see, where we go. where is the knee down? down there. is it down? ball until the very end. >> cris: that would work in his favor, right? this would work in his favor. if he controls it there, you have the touchdown. oh, my goodness. so many things at work here. >> mike: is it clear and obvious in this situation? the call on the field is short. it has to be 100% sure for the replay center to overturn it. >> cris: there's one second. and kansas city has to be ready. if they mark it there. they have to wind the clock. and they have to have the play ready. it will be on the 6 inch line, at worst. is there control? i would argue, when he got control, he was over that line. or at least on that line. that is the same thing as over that line. >> mike: when do you have and because of the bobble, seems like he secured it after the contact of the defender. and we could be looking at 24-22, and a two-point conversion coming up. >> cris: andy reid may ha

>> mike: brooker. no gain. acker, who was flagged o run game. >> cris: it's amazing when you play at this level of intensity for four quarters and you give it everything they have. and here comes this fifth quarter. and you can see it on their faces out there. they're going for oxygen. trying to catch their breath. all still playing their guts out. because of injuries and coming off of a bye week. second and ten, siemian. escaping. from behind, houston gets him. it will be a gain of a yard. houston, finally ended up making the play. >> cris: they had it set up. they were basically going. here's justin houston on the outside. and they had a double-move going to emmanuel sanders at the top of the screen. and it just didn't work out. nicely covered that time by peters, who was a little susceptible to those plays but answered the bell on that one. >> mike: two play callers that couldn't find anything. figured things out as they've gone along. protections. well-coached. well-played games. third and nine. hali, pushe

>> mike: brooker. no gain. acker, who was flagged on the last play, run game. >> cris: it's amazing when you play at this level of intensity for four quarters and you give it everything they have. and here comes this fifth quarter. and you can see it on their faces out there. they're going for oxygen. trying to catch their breath. all still playing their guts out. >> mike: at altitude. off of a bye week. second and ten, siemian. escaping. from behind, houston gets him. it will be a gain of a yard. houston, finally ended up making the play. >> cris: they had it set up. they were basically going. here's justin houston on the outside. and they had a double-move going to emmanuel sanders at the top of the screen. and it just didn't work out. nicely covered that time by susceptible to those plays but answered the bell on that one. >> mike: two play callers that couldn't find anything. figured things out as they've gone along. protections. well-coached. well-played games. third and nine. hali, pushed. offensive tackl

>> mike: brooker. no gain. acker, who was flagged on the last play, makes this one in the run game. >> cris: it's amazing when you play at this level of intensity for four quarters and you give it everything they have. and here comes this fifth quarter. and you can see it on their faces out there. they're going for oxygen. trying to catch their breath. all still playing their guts out. >> mike: at altitude. a little edge to the broncos, a off of a bye week. second and ten, siemian. escaping. from behind, houston gets him. it will be a gain of a yard. houston, finally ended up making the play. >> cris: they had it set up. they were basically going. here's justin houston on the outside. and they had a double-move going to emmanuel sanders at the top of the screen. and it just didn't work out. nicely covered that time by peters, who was a little susceptible to those plays but answered the bell on that one. >> mike: two play callers that couldn't find anything. figured things out as they've gone along. protections.

>> mike: brooker. acker, who was flagged on the last play, makes this one in the run game. >> cris: it's amazing when you play at this level of intensity for four quarters and you give it everything they have. and here comes this fifth quarter. and you can see it on their faces out there. they're going for oxygen. trying to catch their breath. all still playing their guts a little edge to the broncos, a little deeper. because of injuries and coming off of a bye week. second and ten, siemian. escaping. from behind, houston gets him. it will be a gain of a yard. houston, finally ended up making the play. >> cris: they had it set up. they were basically going. here's justin houston on the outside. and they had a double-move going to emmanuel sanders at the top of the screen. and it just didn't work out. nicely covered that time by peters, who was a little susceptible to those plays but answered the bell on that one. >> mike: two play callers that couldn't find anything. figured things out as they've gone

not much of a factor at all, mike. >> mike: it would be 62 from the ball at the 22. kubiak takes a time-out. if you attempt the field goal from that spot, you give kansas city the ball at the denver 48 yard line. >> cris: i can't imagine you do that. >> mike: do you punt or go for it? >> cris: i think you have to punt it. >> mike: the punt, the scenario is a tie. here comes mcmanis, strutting out. >> cris: man. >> mike: the longest overtime field goal in history, sebastian janikowski, 57 yards. >> cris: if you have a trick play to draw them offsides here, maybe when you want to go with this. you lose nothing. you punt the football. >> mike: tyreek hill came on the field thinking the missed short field goal will be returned by a player. hill went back. and put a defensive mode out there to protect. longest field goal history. this is 62. the longest overtime game-winning field goal in league history. hit hard. it is wide left. and no good. and now, kansas city will get the ball at the 48 yard line, of the broncos, and they're only a first down or so away from winning

