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colder then yesterday yesterday. a lighter wind will make it feel better outdoors. let' s look at your wednesday morning ride. re joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning deb. ,deb: all major roadways in new hampshire are missing well and up to speed. not seeing any major problems. no rain or fog. 293 is moving well through the mill even though we are seeing increasing volume down to the everett turnpike. a tap of the brakes on the turnpike through the bedford tolls and clean drop. spalding and 95. into massachusetts, 93 south is heavy from andover. route 3 south congested. this is brought to you by peters and, honda, nissan and kia of nashua. i am deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. presidential hopefuls shared a stage in las vegas last night for their fifth debate. this time the discussion focused , heavily on national security and foreign policy. this was the first gop debate since the attacks in paris and california. abc' s stephanie ramos reviews some of the high points. stephanie: post gop presidential debate donald trump sympathizing , with his competition. >> i like jeb.

have live team coverage of today' s storm, which has been especially tough on drivers. let' s begin with meteorologist josh judge. josh: the roads have been very slick, partly because we had the snow but on top of it a lot of places have seen sleep, freezing rain and a little bit of playing rain as well. will take a look at a few of the numbers from around the state. most places in the state so far have been between two and six or seven inches but it is still that' s why the winter storm warning is still in effect until about 7:00 and winter weather advisory for the rest of the state until midnight. look at the wide range of ve had coming down in northern new hampshire. so the new hampshire, the radar makes it look like nothing is happening but there is freezing drizzle out there. . snow showers in parts of central and northern new hampshire. you can see occasional drizzle or freezing drizzle as we go through the nighttime hours. mid-20' s most places and we will degrees overnight. re not going to be re-freezing but that means it' s already reasoning out there right now so watch for

>> today on "matter of fact." if it' s a fight you want, you' ll get a good one from senator lindsey graham. senator graham: tell donald trump to go to hell. >> the road to the nomination runs through his home state of south carolina and what' s the future of the , republican brand? john: this is not conservatism gop strategist john feehery calls out his own party. john: i think the party' s going to be in for a world of hurt. secretary hillary clinton will be your next president? s the line from the internet wagering site, predictit. why the stock is rising for a company that lets you bet on elections. : welcome to "matter of fact." when i interviewed john mccain about a month ago, he was quick to throw his support behind lindsey graham for president. but to first become the republican nominee, graham will have to separate himself from a very crowded field. what is the veteran senator' s message, and can it break through the noise created by front runner and outsider donald trump? i caught up with the senator preparing for the primary in manchester, new hampshire. senator gr

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want. >> do you know what' s really in the massive spending bill? there are 1.1 trillion reasons to find out. plus, judging a candidate by their full body of work. how it affects your vote. then, will trying times in baltimore give voice to a new generation of leaders? >> this is the result of a bipartisan, bicameral compromise. and i think everybody can point to something that gives them a reason to be in favor of both of these bills. fernando: hello. i' m fernando espuelas. this week lawmakers reached a deal to avoid a government shutdown. the $1.1 trillion deal funds the government through september, and includes language that will affect immigration law, obamacare, 9/11 first responders and syrian refugees. what really went on behind the scenes? who were the winners and losers? let' s talk to someone in the middle of it all, house democratic caucus chair xavier becerra. ferando: the congress either doesn' t act or in this situation negotiates and compromises. i think obviously the american people want more compromise. do you think you got enough for your site to make this palata

chris christie picks up another endorsement. the state republican leader who' s giving christie his support. chris: 40' s, 50' s and 60' s may not be warm for summer but are downright toasty by december standards. how long the mild stretch drags along. tom: first praying and then waving flags. members of manchester' s islamic community turned out for a vigil today. >> what we are doing here is showing the real meaning of islam. tom: the message that brought people of all religions together. shelley: we' re appealing to your spirit of giving with our annual the challenge one donor has made to all granite staters. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. shelley : we' re hearing from the family of the u.s. army ranger from new hampshire who died this week. corporal andrew aimesbury was killed during a live fire exercise in georgia. good evening, i' m shelley walcott. tom: i' m tom griffith. the corporal' s family and fellow rangers are remembering him for his leadership and for his service. mike cronin joins us live. cronin: corporal aimesbury' s family lives here in somersworth. he

