good news for central and southern new hampshire. more changes by the end of the week and the weekend, straight ahead. shelley: warning people of a utlity scam targeting eversource customers. police say someone became victim to the scam and lost $2000. eversource issued a warning back in july that scammers were pressuring people to make payments over the phone and in person. the utility says in reality, eversource rarely makes unsolicited phone calls. tom: we're learning more about a massive real estate project that's been in the works for nearly 10 years. the more than 640 acres that used to be woodmont orchards in londonderry will become woodmont they've been planning the massive urban manual project since 2008. wmur's cherise leclerc is live now with more on what people who live nearby can expect. reporter: tonight, the developers got conditional approval to start building. that means people who live here will see the structures come up in the spring of 2017. it is a first of its kind development in new england, in the making for

that's the new hampshire way. putting partisanship aside whenever possible and seeking practical, pragmatic solutions to address people's critical needs. as she said, time and time again senator ayotte and i have teamed up to advance legislation of special importance to the granite state, including strongly advocating for veterans, for the ports portsmouth naval shipyard and new hampshire national guard and that new casey 46 tanker. together we fought to secure more resources for law enforcement and treatment professionals on the front lines of the opioid crisis, including this week important new funding in the 21st century cures act. mr. president, i want to publicly express my gratitude to kelly for her dedicated service to the people of new hampshire and more broadly to the people of the united states. over the last six years, senator ayotte has earned respect on both sides of the aisle in this body and in new hampshire. i know that her husband joe and their two wonderful children, kate and jacob, are very, ver

his ashes are with his father's here in new hampshire. he kept a part of his mom caroline close to him in a tin container inside a rolex box he kept in a drawer. >> that little piece of somebody. my mom and i were best friend. i had a rolex on the top, they got a watch. that much was gone, my heart just sung. reporter: help left for work monday morning when he came home for lunch he knew something was wrong when he opened his garage. open and i'm like oh my god the house. reporter: his catch cabinets open, his room ransacked, electronics gone. none of that matters to me. >> i kept a little bit of my mom's ashes so that when i pass away my brother passes away that we can put a little bit of her ashes with our ashes. reporter: he's hoping the thief will return his mother's ashes. >> it doesn't mean anything to them, don't throw them away, don't -- they are priceless to boca raton, florida are investigating the break in but have not found the person who stole the ashes. opponents of the wastewater treatment plan in pierc island are taking th

new hampshire lawmakers are praising it. kelly ayotte calls opioid addiction one of the pressing emergencies. she is urging her colleagues to support the bill. it is expected to take up legislation soon. >>> check traffic and weather every ten minutes. a look at the drive time on 93 south. 29 minutes from 495 to the zakim bridge. >>> shir in the upper 40s to lower 50s. scattered clouds and gusty out there. a look at the wind chills and what to plan on the weekend just minutes away. >>> he may have lost a spot on the president-elect's, but new mmm... i can't believe it's so delicious. i can't believe it has 40% fewer calories than butter. i can't believe it's made with real, simple ingredients. i can't believe we're on a whale. i can't believe my role isn't bigger. able taste. >>> 4: a dorchester neighborhood is banding together trying to help a disabled veteran after he was the victim of a crime. take a look at what was left behind. this toyota venza propped up on cinderblocks all four tires gone. thieves likely targeted the

it wasn't in new hampshire. we have same-day voter registration so we can actually track where college kids register to vote. it was the margin in new hampshire. that's why hillary clinton one was because of the youth vote that turned out in new hampshire. that's because we're long-term programs working with them. maggie hassan defeated kelly ayotte for the senate because of that. carol shea-porter defeated frank ginza because of the youth vote. that's how we win elections in new hampshire. we know what we're doing. with six state reps under the age of 30. we had on staff, promote of any other state young democrats organizations had a full-time executive director. we did. we invest in youth. we make sure that they're engaged and involved at every level at every state and they are never not at the table. >> congressman? >> thanks a lot for the question. i really appreciate it. we absolutely all have to think about how we can engage young people in this process as leaders here not just staff, although for sure sta