. >> mike: they're going to be disappointed. they came in thinking they could run roughshod and they have not done that. they're in a close hard fought game. it will make them bowl eligible if they can hang on. they're not going to feel really good about this game. >> allen: fourth and five if they can convert here. if not, they can get a chance for a big scramble. foreman will be a yard shy of the first down. kansas is going to get the ball. 58 seconds to go. trailing by three. >> mike: all they need is a field goal to tie this up. i thought foreman ran tentatively there maybe being afraid to fumble. >> allen: the kansas field goal kicker matthew wyman is a senior. his long this season is 50 yards. that means they've got to get the ball to the 40, got to get no time-outs. >> mike: you practice this all the time. you practice the two-minute situation where you have 58 seconds. no time-outs and on your own 29 yard line. let's see how well they can execute. first downs out of bounds or touchdowns. >> allen: texas dropping inbounds

. >> mike: they're going to be disappointed. they came in thinking they could run roughshod and they have not done that. they're in a close hard fought game. it will make them bowl eligible if they can hang on. they're not going to feel really good about this game. >> allen: fourth and five if they can convert here. if not, they can get a chance for a big scramble. foreman will be a yard shy of the first down. kansas is going to get the ball. 58 seconds to go. trailing by three. >> mike: all they need is a field goal to tie this up. i thought foreman ran tentatively there maybe being afraid to fumble. >> allen: the kansas field goal kicker matthew wyman is a senior. his long this season is 50 yards. that means they've got to get the ball to the 40, got to get no time-outs. >> mike: you practice this all the time. you practice the two-minute situation where you have 58 seconds. no time-outs and on your own 29 yard line. let's see how well they can execute. first downs out of bounds or touchdowns. >> allen: texas dropping inbounds

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let's start with mike pence. extensive articles you have been doing on him, particularly your main concern about him as the new vice president. >> i have been covering mike pence promised a decade. minas shall gain weight into covering pence is because he was one of the candidates that received the most funding from erik prince, the founder of blackwater, who during the bush-cheney years cooperated what amounted to a christian supremacist carreÑo crusader crusader militia. invited and welcomed after a party for erik prince and the aftermath of the new source square massacre in baghdad in 2007 1 blackwater operatives killed a dozen and a half iraqi civilians, including small children. pence was on my radar because of looking at who erik prince and his family were funding -- you evolution as a political figure. in many ways it is the story of how the radical religious right then such prominent and now is in an unprecedented position to wield power. some say, wasn't george w. bush the same mentality? these guys are

governor mike pence, welcome back to the mike gallagher show. how are you? >> caller: great, mike. great to be with you and we just wrapped up a rally at michigan. >> i am excited about michigan become excited about virginia. i've been saying for two weeks i think you guys are going to do well in pennsylvania. that was sort of unthinkable a while ago. you have to feel like you have a lot of wind at your back right now. >> caller: i think we the american people rally more and more every day beyond donald trump's vision to make america great again. i really do believe and you're such a great, great voice for american ideals and american strength. the american people know we can be stronger at home and abroad. we can stand tall on the world stage again. we can get this economy moving again by not increasing taxes like hillary clinton wants to do a bike cutting taxes, repealing obamacare, having smarter and tougher to reduce. we can do it in a way that cherishes and protects our highest constitutional liberties, all of that i think is what resulting in this movement growing literally b

riley's second year. >> mike: well, he'll find a way. nebraska this year, worked more on the end of they've become better, won the close games they've encountered this year. they've learned from it, and earned the respect of the players and coaches. >> allen: lightbourn will kick, out of bounds, and a kneeldown coming up. now, a flag comes in late. and one more penalty call as well in this one before it's frustration and pride. when you have great pride, it's hard to take a loss and get beat on the field. >> allen: yeah. >> referee: after the play was over, unsportsmanlike conduct. kicking team, number 16. 15-yard penalty. first and ten. that's number 16's first unsportsmanlike penalty of the ball game. >> allen: so, a kneeldown coming up for the iowa so, nebraska and iowa will both look ahead to bowl games. but for kirk ferentz and his 14 seniors on this hawkeye team, it will be the happiest of senior days. a win at home over their adjacent rivals, nebraska, and a big win at that. >> mike: both teams will look at the bowl game as an opp