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shelley: now it 11, new data showing the deadly toll state' substance abuse crisis is taking. s capitol. the owen labrie case leads to a big change at one high school. cancelled indefinitely in exeter. s more rain on the way. we check futurecast to see when it arrives in new hampshire. shelley: for the first time in nine years the federal reserve is raising interest rates. financial analyst explains whether this will affect your budget. the newest star wars movie opens tomorrow but leave your lightsaber at home. the items banned from local movie theaters. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. shelley: with a little more than new hampshire is likely to finish 2015 having averaged at least one drug overdose death per day. good evening, i' m shelley walcott. the grim toll of heroin and fentanyl abuse currently stands at 292 lives in the state this year. adam sexton joins us now with a look inside the numbers and at new funding headed this way to help. adam: this started out being called the heroin epidemic but fentanyl is driving the overdose deaths this year having played a r

standing by controversial comments on 9/11. the evidence he' s pointing to now, on the eye for this wednesday morning. >> you' re watching wcvb, boston' s news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5' eyeopener. 6:00 a.m., foggy in spots. hours. good morning, i' m randy price. emily: and i' m emily riemer. take the umbrella for sure today. cindy: there is going to be rain at times and changes of rain ramping up into noon today. steadier rain around noon time today. high chance for rain around noon and then rain in the afternoon and evening hours. you can see it is foggy this morning with patchy drizzle. 40 in boston. we are running in the upper 30' s north and west of town with everybody above freezing. disability under two miles -- worcester. west of was there -- w orceste is one area of rain i am watchingr. showers filling in this morning. notice the steadier rain developing by lunchtime. high impact around lunchtime. showers will be hit or miss this afternoon with rain into the evening hours. temperatures come up by noon time into the mid 40' s. on on average we are in the upp

this wednesday. >> you are watching wcvb -- boston' s news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. erika: this little is speaking olessa' s language. that is what she said. the first taste of bacon that is getting a lot of laughs on social media. randy: it is addictive, i know. [laughter] erika: good morning. i' m erika tarantal. randy: i' m randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. slick in spots this morning. cindy: you got it. if you did not clear off the slush, it was likely cement this morning. use caution out the door this morning. watch your step. 23 in worcester, .5 in boston, lower 20' s on the north shore as well. march phil, closer to the freezing mark -- marshville, closer to the freezing mark. radar not doing a good job of taking out some very isolated patches of mist and drizzle. when you encounter those, freeze on impact. system to the west will bring you more rain tonight, but during the daylight hours today cloudy skies. 10:00 this morning in boston is when we hit the freezing mark. afternoon. 35 the high today in worcester. lower 40' s on cape cod. we will g

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and your family as people celebrate in boston. the big changes for the city' s 41st night - 40th first night. erika: bill cosby charged. the fall from grace from america' s most beloved tv dad. randy: looking to cash in on online games, the decision being raised right now on the eye. >> you are watching wcvb, boston' s news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5' s eye-opener. erika: t his guy working hard for a sweet treat. divines can you blame him? good morning on this last day of 2015. randy: i was imagining standing in line waiting to buy something. what the heck is going on? cindy: i' ll pass on that. erika: everyone will be touched. cindy: damp this morning. these are live pictures in sydney australia. really spectacular. erika: the new year has begun. cindy: we have got a day to get through first. the weather is going to be improving by this evening. stamp out the door this evening. the study is rain is over the cape -- they are out the door this evening. here and there. look at the temperatures. in the city, 34. of town, could be slippery in spots. once we get down t

hour ago. wmur' s adam sexton is live at the scene with the latest. reporter: this is now a three alarm response. multiple towns responding. it is a rural area, which means there are no fire hydrants and water has been a concern. flames were able to spread extensively. we were able to show you video from earlier at 3:30 this afternoon. this home at 561 black brook is a large home. it is 3200 square feet. visually, we can tell you it has a lot of eves. flames have spread extensively through the structure. some of the firefighters we talked to expect to be here long into the night. in the last 30 minutes, we spoke to chief richard o' brien. he says no one was home at the time of the fire. no injuries. that is a positive. but the home appears to be a total loss. we will give you updates as they become available and more later on at 6:00. adam sexton, wmur news 9. josh: the man suspected of causing a crash that injured several secret service agents did not have a valid driver' s license. that driver did not survive. tonight, we' re learning more about the moments leading up to the cra