southern new hampshire last year collected 80,000. we are trying to set the collected 17,000 toys, which was awesome. we are going to aim for a hundred thousand. erin: this is a centennial year. sergeant: this is the 100 year mark of the marine corps reserve and the 69th year of the toys for tots program, which the marine corps invented. erin: and it was all about spreading hope to kids that are in need, right? sergeant: 100%. that is all we are here for, is to make sure every child has a these toys. but you are taking monetary donations, right? sergeant: any money gets put into the program and go straight to toys. erin: i have a donation from ray brewer, our reporter in the morning. he made a donation already. sergeant: we have the toys for tots set up right here. it is like a little piggy bank. i appreciate the $20. erin: thank you so much. we will beer nashua, and the crossings in newington. we will be collecting toys all weekend long, so hopefully you can come out and spread some holiday joy the season. sean: even though the store

tom: tune in for new hampshire chronical it follows world news. we'll see you back here tonight right after "the great american baking show." >>> tonight, breaking news, reaction pouring in at this hour to donald trump's victory tour. his stop at carrier, announcing he saved hundreds of jobs from going to mexico. just down the road, another factory set to close. critics pouncing. will president-elect make the same >>> also breaking the school in lockdown, the parents who discovered guns missing at home. they rushed to the school. the hostage drama. the bank robbery suspect holding dozens at gun point. inside their efforts and the armed standoff. >>> the view from the disaster zone. the death toll now raising. this evening, the announcement from dolly parton.

another batch moving through new hampshire. that's going to move on through for this morning as well. along the coastline right now. what we are watching is the right now that's our concern on the roadways, right, olessa? >> we have moisture on the roads. that impacts your commute, so budget in extra travel time. here's a check of route 1 southbound toward the top of the screen. let's check the restf your ride. we're still watching a problem on neyland street. traffic in both directions is traveling on the eastbound se. it's going to be slow. we have a crew on the scene with more in a bit. west oftown, so far no issues. north, 93 southbound, volume out of methuen. you're gd to go down to the the lever connector. antoinette: breaking new from the eyeopener. randy: erika back with the overnight developments for you. the breaking news coming from washington state. a police officer in tacoma was killed seconds after responding to a domestic violence call. a standoff with the suspect a brockton mother stabbed to investigators say th

visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. erin: it is still raining in many areas as we welcome like december for the beginning of the day, rainy and mild. kevin: about as warm as we will be over the next five to seven days this afternoon. a lot of areas contending with the wet weather, but we are already starting to clear out in southwestern parts of the state. that will navigate northeast with clouds lingering in the -- in the white mountains. some breaks in the overcast developing, and a little bit of sunshine. it is not going to take much to get half of the 50's. we start in the 40's, and temperatures slide back as the wind picks up out of the west in the afternoon. let's look at your thursday morning right here in the granite state. we are joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning, kevin. right now, 93 north and south is decent. keep in mind the roads are wet. allow a couple extra minutes this morning. no problems on 293 from the concord to lebanon. in massachusetts, 93 south is heavy

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. waking up to rain on the first day of december. sean: we needed the long days of soaking rain and it looks like we have had it. kevin: some spots picking up over two inches of rain. this is the last of it. it is winding down through the morning commute with a couple of lingering showers in the north country. wet highways as you walk out the door. you might have a couple of grief wind gusts hour. westerly wind will pick up sending temperatures into the 40's into the lower half of the 50's. from there, temperatures will fall this afternoon as cooler air wins out. more on the first, changeable day of december. we are joined by deb davidson. good thursday morning. to the split. it is a little slow between exit one and exit door. in exeter exit 111 a is closed at dogtown road for wires down your the brentwood tell . in manchester the odd-even parking restrictions begin tonight. this is being brought to you by bernie and phil's h of fine furniture. erin: a woman is dead after a tragic, frea

against portsmouth, new hampshire, and the federal government. mike: after a mild start to december, a cooling trend begins. >> hello,manchester police. how are you? >> we have food for you. shelley: how local police departments are giving back this holiday season. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. news tonight. shelley: starting tonight, a former student at proctor academy in andover accused of sexually assaulting another student. good evening. tom: the alleged incident happened inside a dormitory at the boarding school in october of last year. suzanne rountree is live with the school's response to the accusation. suzanne: a merrimack grand jury and the school says as soon as it found out about the incident, it took action. proctor academy conference that the student indicted is derek. according to court paperwork, he is charged with three counts of felonious sexual assault. in a letter to parents, the school said it learned of the alleged in the event shortly after it happened. and reported it in accordance same day. the letter to pare