touchdown. >> mike: and jones after the play. jones, after the score. >> cris: right there. >> mike: the foot, nsekhe on the helmet. stepped on him. that could follow with an envelope from the league office. 42-24, washington. >> cris: and the cupboard was bare. you have to say that about the green bay packers. you can't lose your top two cornerbacks, top two linebackers and have clay matthews playing on a bum leg. >> mike: there's sonny jergenson in the radio booth. we were talking. it's been a few years since you were here. i've seen a lot of them. if they do, one of the few nfl teams we've seen a lot of shots of the booth. bobbing his head to "jump around." >> cris: if he does, we will have the shot of the year. come on, daniel. >> mike: the kickoff will come from midfield from the 15-yard penalty. the washington win will move them to 6-3-1, a half-game behind the giants. used to play for the redskins, mark murphy, in the role of president/ceo of the packers. thompson, mike mccarthy. not going to be the greatest thanksgiving w

iowa's offense has stayed on the field. >> mike: wow. who says time of possession doesn't mean anything? >> allen: well, points per possession is the latest rage in coaching land analysis. and they've been far greater for iowa today than for nebraska. so, inside of 3:00 to go. ball at the 1 yard line. hawkeyes looking to add on to their lead. daniels is the tailback. beathard keeps it. gets hit. didn't get there. >> mike: at this point in the game, i would give it to one of the power backs. the quarterback will take too many hits. just give it to one of those guys, let them move the pile or get over the top. >> allen: beathard has meant to much to the team in his career. brown years, says he's had a lot of good ones and beathard is with the best of them. >> mike: compared him to guys that have won a lot of football games. >> allen: into the end zone, untouched for the hawkeyes touchdown goes leshun daniels. >> mike: at this point in the game, nebraska did not look up to the task of stopping iowa. >> allen: daniels, one of the 14 seniors

touchdown. >> mike: and jones after the play. jones, after the score. >> cris: right there. >> mike: the foot, nsekhe on the helmet. stepped on him. that could follow with an envelope from the league office. 42-24, washington. 2:26 to go. >> cris: and the cupboard was bare. you have to say that about the green bay packers. you can't lose your top two cornerbacks, top two linebackers and have clay matthews playing on a bum leg. >> mike: there's sonny jergenson in the radio booth. we were talking. it's been a few years since you were here. i've seen a lot of them. do they still have their band? if they do, one of the few nfl teams we've seen a lot of shots of the booth. bobbing his head to "jump around." >> cris: if he does, we will have the shot of the year. come on, daniel. >> mike: the kickoff will come from midfield from the 15-yard penalty. the washington win will move them to 6-3-1, a half-game behind the giants. used to play for the redskins, mark murphy, in the role of president/ceo of the packers. thompson, mike mccarthy.

touchdown. >> mike: and jones after the play. jones, after the score. >> cris: right there. >> mike: the foot, nsekhe on the helmet. stepped on him. that could follow with an envelope from the league office. 42-24, washington. >> cris: and the cupboard was bare. you have to say that about the green bay packers. you can't lose your top two cornerbacks, top two linebackers and have clay matthews playing on a bum leg. >> mike: there's sonny jergenson in the radio booth. we were talking. it's been a few years since you were here. i've seen a lot of them. if they do, one of the few nfl teams we've seen a lot of shots of the booth. bobbing his head to "jump around." >> cris: if he does, we will have the shot of the year. come on, daniel. >> mike: the kickoff will come from midfield from the 15-yard penalty. the washington win will move them to 6-3-1, a half-game behind the giants. used to play for the redskins, mark murphy, in the role of president/ceo of the packers. thompson, mike mccarthy. not going to be the greatest thanksgiving w