response he says he' s getting over his calls to stop any muslims from coming into the country. for 9 minutes an mbta train rolled down the tracks with no one at the controls. >> while the operator was not on board the train, the train left the station. shelley: the focus of the investigation underway tonight. mike: more of the same on friday, above normal temperatures. i' ll let you know how long the stretch could go on. shelley: manchester police are brightening the holiday season for the city' s seniors. the annual event that officers and citizens alike look forward to. and the largest student loan company in the u.s. under investigation over allegations it overcharged customers. the accusations made here and the response from the states. like we do. shelley: republican presidential candidate donald trump picked up an endorsement in portsmouth tonight. the vote of support came just -- from the police union just days after he made controversial comments about barring muslims from entering the country. good evening, i' m shelley walcott. the room was packed to see trump and protest

: from boston' s news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at noon. emily: breaking news at noon. a heroic rescue. a fire breaks out at a medford home. to police officers save twin babies and their mother. doug: sera congi is in medford. sera: when the officers arrived, the neighborhood was outside yelling about a five-month-old >> thank god for that. five month old lauren happily in her daddy' s arms, she and her twin brother luan, blissfully unaware of the chaos this morning. >> visibility was quite poor. sera: a fire that started in the basement of this medford home created thick smoke throughout. a mother and her twin babies were in the second-floor apartment. officer paul giordano one of the first to arrive. >> i ran upstairs to the second floor, a female handed me two infants, there was smoke coming from the upstairs apartment. i ran downstairs. >> he came down the stairs and had both infants. one and one arm and one in the other, mother and twins were checked out by emt' s on scene, the babies' father who rushed home from work, thankful to the officer who helped get them out,

of the vehicle' s owner but say the car s office cause. shelley: salem police say a man robbed a bank this evening. these are surveillance photos from the citizens bank. an employee said the man threatened him and demanded cash .tom: fire officials are not . hampshire has been released, and the annual report has surprising numbers, including a change in some of the progress being made to eliminate homelessness. jean mackin reports. jean: the 2015 report on the state of homelessness in new hampshire says the decline under way since 2011 has stalled. the annual count of new s homeless population reveals numbers haven' t changed much through 2014 and 2015. the new hampshire coalition to end homelessness says it is decline. >> we saw a small decrease. jean: the coalition said some factors point to improving conditions for the states homeless, like a 33% decrease in the number of people living on sheltered, outside come in cars, veterans are homeless , and the coalition says there' s an increase in the average income of the working poor. affordable housing remains a major challenge, a

are mild, it' s dry, visibility is good, but there are exceptions. i want to show you those. upper new hampshire, southern maine, cape cod, there are areas with poor visibility. there are areas -- and it is possible, not everywhere, but in pockets around the region there may be fog warming overnight, ground fog where you might look up and see stars, but down there we shatter the old record of 61 degrees. 65 degrees at 6 p.m. christmas eve here in boston. 62 in worcester. mild everywhere until you get to new hampshire and portsmouth and it' s a little bit cooler up there. as we go through the night, it will be about 57 in boston around midnight. tomorrow morning, 50. distant areas could be in the 30' s. as for his tomorrow is concerned, at least upper 50' s. i would not be surprised if it reaches the 60' s. most rainfall will be to the south, but there will be clouds. a touch of rain might make the caper the islands. much more and a winter storm for next week coming up. phil: the mild weather center a break for last minute christmas shoppers. our sera congi has been keeping an eye on th