and up until midnight in southern portions of new hampshire. the hind that front, temperatures get back to normal. -- behind that front, temperatures get back to average. around 40 up north. if you like it warmer, you will have to put the brakes on that for quite some time. take a look. we are heading back to average for this time of year. saturday through thursday. if you are looking for big time winter cold, it is going to be in the maps starting on tuesday but not over new england. it will take a bunch of time to get here. short term. and no snow showers yet. we are still looking. tom: we have some bad news for the gronk and some good gymnasts out there. >> the patriots say it is in gronkowski's best long-term [ whistling ] we've got a problem, friend. half off any smartphone for anyone who switches? what's the problem? the naughty list shouldn't get deals! yeah, but anyone who switches gets half off of any smartphone. even these? yeah, any smartphone. call the big guy! [ bell dings ] santa? no, jingles. [ knuckles crack ] [ spits ] ooo. ouc

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it was the margin in new hampshire. that is why hillary clinton won was because of the youth vote that turned out in new hampshire. that is because we have long-term programs working with them. maggie hassen defeated kelly ayote for the united states senate because of that. carol porter defeat the frank ginza pause of youth vote. that is how we win elections in new hampshire. we have six state representatives under the age of 30. we have on staff, i don't know of any other state young democrats organization that had a full-time executive director. we did. we invest in the youth. we make sure that they're engage, involved, at every level in every state, and they are never not at the table. >> congressman? >> thanks a lot for that question. i really appreciate it. we absolutely all have to think about how we can engage young people in this process as leaders. not just staff, although for sure staff but also leaders. and i think, i will make that pledge to you, that that plan is there but let me tell you what i have alread

keene new hampshire at 45. same in ipswich and portsmouth, new hampshire, boston down to plymouth and new bedford about 50 degrees. i think it will be a pleasant day today. if you have any friday night plans this evening, temperatures 35 to 40 degrees. still kind of windy to thought and remember it will feel 10 degrees cooler than that and overnight tonight, it will be lower 30s for overnight lows. keeping things breezy today. a mixture of sunshine and scattered clouds once we get in the afternoon. the foes cuss of a lot of little disturbance that hits us overnight. enough to stir up a cup of flurries in new hampshire and northern worcester hills. i don't see those flurries getting into the boston area nor are they widespread, for the day tomorrow, again it is going to be breezy. we will keep things partly sunny here. i think this disturbance is close enough to trigger a little bit of cloud cover, but a pleasant weekend and as it stays away here into your sunday, it is going to be cooler. it is going to be brig

hampshire; new hampshire's largest city. her father wrote her obituary which appeared in the "union leader" newspaper and wrote openly about molly's struggle with addiction. the obituary included this plea to readers -- and i quote againd ones who are fighting addiction, molly's family asks that you do everything possible to be supportive, to guide them to rehabilitation before it's too late." i admire the courage of molly's father, his willingness to warn other families and talk openly about his daughter's addiction. but what if a family persuades a son or daughter to seek treatment and no treatment is available? sadly, that's the case in so many communities across america where treatment centers are overwhelmed. and that's why the additional resources in the cures act are so important. this new funding will make a real difference for treatment providers in each of our states. and make no mistake, this legislation will save lives. the funding in the cures act is a welcome initial investment in combating the opioid epidemic.

in new bedford, 55 in boston and lawrence and lower 50s in southern new hampshire and lawrence 49? this afternoon, probably few clouds sticking around the second half of the day. tonight though breezy, mostly clear, temperatures in the 30s and wake up to the temperatures tomorrow's highs. 46 to 50, breezy, partly sunny, we do it all over again except it is not quite as warm as today. now, over the weekend, weekend starts 45 in hyannis and boston, mid-40s even into concord, new hampshire. weekend starts with a little bit of cloud cover and a little bit of leftover wind as we get into sunday you can see temperatures dropping and in spots like concord and worcester, don't get up to 40? and going to feel a lot more like december as we get into sunday forecast. for the pats game here o at 1:00 at gillette i have cool, dry conditions, temperatures teetering right around 40, there's the chance get hung up in the 30s and don't think that's too bad for december game. keep in mind it is going to be a little bit cool out there. 7-day forecast with weekend always in view, these rain showers go