the naked bootleg. >> mike: he lulled them to sleep. a great job, freedom just didn't believe his eyes. he said, he can't be keeping that football. nice execution by beathard. >> allen: it was. so, the clock running, 3:30 to go. maybe the most important stat for nebraska, they've only had the ball for 1:08 in the fourth quarter. iowa's offense has stayed on the field. >> mike: wow. 1:08. holy cow. who says time of possession doesn't mean anything? >> allen: well, points per possession is the latest rage in coaching land analysis. and they've been far greeror iowa today than for nebraska. so, inside of 3:00 to go. ball at the 1 yard line. hawkeyes looking to add on to their lead. beathard keeps it. gets hit. didn't get there. >> mike: at this point in the game, i would give it to one of the power backs. the quarterback will take too many hits. just give it to one of those guys, let them move the pile or get over the top. >> allen: beathard has meant to offensive coach greg davis, coach at texas during the mack brown years, says he's had

riley's second year. >> mike: well, he'll find a way. nebraska this year, worked more on the end of they've become better, won the close games they've encountered this year. they've learned from it, and earned the respect of the players and coaches. >> allen: lightbourn will kick, out of bounds, and a kneeldown coming up. now, a flag comes in late. and one more penalty call as well in this one before it's frustration and pride. when you have great pride, it's hard to take a loss and get beat on the field. >> allen: yeah. >> referee: after the play was over, unsportsmanlike conduct. kicking team, number 16. 15-yard penalty. iowa ball. first and ten. that's number 16's first unsportsmanlike penalty of the ball game. >> allen: so, a kneeldown coming up for the iowa so, nebraska and iowa will both look ahead to bowl games. but for kirk ferentz and his 14 seniors on this hawkeye team, it will be the happiest of senior days. a win at home over their adjacent rivals, nebraska, and a big win at that. >> mike: both teams will look at the bowl gam

mike haddad has a look at how strong the winds were. mike: it was a gusty veterans day. early, it was not much of an issue but they started to pick up in the afternoon. mount washington had a wind gust at 98 miles per hour. gust in manchester. take a look at the winds right now, these are sustained winds. 5-25 miles per hour. still gusting. close to 40 in nashua. for another hour or two, we will hang onto these winds and slowly, falling temperatures. those temperatures leading to snow in parts of northern new today. a 62-year-old woman died after her kayak capsized on a choppy lake. wind gusts hit as high as 50 miles per hour in the water temperature was only 53 degrees. the chief is urging people and that community to understand the conditions. the town's fire chief says the rough conditions cost resident her life. around 3:00 p.m., his department received a call about a kayaker in distress. rescue crews rushed to the scene. >> unfortunately, we have located the kayak. it was empty. at that point, it turned into a search-and-rescue. shelley: rescuers braved the water af

wmur's mike cronin is live in manchester with more on the mike: just last month, aldermen voted to make president road one way but resident said that didn't work either. everyone appears happy with the new plan. a decision is finally here. the traffic pattern will return to the way it was before the new walmart in manchester opened in april. >> i'm so relieved that maybe we'll finally find a solution to a problem that had no solution. mike: aldermen voted unanimously to accept a proposal to open all gates in the area and once again make president road and mack avenue two way streets. aldermen have tried out different strategies to relieve traffic near the retail giant but people who live there say nothing has worked. >> all the fixes that you have attempted have created more chaos and a ton of safety problems. >> it's unfortunate that the nightmarish. mike: so far alderman barbara , shaw says the city has spent less than $25,000 on traffic patterns. >> we're going to monitor the streets. there are going to be continual traffic counts being done on all the streets in the area. mike: but

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ok, it's coming though mike. - [mike] ok, ok. - [davy] easy. steady, steady, steady, steady. - [mike] oh, steady. oh, steady. beautiful. - get the other painting. - get to the paining. - [mike] get the other painting. - i forgot it. - he forgot it. - he forgot it. - where is it? - where is it? - where is it? - it's up on the roof. - it's up on the roof. - it's up on the roof. - well go get it! (ominous music) (gasping) (sneaky music) [mike] why did ya, why did ya, why did ya stop? why? - we have traffic coming the other way. - don't they know this is a one way rope ladder? - i don't think so. - who is this? what is this person? this is our ladder sir. we were going to escape. oh, hi. well hello. how're you doing? - [mike] oh hi. (meowing) - [duce] going somewhere gentlemen? - well actually, we sorta had our hearts set on escaping. ful lady and she's mine all mine ? and there doesn't seem a way ? that she won't come and lose my mind ? it's too easy humming songs to a girl in a yellow dress ? it's been a long time since the party ing stately on t