: another round of eyeopener. it :00 your good morning to you. i' m antoinette antonio. the 60' s, danielle? danielle: that is correct. at least in some spots, you could see 60 degrees. 30 right now in concord and keene. low to mid 50' s on the vineyard and nantucket. the reason we are so cool is because be are experiencing fog. be aware of that. it should quickly burn off, and when it does, a lot of us will see a lot of sunshine to start the day. temperatures and boston by lunchtime already in the 50' s here at i afternoon, upper 50' s, pushing 60 degrees. more clouds filter and later on this evening. 58-60, depending on where you are. we have a couple of clouds out there right now, but we are watching, this cold front could bring down colder air and rain. frank: we are following some breaking news on the eye-opener. the fbi says it has recovered several items from a lake in san bernardino possibly tied the suspects in the isis inspired shooting rampage earlier this month. the fbi is not saying what items were found but for the last two , days investigators have been searching fo

answers back to donald trump' s rant against her. her remarks, and how bernie sanders is getting involved. rubble in china. the survival story, coming days it' s on the eye for this >> you' boston' s news leader. this is newscenter 5' s eyeopener. emily: 6:00 a.m.. also on the eye this morning -- this streak across the sky caused a lot of curiosity in california. but now we know what it is. later. good morning. i' m emily riemer. randy: and i' m randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. another mild start. cindy: you close your eyes and you would swear it is not december outside. the pattern all month long and we' re going to show you what it looks like in boston. the fog is not reducing visibility. it is reducing visibility, down to about a third of a mile in south shore and parts of the cape. visibility could drop below one quarter of a mile. the fog is out there and it may slow you down. 49 in boston right now. a couple of spots in the 30' s, orange. we have a lot of clouds above cannot completely rule out a glimpse briefly of sunshine this morning. showers are creeping up the coastl

final gift. >> a lot of times it' s tradition, they come out here on christmas eve to get their gifts and they do it all in one day. josh: why some people tell us today' s the perfect day to do all your shopping. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. tonight. i' m josh mcelveen. a lot of places saw april-like temperatures today. but it didn' t quite get warm enough in the right places to break records. looking live at portsmouth right now, where it is 50 degrees. we' ll get another shot at record-breaking temperatures tomorrow. let' s start tonight with meteorologist kevin skarupa. kevin: we talked about the record highs, not quite reached today but the record have smith is 51. it is not fallen much through the evening thanks to a bank of loud. if you have impacted so visibility by early morning could be down to less than a half-mile but a brighter day after any on a and it sets us up for that next system out for the great lakes that will affect the second half of our weekend. next temperatures in the sixth reason -- and western and either side of 50. it

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. >> you are watching wcvb , boston' s news later. good morning, this is newton centre 5 eyeopener. antoinette: also some heavy rain swept through straining this car randy: yes, it is a very warm christmas eve. danielle: we don' t need jackets print we are going for 70' s this afternoon. christmas eve, 70 degrees? it feels more like florida up here today. we have a warm front that is crossing the region currently and we had heavy rain pushed through overnight and some and bedded thunderstorms. now we are just socked in with clouds in eastern massachusetts and seeing some breaks in the cloud deck the farther west you go to a is some fog to deal with this morning. if you are headed outcome of his ability is down to half a mile in worcester and about 3/4 of a mile on nantucket. the fog should burn off in the next couple of hours or so. by lunchtime, we clear out a be the south coast and the cape. the warm air is up and down the eastern seaboard but there is colder air out to the west which will eventually get here. the 12 hour timeline in boston shows it will warm up into the mid-60'

. josh: the rain is overhead right now. that' s while cap the freezing rain advisory because the temperature is below 32 in many everywhere. here is a look at that advisory in effect until 3:00 this morning. there are the showers moving through. notice we have the classic wintry mix going on, snow in northern parts of the state mixing in central new hampshire. southern new hampshire is all freezing rain for the most part . central new hampshire, freezing rain, snow and sleet and snow in northern new hampshire as well. we are looking for some dangerous conditions out there and we will see it all tonight. the good news after some icing and slippery conditions tonight, morning. we have the timetable on that and your new year' just ahead. tom: and you can stay up to date radar by using our wmur storm watch weather app, available for both apple and android devices. three of four u.s. secret service agents are out of the hospital after the car they were riding in was hit head-on route reconstructing the events that also took the life of a new hampshire man. sits at a state police barra