it was not in new hampshire. we have same-day voter registration we can actually , track where college kids register to vote. it was the margin in new hampshire, that is why hillary clinton won, it was because of the youth vote that turned out in new hampshire. we have long-term programs working with them. maggie hassan defeated kelly ayotte because of that. that is how we win elections in new hampshire. we know what we are doing. we have six state representatives under the age of 30. we had on staff -- i don't know if any other young democrats organization had a full-time director, we did. we invest in the youth, we make sure they are engaged and involved in every level at every state, and they are never not at the table. >> i really appreciate it, we all have to think about how we can engage young people in this process as leaders. not just staff, but also leaders. i will make that pledge to you with that plan. let me tell you what i have already pledged. i think the college democrats have to have a budget. i w

drizzleswhere in northern mass, new hampshire. heavier stuff through marshfield, middleborough, somerset as well. this will trebled a little closer to boston and take you hour by hour with future cast in five minutes. >>> weeks after winning the presidential election, donald trump is hitting the road and saying thank you during a victory tour. one of the first sto a campaign promise. our daniel miller joins us with the battle ground state the president-elect is now visiting. >> reporter: sara, indianapolis, indiana is expected to be the first stop on the pence trump tour. the president-elect is expected to formally announce the deal that will keep 1,000 jobs with air conditioning manufacturer carrier in the united states. both mr. trump and the vice president-elect will be at the carrier facility, but it is not open to the public. indiana state officials say the deal was about maintaining the trump administration. carrier's parent company receives $5.6 billion in federal money. trump had campaigned to try to work out a deal to dee

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, sentencing of a nashua mother convicted of killing her own daughter. katlyn marin is about to learn her punishment in the beating death of 3-year-old brielle gage. wmur's ray brewer is live in nashua with what has happened in the courtroom. ray: she grows by the name caitlin gage and says that is because her father is the only one who stood by her the past two years. the prosecution says gage has only herself to kaitlyn gage beat her three-year-old daughter to death, she entered court to learn her sentence. the prosecution said there was nothing minimal about what happened it to brielle gage. the girls over a hundred 50 injuries from being beaten, thrown against furniture, and repeatedly lied about what happened to the girl. defense says she has ptsd, but prosecution said that is typical of people convicted of murder and asked that she be sentenced 45 years to life. there was emotional testimony in court this morning. her gra

cooler spots like fitchburg, manchester, new hampshire, all in the 40s for highs. if you have friday nig degrees. it is going to be breezy, it is going to be quite yet, and overnight, i will thicken up the clouds a little bit to keep the winds in place with lows in the lower 30s. now i am going to fastforward future cast all the way from today into tonight. and i mentioned that slight risk of a couple of flurries us there. best bet southern new hampshire, northern worcester hills and northern massachusetts. but so patchy a very little to even no consequence. as we get into your saturday disturbance around. i think it is close enough to stir up the clouds but not close enough to bring any kind of rain or snow risk. breezy again tomorrow, but the winds die down on your sunday where it is cooler and nice and sunny. temperatures tomorrow back in the middle 40s in spots like hyannis, boston and concord, new hampshire. but temperatures struggling to get into the lower 40s on sunday even with the sunshine. monday light snow or rain. slight risk of that. don't see it as a

that turned out in new hampshire. we have long-term programs working with them. maggie hassan defeated kelly ayotte because of that. that is how we win elections in new hampshire. we know what we are doing. we have six state representatives under the age of 30. we had on staff -- i don't know if any other young democrats organization had a full-time director, we did. we invest in the youth, we make sure they are engaged and involved in every level at every state, and they are never not at the table. >> i really appreciate it, we all have to think about how we can engage young people in this process as leaders. not just staff, but also leaders. youll make that pledge to with that plan. let me tell you what i have already planned -- pledged. i think the college democrats have to have a budget. i was told that young college republicans have 5 million bucks and college dems did not have a budget. we have to let them go toe to toe. we have to be there for them. i will also tell you that, i think we should have a focus on c

cool spot worcester at 44 and keene, new hampshire at 45. because of that slight risk for flurries today, you could see the little hint of a chance for showers today. that would be very late tonight, but monday i'm going to start that would be very light, very patchy, latest information i have been looking at this morning. still shows most of it falling apart before it ever gets to it and watch the weather maker for early monday morning just with light precipitation and 30s all weekend in worcester area and brighter and cooler and still got disturbance close on saturday afternoon and a little bit of cloud cover left. breezy today and tomorrow tracking wind gusts about invent to 30 miles per hour and again, tomorrow we are going to have to talk about some wind chills as we get into sunday forecast, cooler, brighter, below average temperatures. coats for kids drive jordan's furniture for 10-2. tomorrow i hope to see you there. our goal is to collect 300 coats, only a hefty goal, can sunday and a little bit of flurry or sprinkle possible monday