. >> cris: bold. >> mike: it worked. long-time coach and scout for the 49ers, buccaneers, along the way, among other teams. a coach at notre dame, as well. an assistant. and he sometimes has a hard time watching the game, gets so nervous. will take a talk around. checks in every once in a while, see how his son's team is doing. mr. gruden, your son's team did pretty well tonight. a chance to watch them get win six here on the season. >> cris: it was fun, michael. enjoyed it. see you on turkey day. >> mike: you're going to let me come back? i will be back for the postgame after costas does his hit. i'll be around. 42-24. kirk cousins gets applauded and deservedly so, with his tremendous performance. green bay packers have lost four postgame report, after these messages from your local nbc >>> welcome to "the volkswagen golf alltrack postgame report." >> washington wins it, taking a 6-3-1 to dallas, for a thanksgiving day game, against the cowboys who are 9-1. they have dropped four in a row. and the course of that four-ga

, mike, oh, my gosh, oh, mike. always asking, right? what's mike? that's what it is. >> i'm home eating my stuffing. >> so it says because i combine these two things, i'm winning at life? >> winning, and everyone knows it. >> okay. >> so don't try to pretend you're having a bad day. >> so whether it comes to the thanksgiving meal, one of my favorites, my dad's sweet potato souffle. and so this says it means that i'm indeed size i have. i can't make decisions and i want both savory and sweet. >> i'll take savory and sweet. >> is that accurate. >> i can be indecisive, yes. >> on everything? >> maybe not everything, but with a lot of things, yes. >> i just make sure i take my time. is this really what i opportunity do? >> i notice that. >> there is nothing wrong with that. >> thank you, scott. >> that's why you have a nice sane life and mine is chaotic. >> yours is not chaotic. >> jen? what do you go to first? >> the pie. i love chocolate pipe -- pie. what that means is i'm overly nice. and i -- >> well -- excuse me.

let us go to chief meteorologist mike haddad. mike: from early spring into early winter. take a look at the highs across new hampshire today. well above average and close to record highs. within six of the record in concord. it is much cooler out there with temperatures into the 30's and many spots. 40's, rochester. notice jaffrey and laconia, all in the low to mid 30's now freezing and some fog, that is a recipe for black ice. watch for that especially in northern and western new hampshire between 7:00 and 8:00 in the morning. a mild surge of air through cleveland and then it turns more wintry back to the west. and what about a changeover from rain to snow in spots on sunday. tom: fire crews are still working to fully contain the covered br i fire is about 70% contained. fire crews will work through the weekend to control the burned out area and make sure there are no hotspots. it has destroyed nearly 330 acres in the white mountain national forest. the cause is still unknown. shelley: an arrest moore and will be issued for a salem woman who suffered a drug overdose in a

live in the studio, mike cronin, wmur news9. cherise: mike, thank you. meantime, wisconsin election officials are expected to meet tomorrow to discuss a possible timeline for a recount of the state's presidential election. the recount comes at the request of green party candidate jill stein, who says it's important to determine whether hacking may michigan. one new hampshire democrat in washington signaling she's ready to work with a trump white house. on "close-up this morning," congresswoman annie kuster said she won't hesitate to call out president-elect donald trump, but she also stands ready to collaborate on points of agreement. representative kuster: i didn't support him, obviously, and i'm very skeptical. but i'm going to look for common ground, whether it's opiates or you know, his family talked about paid family leave -- that's a big priority of mine. infrastructure, big priority of mine. but the devil's going to be in the details. cherise: kuster made history on election day as the first democrat in new hampshire to be elected to three consecu

mike: plenty of sunshine mike: plenty of sunshine tomorrow, but when d ben hassan is my older brother. he is so funny, and so smart, and my best friend. on the importance of finding solutions to those challenges. and working really hard with your community to get things done. and she made it possible for ben and for me to have a family just like any other family. that's part of the reason that she got involved in public service, because that's what's in her heart... and mom's still that way today. i'm maggie hassan shelley: last week, 40% of voters were trying to decide on tom: democrat colin van ostern and republican chris sununu spent the day campaigning trying win people over, who have still not made up their minds. shelley: wmur's kristen carosa is live from the state house in concord with the race for the corner office. kristen: we caught up the candidates in nashua at a rotary club meeting. both are trying to get as much support as they possibly can and they are focused on the undecided voter. the candidates for governor had a long day on the campaign trail . door to door, talki

mike: the times you should avoid hitting the roads. mike: today's dry and cool travel day tomorrow. could things turn tricky on things giving day? tom: holiday shopping almost in full swing. how you can protect your identity when buying gifts online. >> everything is gone. shelley: this nashua mother now in need of help just days before thanksgiving. her story after losing everything in a fire. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. shelley: starting tonight at 11:00, it is one of the busiest travel weeks of the year. one of the busiest travel days is tomorrow and many people want to know how the weather could affect everything. good evening. i'm shelley walcott. tom: and i'm tom griffith. travelling on thanksgiving day mike: the timing is tricky as well. through 8:00, maybe 9:00 things giving day, it should be dry. clouds up north but elsewhere clouds are beginning to break. still on the gusty side out there. that windchill even lower than the number on the thermometer. to the west, tracking the next system. rain, sleet, and snow. stretching to the gre