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. shelley: the clues investigators s dash cam video. tom: next week medical marijuana patients will start receiving their i.d. cards. the steps that still need to happen before marijuana will be sold. mike: the mild pattern continues with record warmth on the way soon. how high temps go by thursday and christmas day. shelley: a secret service agent becomes the victim of a thief. the items essential to his job that were stolen from his car. tom: families in transition opens a new kind of shelter in manchester. the range of services housed in one facility to help families in need. now, duck in your news 9 -- wmur news tonight at 9:00. tom: we have breaking news from lyndeborough. where firefighters are battling a large fire right now. these are photos from 117 old temple road. shelley: we' ve confirmed that viewers from as far away as milton are telling us they can see the fire we have a crew on . we have a crew on the way to lyndeborough right now and we' ll bring you updates as they come in. in other news tonight, police are searching through -- for whoever was throwing water bottle

they are part of in organized larger group or formed part of a cell. s home looking for evidence. typical family' s life, dirty dishes, baby toys, diapers, and the crib of their six-month old daughter, now an orphan. >> they just seemed like normal, ordinary people. nice people. reporter: but this inventory lists dozens of boxes of ammunition. twelve pipe bombs were also left behind. farook' s family warns against a rush to judgment. >> every single muslim leader has come out and said this is not a muslim act. reporter: the fbi is now combing through a large trove of evidence. to find out if there are accomplices. shelley: we are hearing about this from a man who was shot. -- the family of a woman who was shot. amanda gaspard was shot 3 times in her arm, thigh, and knee and has more than 20 shrapnel wounds elsewhere. in a statement, her parents say she fell to the ground when the shooters came in. she hid under a table, and the shooters stood over her and could have easily shot her in the head. amanda' s parents say she' s in a lot of pain but recovering slowly. tom: the attack i

sky. you will notice a few areas of clouds back to the west. s up north. mid-30' s in southern areas. clouds early giving way to at spots. we will talk about the warming in a bit. we are joined live by 95.7 s deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning, kevin. we are getting word of a police are just getting on the scene and they will keep us updated as information becomes available. 93 north and south is a good ride through the entire state. right now, it looks good. this report is being brought to you by peter honda, nissan, and kia of nashua. i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. this morning in milton for a woman last monday evening. 39-year-old ann wade was last seen in the parking lot of the dollar general on white mountain highway and her family is worried about her safety. she is 5' 6", 140 pounds, with green eyes, and brown hair. police searched the water around white mountain highway, but nothing turned up. for the man seen in this surveillance picture. the man threatened to stab the clerk unless he turned over some cash. ray brewer is live outside the shop express on central

help. >> she has a lower leg laceration. i need emt' s. pam: the david vasquez, a long time t employee. he woke up and knew something was wrong. >> it was flying. it was fine. i said to the lady across from me --did they stop? i said something was wrong. this is moving. pam: the train went from braintree station to north quincy, cruising through at least three stops. >> it left, the power on the third rail was shut off at that time, but the train coasted because it had momentum at that point. pam: fernando daily in the second car was headed to work. >> it was like, how is this possible question mark was really bizarre. no serious injuries. a lot of serious questions. i' m pam cross, wcvb newscenter 5 . ed: our coverage continues now with newscenter 5' s janet wu. janet? what have you learned? janet: nbc -- officials are not pleased. they have to be very careful about what they can say. >> we failed our passengers today because those procedures, whether they were followed or not, something happened that should not have been able to happen that put our passengers in danger. i am

from other restaurants for the gas light' s employees. republican presidential candidate carly fiorina takes questions from granite state voters. and she didn' t shy away from strong opinions about either her opponents. mike: seasonably cool today, but the mild air makes a return soon. how much higher temps go over the next few days. the manchester-boston regional shelley airport is setting rules : for a popular gift. what you need to do if your drone will be taking off close by. a girl whose simple request has gone viral is being treated right in boston. the christmas wish from this arson survivor. like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. shelley: clean up is underway downtown portsmouth after a four-alarm fire destroyed the good evening, i' m shelley walcott. investigators have not released are saying it is not suspicious. wmur' s kristen carosa joins us now with reaction from neighboring businesses. kristin many people walking by : are stopping to take a look at the loss here on market street. as you can see the building which has been roped off with caution tape. many are in d