to portsmouth, new hampshire. 49 degrees right now. a milder rain. visibility is low because we have also got some fog out there this morning. showers will last us until 7 o'clock this morning. between 7 and 8, winding down. by 9 a.m., will have a ton of sun out there but start that low process of brightening up a little more sunshine in your afternoon forecast. now to plymouth end up being a warmer day. 10 degrees warmer in fact in plymouth than it is in portsmouth, new hampshire. 59 degrees and almost 60 with rain hours. those showers lasting between 7 and 8:00 this morning and temperatures hovering in the upper 50s most of the day. it does as i mention get brighter into the afternoon. so futurecast just to take you hour by hour, you can see we by 8 a.m. we are dry again. the clouds will probably be a little more plentiful than future cast showing us here. we will go with a mix of sun and scattered clouds here into the afternoon. high of 56 degrees in boston and beverly and plymouth today. 54 in bedford. we start getting into the worcester hills, a

between pennsylvania avenue and new hampshire avenue. k street and l street northwest nothing out of the ordinary. west of your wednesday morning ride, beltway is quiet. no areas. outer loop, outer loop into college park and cabin john looking good, i'm going to tea. it's that time of year, back to you, steve and maureen >> usual going to have to because there's no coffee. ups sxebts to deliver 1.3 million packages back to retailers january 5th. it will be dubbed national returns day. if ups is right it be the busiest returns day ever topping last year's 1 million. 30% increase. >>> the numbers on the 2016 shopping season won't be known weeks, experts holiday sales to exceed one trillion. about a 4% increase. retailers benefitted from christmas falling on a sunday. gave consumers an extra saturday and the shopping momentum continued into monday which was a federal holiday. i par took. so yes, helping the economy. >> got to do what you got to do. >>> coming up what sin bon tweeted that has the company apologizing >>> deal with disney film

here in new hampshire, you can see melting snow still covering the streets. this is something quickly turn to ice as soon as the temperature drops. dangerous streets, under harsh conditions. >> such low visibility, that it's very, very hard to even tell what lanes you're supposed to be driving in. >> reporter: residents hoping to end the year with a different type of bang. [ thunder rolls ] morgan radford, nbc news, concord, new hampshire. >>> a frantic search is under way for a small plane that vanished shortly after takeoff from cleveland. officials fear it may have plunged into lake erie last night with six people on board. nbc's ron mott has the latest. >> reporter: a race against time and frigid waters of lake erie as the coast guard leads the search for a missing plane with six people aboard, feared lost. >> they lost radio contact as the plane was departing. >> reporter: officials say they're picking up a faint emergency signal activated after a crash. >> there's several faint hiths of an elt, but we've not received [000:09:59;00] this time. >> reporte

and you can see a lot of light green near stowe, acton, chelmsford to londonderry, new hampshire. lighter rain. every single road will be wet for the if you were leaving really within the next cup of hours. 49 degree in boston right now. we have rain in gloucester. a steady rain at that. scituate to halli fox, duxbury, sandwich, falmouth, heavy rain, steady rain over the cape as well. temperatures pretty mild this morning and not a very cold rain. i will go with a mild rain to get the day started. at 6 a.m. showers and heavy rain in western mass will be in the boston area at 6:00 this morning. afternoon on the way with highs near 60 degrees. we will take a closer look at the commute and what time those showers end in the next few hours coming up. send you back to julie for live-time traffic. >> julie: speaking of the commute, a closure at neelen street blocked off at washington street because of yesterday's water main break and let you know when that reopens. north of the pike route 1, 93 south moving along fine. quick drive time on the expressway. seven minutes is past. usually n