>> mike: brooker. no gain. acke run game. >> cris: it's amazing when you play at this level of intensity for four quarters and you give it everything they have. and here comes this fifth quarter. and you can see it on their faces out there. they're going for oxygen. trying to catch their breath. all still playing their guts out. little deeper. because of injuries and coming off of a bye week. second and ten, siemian. escaping. from behind, houston gets him. it will be a gain of a yard. houston, finally ended up making the play. >> cris: they had it set up. they were basically going. here's justin houston on the outside. and they had a double-move going to emmanuel sanders at the top of the screen. and it just didn't work out. nicely covered that time by peters, who was a little susceptible to those plays but answered the bell on that one. >> mike: two play callers that couldn't find anything. figured things out as they've gone along. protections. well-coached. well-played games. third and nine. hali, pushed. of

mike: an inch or more in spots. we are putting little dents into the drought as we pictures out at newfound lake where we had the sun giving early two clouds. we are 25% below the average range since the start of the year over southern new hampshire, but every little bit does help. we did get our fair share today. into the early part of the evening, but most of the steady stuff you can find in areas another hour as it tries to back in into parts of the white mountains and great north woods. that is where the steadiest rain will fall on and off for the next several hours. we did talk about flooding at the coast at the top of the show. that is due to the high astronomical tide and a light wind onshore keeping the tide as high as it gets during the entire year this is a king tide, which means the highest tides of the year. he will see it play out again in december and january with the tide coming close to the levels they have any last couple of days. splash over and minor flooding in the next couple of hours. towards t

mike pompeo at cia, mike flynn at nsa, and the list goes on. talk to me a little bit what you think about the appointment we heard about today and jeff sessions i should point out also as well, the senator from alabama who was early trump supporter? >> jeff session is one of my very favorite people, phenomenal senator, plainspoken, brought clarity to the tpp discussion back when it was going early on, i think amazingly good choice, one i give standing ovation for. martha: what do you say to those when he was going through confirmation process a long tile ago, there were perceived to be racist comments made and he apologized for those. will he have a difficult time because of that? >> my gosh, if everybody judged by something they said 35 years ago or 40 years ago in offhand way really wasn't intended to be harmful, nobody has a shot getting confirmed for anything. jeff sessions proven himself as very effective united states senator. now he is conservative? you bet he is. doesn't that give conservatives a real sense of, ah, about donald trump's

mike, i think i got this. really? doing a good job so far, letting a college sophomore turn you down for a loan. you're, uh... you're turning me down? just, you're a-- you're a little overextended. what happened to all your doughnuts? last couple projects, we built on spec. we haven't unloaded 'em yet. it's not a big deal. is that what this is about? wait, wait, "on spec"? don't lecture me. you're not supposed to use your own doughnuts. i mean, if you have to, use a couple of your doughnuts, then you come to a clown like this for the other doughnuts. (chuckles) what are you laughing about? i'm not. it's just a nervous tic. well, take some medicine. anyway, i-i think you should reapply, you know, after the economy bounces back. yeah. that's great. come on, mike. wait a sec, wait a sec. what if i cosign the loan as an executive of outdoor man? whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, wait a minute. just listen up. well, that would certainly change things. i'm not asking you to do that. i know you're not, but you heard richie rich. you'r

hello, mike. mike lynch: it is the most anticipated game of the season. if you have not left yet, get going because traffic is backed up past lexington. the patriots are still a very, very stubborn team. just but it is hard to throw the ball on these guys. and coach says, you know, if you 8:30 p.m., here at the stadium will be a great place for it. >> it is a tremendous day for pete, the way he coaches and team, the way they play, they have great physical toughness, mental toughness. they are one of the best teams, best organizations i have encountered in my coaching career. >> it's a very big challenge. they have a lot of great they know how to play the game of football super well. mike lynch: we will check in with bob halloran live from gillette and see you then. nichole: all right. no doubt you've received one of those calls, a scammer on the other end. reid: we have some advice on how to fight back in ben has your back. plus -- >> i think that is a real thing. nichole: on a mission to help veterans thrive when they return to civilian life. how some lo