to some questionable behavior. it' s on the eye for this friday morning. >> you are watching wcvb. good morning. erica: lebron james crashes into man. that is some force behind that. good morning. happy friday. emily: mike is in for cindy this morning. the fog seems to be clearing. mike: when we came in, the visibility was down. now it' s showing up. at least it' s a mile or two now. there are pockets around keen. it is improving and that is good news. the roadways are west -- wet. we' ve got gray skies across the area and some drizzle. it' s so light you can' t even see it on radar. the main rainmaker is up the coast. there is that cold front. can see what' s happening down in the carolinas. this is mostly going to be offshore. it' s close enough that we could get some scattered showers coming in late this morning. this threat will stay with us tonight, it will diminish. the sky will clear away and it that is something we have not it smiled out there. -- off. we are going to head up right back up today. we have a little bit of fog and drizzle out there. temperatures are climbing

several crashes mostly in the lakes region. let' s get right to chief meteorologist mike haddad for a look at the conditions right now. mike: those temperatures right near 32 degrees a good part of this afternoon with some light rain moving in. that led to some icy travel in some areas mainly north and west of concord. you can see that pink shaded area, anywhere north and west of the state capital of into the upper valley and into the heart of the white mountains. right now most of the precipitation is on the light side but that pink shaded area, you will also notice if you' around the white mountains all the way up to the upper valley may experience some minor icing. s where we have the freezing rain advisory until 7:00 as we advance through the course of the evening, temperatures everywhere should creep just above 32 degrees and any treated road should be in better shape as we advance through the late evening and the what about more changes for wednesday and snow for some before the week is over? we will get all that straight ahead. josh: firefighters are still on the scene of a massive

? >> it' s a holiday miracle. >> the families together tonight because of their bravery. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] heather: two children, reunited with her dad tonight after their mother took off with them. tonight she is under arrest. ed: let' s get you right out to the scene. john atwater has the details. john: it was a long 24-hour' s for that father, but those kids going home and i am too. >> they are headed home with her father, who for about 24 hours did not know when he would see them again. >> my main concern was to grab them and say -- let' s get going. >> the mother is bound for jail, accused of kidnapping them yesterday. there is no indication that stephen or his seven-year-old sister understand that they were at the center of a massive search to find them. initially police have been looking for their mothers are that she had rented this white drive-through of this s. >> i was praying that she would not do anything to harm them. >> the children' sole custody but l

. >> you are watching wcvb, boston' s news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5' s eye-opener. emily: this man is taking the selfie to new heights. this death-defying stunt on the top of the world. erika: i' m erika tarantal. mike here for cind y this morning. we need some wet weather. mike: we need the rain. we are not even worried about ice, which is unusual this time of the morning. let me show you where the temperatures are. notice how they are into the 40' s. a few 30 showing up here and there but they are not close to the freezing mark. that is why it is not a big concern with any freezing drizzle. that is why the national weather advisories. morning. all the way down to nashua. concerned about what is going on up here. of it. couple hours. it is likely you will see freezing rain up in the north. we see how it is moving up off of the ocean. a lot of that is in the form of some ice. of your travels take you north. otherwise, clouds and some spotty drizzle here or there. not a big issue. the rain really starts coming in as we head towards this afternoon. the temperatures a

. temperatures back in the 30' s. 18 a top mount washington. s and s. coming up. we are joined by 95.7 wcid' davidson. state with no rain, fog or wet roads. through a construction zone on 93 southbound in and around derry. onto 293, everything looks good through the mill yard. the everett turnpike, 101 and 11 1 along with the spalding are up to speed. boston easy ride, no problems to report on. brought to you by peters honda, kia, and nissan. i am deb davidson. sean: the leading republican presidential hopefuls shared a stage in las vegas last night for their fifth debate. and this time the discussion security and foreign policy. this was the first gop debate since the attacks in paris and abc' s stephanie ramos reviews some of the high points. stephanie: post gop presidential debate, donald trump sympathizing with his competition. >> i think jeb is a nice man i really do, but you know i think , i' d be attacking me. stephanie: on stage the gloves , coming off. jeb bush and donald trump wasting no time sparring over foreign policy. >> he gets his foreign policy experience from the show