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] adam: new this noon, a claremont woman is minutes away from facing a judge in connection to an alleged murder for hire plot. good afternoon. about a possible murder for hire plot tuesday night. after investigating, they arrested 20-year-old monique earle yesterday. at this hour, no other details about the investigation have been released. we have a crew in claremont and will bring you more on this story as it develops. also new this noon, a man wanted on an attempted murder charge in pennsylvania has been found in keene. 50-year-old jeremiah holmes was wanted in connection to an the u.s. marshals tracked holmes to a keene residence, where he attempted to escape out of a second-floor window, but was later taken into custody. the case against a former merrimack high school teacher accused of soliciting nude photos from a student is now in superior cour

then it's mainly dry for the rest of us until you get back into central new hampshire. concord just about to get out of the rain. it does extend east towards rochester and up through 93 and into the lakes region too. 43 in concord, new hampshire right now, but 51 in boston. mild start to the day. 60 right now in taunton. 56 in chatham, 61 on the vineyard right now. contrast that with the 30s, west, pasty snow coming down across northern maine right now. our storm will cone going to happen here is the sun is going to be breaking out over the next several hours, giving way to a brighter afternoon. it does turn a little bit breezy today. the wind is already gusting over 20 miles per hour. that will continue. not a bad end to the week. tomorrow sun and clouds, not quite as mild. we'll be around 50. mountain snow showers will drop a fresh couple of inches in the highest terrain, the highest summit ises of the green and white mountains. great news for snow lovers. and then our weekend does look sunday. it's going to drag in some chilly air out of canada. highs will be in the

keene, new hampshire. 45 degrees. because of that slight risk of temperature in new hampshire overnight tonight. the slightest risk of a passing shower. i think we will have to go all the way into monday of next week for that slight risk still. i don't see anything major, but perhaps a little bit of light snow or little bit of light rain here on monday. i will keep all snow far to our north over the weekend. high temperatures tomorrow in the boston area 45 degrees. beverly, 44. mid-40s into plymouth and chatham. 44 in foxborough and 39 in worcester and temperatures will be almost 5 degrees afternoon. the reason that we have some snow showers up across northern new england we have a disturbance there locally. will not be heavy snow but i think this disturbance close enough to us to maintain a little bit of cloud cover into the day tomorrow. it is still going to be breezy. cooler sunshine ends up for the day on sunday. the seven-day forecast for the weekend always in view. keep it pretty quiet yet for the next couple of

it looks like it's snowing there already in concord, new hampshire. >> reporter: it is already coming down. 16 million people are under a winter weather advisory and this is going to be a heavy, wet snow. it's expected to intensify throughout the day, really slamming this part of the country this evening. we expect to see the heaviest snow in new hampshire and parts of vermont and western massachusetts but even though people are out with their shovels and salt, some say this is sill pmply good for business. take a listen. >> fantastic. wonderful. we need it. we didn't get any last year. it was a terrible ski season. this should be wonderful. >> looking forward to it. i want to go snow shoeing. >> it's good to get snow while we're but ready to hunker down, be in the house and just kind of take it as it comes. >> reporter: chris, to give you a sense of things, last year in concord in november and december, they only got 4 inches of snow and that didn't really begin until december and this yi year, already 15 inches and up to a foot more later on tonight. >> those with us on the campaign

and i'd say, "well -- new hampshire." and it's like people in boston would be like, "no." [ laughter ] >> they'd be like, "no." except when they want to buy beer on sundays. it's like, "boom, new hampshire, we gotta get there," yeah. >> seth: exactly, then we're everybody's best friend. come on down to new hampshire. >> that's a law not many people know about. >> seth: but, yeah -- >> you can't buy beer on sunday in massachusetts. >> seth: so it's real classy. us people in new hampshire, we put our liquor stores right on the border. [ laughter ] it's true, like we try to make it as easy as possible for you to come and buy your liquor from us. >> nah, i've seen you there -- [ laughter ] i work a shift, one -- one shift a year just to stay close to my roots. [ laughter ] and then but i see what you mean because you obviously are from the area. a boston accent must not be intimidating for you. right? well, i mean you can do it -- but then i see what you mean about the rest of the cast then. you've got to worry about them. >>

hampshire is seeing remarkable participation in its new safe station program. the program which again in manchester has already held several hundred people seek treatment for opioid addiction. the mayor of nashua says in just 10 days nearly 30 people have sought help and 13 of them went directly to one of the city's fire stations to find it. erika: the u.s. senate is expected to take up a bill to combat the recently passed by the house. the law would provide $1 million in state grants -- $1 billion in state grants to help prevent and treat addiction. a police officer in washington state shot dead outside a home. what we are learning about the suspect killed after an hours long standoff. antoinette: cleanup efforts underway after a dozen -- after dozens of tornadoes strike down south. how long before our winter chill returns? erika:erika: the hack that has infected nearly one million smartphones. antoinette: we continue to track breaking news right on the sharon walpole line over the a chronological on route 1. police have crime scene tape up blocking all part o