>> mike: brooker. no gain. acker, who was flagged on the last play, makes this run game. >> cris: it's amazing when you play at this level of intensity for four quarters and you give it everything they have. and here comes this fifth quarter. and you can see it on their faces out there. they're going for oxygen. trying to catch their breath. all still playing their guts out. >> mike: at altitude.

time and again mike has stood up for women. i know, because he stood up for me. i'm mike coffman, >> the force of star wars is coming to denver. >> crews are setting up the power of costume exhibit at the denver art museum. lauren whitney got a sneak peek for you. >> reporter: experts are steaming and straightening these jedi costumes. >> as you go through, you will get so so many different opportunities to see up close really incredible craftsman shift and detail of a lot of these costumes. >> reporter: this is a battle scene between several jedi warriors and darth maul. the costumes will express form and function. >> when the visitor comes through, they will get the sense they walked into a battle. and, by doing that, the robes need to be really fluffed out. in action. >> reporter: this traveling show from the smithsonian focuses on the creative process from conception to the big screen. lauren whitney, cbs4 news. >>> star wars, the power of costume exhibit opens at the denver art museum november 13 and we have a photo galler

mike. mike: what a difference. reid: today and yesterday. mike: and the wind -- a lot of it's straight soft the higher elevations. not much in the eastern part of the state. let me show you how much snow has fallen so far. there were impressive totals. you get the elevation out to be berkshires and we are seeing 3, 6, of few places higher than that. we can get one of those heavy snows. and as we travel to the north, we are seeing lesser amounts. you get on the other side great lakes, and you will see a total there of close to a foot of snow. what about us? are we going to see more tonight. this is lighter. then we have enough left that we get a little bit of light snow through was trail. not terribly impressive. a few flakes in the year. we are getting reports of drizzle. at i would not be and then running into a couple of snow showers, it's showing up on radar, but i'm not getting reports from the ground yet. a lot of this is a vat per a before it gets to the ground. there will be more add

i want to bring up mike pompeo, donald trump's pick to run the cia. mike pompeo is a guy who graduated number one in his class from west point, he sat on the intelligence community, bob baer. but in your mind, again, as someone who has worked in the cia, does he have the right experience to run the cia? >> no, he's not qualified. i mean, being on hipsy doesn't count for intelligence experience. john brennan had been in the cia for many years. i think he is much too partisan, but he had been in riyadh. he knew the intelligence community. george h.w. bush knew it. he had been ambassador to china. and i could go on and on. porter goss, all these directors. and what worries me is the cia's very partisan right now and if you take the congressman, and put him -- he's been very straightforward on benghazi, that was a failure of the clinton administration, and breaking with iran, undoing this agreement. so he is a partisan choice. i had hoped trump would go into this and pick a professional or somebody that was fairly neutral. so i think as a choice, he's act

chief meteorologist mike haddad live at loon tonight and mike, several trails are already ready for skiers. mike that's right, top half of the mountain opened today. year number 50, as you mentioned. joining me is the communication manager, thank you for joining us tonight. >> of course, thanks for coming. mike: this is an excit blasting, you had the top half open today, when do you plan to open from top to bottom? >> right now our plan is the to open top to bottom this friday. so we'll have the snow guns going as long as temperatures allow. mike: it's amazes, after a warm start to the month you finally get a little winter. what's happening this saturday? >> the cease and desist rail jam, three skiers and snow d.j., it starts at 5:30, and spectating is totally free, so come on up and check it out. mike: i spoke to a few people who said the conditions were ideal. imagine that a few weeks ago when it was so warm, but the snow guns can really do the thick. report it's so incredible, it only takes a couple days of cold war to lay down a lot of snow. i skied today and was surprised, it'sne days