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up to a foot of snow expected in my home state of new hampshire and also maine. brian? >> i'm brian sullivan. let's start with this market and bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. bob, about an hour ago i got many my car and drove up the fdr to make it for this fine program. the dow wasn't doing anything. what happened in the last hour or so? >> a pleasure to see you. don't see you often enough. good to see you down here. the lack of bids. the buyers have dried up and we have had no direction for now, 11 days in a row. the dow movers here, there is no particular pattern here. you got industrials like boeing and caterpillar, tech that is weaker, consumer names, health names. no pattern. just a general droop across the board here. i know this is a holiday season, volume is on the light side, we're getting exceptionally light volume. volume in the big etfs, financial, energy, is less than half of what it normally would be. that's exceptional, even on a

the new hampshire gop caucus is now nominated a house speaker. it is a face familiar to just about everyone. republicans nominated speaker shawn jasper for another term over republican representative laurie sanborn. the vote was 109-104 on a second ballot. sanborn now says she will not run against jasper when the fulo jasper won two years ago by running against former speaker bill o'brien, cobbling together a coalition of republicans and democrats. democrats say they won't join in the vote so jasper apparently has the deal sealed. some are indicating there could be a late challenge. >> all of our speaker elections in recent years have been very narrow. i do not think it says too much. but on the other hand, i do not think there is anybody that two , years ago, thought i had a chance of being nominated by my party to be speaker a second term. shelley: if jasper wins, this will be his second term as speaker and 12th term in the

now riders will catch a bus near new hampshire and university boulevard in tacoma park. news 4's justin finch is live on what commuters can expect. justin, good morning. >> hey there, good morning. this is a h riders play a key role in the pedestrian center. both win now that it's moved away from the street to a central and safe area. once open the hub expects to turn some 6,000 riders daily, now moved from university avenue -- rather university boulevard, new hampshire avenue here to this center. also help riders track their buses on monitors, montgomery county, university of maryland and metrobus as well. high canopies in this open air hub will protect from elements. also especially designed for americans with disabilities and also special transit points for disabled riders. preparations now being made for 10:00 a.m. opening ride will not be today. that will come on thursday. back to you. >> justin finch live in park. thank you. >>> redskins still have a chance to make it to the playoffs but a long shot. >> holding on. playing this coming saturday against bears. until

in new england freezing rain creating icy roads, cars overturned in new hampshire and springfield, massachusetts. >> on the on-ramp it was very slippery, and i was watching cars slide into each other. >> reporter: winds over 60 miles per hour ripping the roof off this barn in vermont while in

the new hampshire tattoo artist? the one who just voted for the first time? >> everybody's trying to be politically correct but nobody says anything. because you don't want to step on toes or you don't want to hurt somebody's feelings or you don't want to be called a racist or whatever. i think that he's saying exactly what everybody wants to say. >> i'm the one that brought all the action, right? >> the seabrook, new hampshire tattoo artist was offering free trump tattoos when we first met him earlier this year. business was brisk. >> it varied between make america great again and the trump head? >> we have done his face and all the rest are either we the people tattoos with let's make america great again. >> when you are putting on the tattoo and doing it, do you talk issues like what drives these people to do it? >> they're just really supportive and they want to feel like america's great again. they want to feel like they're going to be secure, that they're not going to have to worry about things happening to their kids or them. so they love the fact that

erin: the new hampshire gop caucus has nominated a house speaker. republicans nominated shawn jasper over representative laurie sanborn for a second term. run against jasper when the full house votes on organization day, next wednesday. democrats say they won't join in the vote, so jasper apparently has the deal sealed. but some are indicating that there could be a late challenge. >> all of our speaker elections in recent years have been very, very narrow. i do not think it says too much. obviously, medicaid expansion vote hurt. but on the othan years ago, thought i had a chance of being nominated by my party to be speaker a second term. erin: jasper captured 109 votes, one more than the 108 needed to win the house speaker nomination. sean: the union representing drivers for first student is agreeing to give 48 hours notice to two districts before any strike happens. the agreement with the timberlane and hampstead school districts came after the