to meteorologist mike bennett. hey, mike. >> mike: the coldest night of the season. 58 in tampa. 59 in brandon. 59 in wauchula. 59 in bartow and we will continue to see the temperatures plummet now that the sun has set. to. 13 degrees cooler in tampa 16 cooler inland and 18 degrees cooler frostproof. a cooler night. as we head throughout evening hours we will continue to see the temperatures drop. by 11:00, 51 and we don't stop there. a look at the forecast lows for tonight, 44 here in tampa. the coldest temperature in nine months. to the north closing in on that certainly you will want to wrap up as you head out tomorrow morning. it is going to be pretty chilly out there. not the only cold morning to talk about in the seven-day. details on that coming up in just a bit. >>> a news alert tonight out of san antonio, texas. authorities there say detective benjamin marconi was shot and killed while writing a traffic ticket just otside of police headquarters. police chief say detective marconi pulled over and he was ins

have you heard from mike yet? i tried to call him again at the hospital, but he's not answering his phone. everything okay between you two? i don't know. he's been acting so strange lately. kind of feels like he's pushing me away. about his mama going under the knife. i'm sure that's part of it, but it's going to take a lot more than a bad gallbladder to bring her down. i'm guessing you have to drop a farmhouse on top of her. well, whatever he's upset about, i'm sure it's not as complicated as you think. men are pretty basic creatures. i know. mike's usually not a difficult read, but i've gone through my normal checklist. is him tired, is him hungry, is him ...? it's usually one or the other. hmm, don't i know it. sometimes it's all three. climb on top of him with a cookie in your mouth and wait for him to fall asleep. whoa, somebody found their appetite. yeah. jim and i had a nice little walk behind the garage. man, he makes that dog food look really tasty. okay, i'm going to go home. you got a big day tomorrow.

we'll see whether the senate is. >> real quick on mike pence. he's going to be very active like a dick cheney. >> i think if mike pence understands washington which president-elect donald trump doesn't yet and i think that's a major -- i think he will be a very powerful vice president, and i think that's a good thing for the president-elect and a good thing for the country. >> good to see you. >> you're welcome. >>> top democrats are expressing concern about senator's jeff sessions nomination. two men that have served in the position themselves we'll weigh in on mr. trump's choice coming up next as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." ich y . >>> welcome back. top democrats calling on the senate to reject the nomination of jeff sessions as attorney general. president-elect donald trump capping the alabama senator for the role in his first round of cabinet picks. critics are now questioning sessions civil rights record, pointing to testimony from the 1980s that suggested he may have made racially insensitive remarks. with me now judge micha

so is mike pence. mike pence knows the capital and knows federal government and has personal relationships all over washington and has relationships with the governor. they have a unique state and federal governors. he can hit the ground running. i think it would be an absolute seamless transition. >> pence is a great guy. everybody likes him. he has taken stances that he disagreed with, but no one accuses him of anything underhanded or out of the ordinary. he is a boy scout. >> this decision that trump will have to make about a chief of staff, somebody running the white house day to day. some of the names out there, the contrast between steve ban on whose name has been floated in the press, the ultimate outsider to the washington world and another name being floated. the player and the contrast. if that is indeed the choice that trump is facing, the decision he makes will say a lot about the direction his administration is going to go. no? >>. >> it depends on what the position is that the players get

chief meteorologist mike haddad is here. mike: we are tracking more rain. beneficial rain as the ground is not frozen in southern new hampshire yet. good news for those traveling out and about. many parts of the lakes region and points south. that is right around freezing in showers are falling onto a relatively solid surface. notice a of moisture gathering down to our south with system number two of the week ready to move in wednesday. not in the morning. we will be cloudy but rain-free and temperatures above freezing. here we go. from the cloud cover into some rain as we go through the afternoon stretch. could become quite heavy. we will take a look at how much more rain to expect when that system clears and the rest of the week in a few minutes. shelley: tonight, the owners of a laconia vape shop say they feel violated after someone broke in and stole dozens of items this morning. video footage shows the burglar going through the store and taking vaporizers. and now police trying to figure out who did it. wmur's mike cronin is in laconia with the details

mike: the temperatures are heading higher. we gain one hour this weekend, but we also fall back so sunset our children, they look up to us. what we value, how we treat others. and now they're looking to see what kind of leaders we choose. who we'll entrust our country and their future to. will it be the one respected around the world, or the one who frightens our allies and emboldens our enemies? the one with the deep understanding of the challenges common sense and unity, or drama and division? a woman who's spent her life helping children and families, or a man who's spent his life helping himself? our children are looking to us. what example will we set? what kind of country will we be? hillary clinton, because we're stronger together. molly's not thinking about cancer today, but three years from now, a routine screening will catch it early and make all the difference. so when chris sununu voted to cut funding for planned parenthood, cutting access to cancer screenings and birth control for thousands of women, it's politics