>> today on a special edition of "matter of fact" -- there' s never been an election like this one. michelle there are massive : demographic changes that are >> how america' s diversity is reshaping the 2016 presidential race. and, it' s iowa' s turn on the stage, mobilizing and motivating caucus voters, plus -- >> i will be basing my voting decision on economic issues more than social issues. >> we' ve heard from the candidates, what do voters want most? hello, i fernando am espuelas. welcome to "matter of fact." america is rich in its diversity, and its demographic shifts will continue to impact elections in years to come as higher percentages ages of asians, hispanics and african-americans vote. just how rapidly are these groups changing the political landscape? i asked michele jawando with the center for american progress. michele: there are massive demographic changes that are happening right now that we have not yet addressed either in our , politics or our policies. for example, for the first time we' re seeing that the share of the minority population, so communities of col

babysitter under arrest. the attack on a child he was supposed to be caring for. >> from boston' s newsreader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:00. >> right now president obama getting ready to address the nation from the oval office, talking about terrorism. good evening. >> reid: this comes days after the attack in san bernardino during which 14 people at an tonight will be the third time the president addresses the nation from the oval office. elizabeth herne joining us live with more here and what we are expected to hear tonight. [no audio] >> we have gunshots. elizabet h: forcing law enforcement officials any intelligence community to wrestle with possibility of new, homegrown terror threats, threats that are prompting president obama to get a rare oval office address. >> he will talk about the actions we have taken not just since 9/11 but since paris to keep the american people safe. reporter: the president huddled with his national security advisers on saturday as the fbi is investigating computer and phone files to figure out if the two shooters reached out to isis >> we have

with open arms. >> you are watching wcvb, boston' s news leader. good morning, this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. emily: a very heated exchange the disagreement leading to quite the scuffle. good morning. antoinette: i' m in for randy this morning, along with cindy. you are keeping your eye on that fog. it is so thick everywhere. cindy: this is widespread. a dense fog advisory. the visibility is about two miles. in boston, a third of a mile. last year, it was under a quarter of a mile. widespread fog this morning. but it is mild. low 50' s out the door this morning in plymouth. worcester county -- a few 30' s through northern worcester county. once we hit lunchtime, the clouds break up, the fog is gone, partly sunny skies through the afternoon. temperatures are going to respond. by about 10:00 a.m., we should be around 50 degrees. mid-to-upper 50' s this afternoon. another warm day on the way. the greatest impacts through 9:00 a.m. kevin: good morning, cindy. thank you. the fog is getting worse in the brighton stretch of the mass pike. let' s take a look at the map. very heavy on the s

. what that means for the upcoming weekend ahead. adam: santa' s sleigh back in action. the gift giving service in business once more after falling victim to theft. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. adam: we begin this noon with breaking news out of concord where an hours' long search for a missing kayaker has just been wrapped up. good afternoon. i' m adam sexton. wmur' s kristen carosa is live in concord where we just learned a sad development. kristen: adam, this search started yesterday at around 3:00 p.m., and as of 11:00 this morning, crews had found the body. let' s show you some video that took place here in concord earlier today. crews started their search wednesday afternoon after they received a report of a missing kayaker on turkey pond in concord. the kayak was located a short time later. it belonged to 68-year-old john stapler. the kayak was found by an employee working at st. paul' s school, which is close by. crews suspended th

is not even the normal store she works that. she was filling in during last night' s shift. >> this is unique in my career. reporter: police are asking for your help identifying the suspect. kristen mcginnis was working inside when a masked man threatened to set her booth on fire if she did not empty the register. she gave him what she had any rent west. just but he was wearing a jacket, jeans, light colored sneakers. he was wearing gloves. on the video, it appears he was holding an actual bottle of lighter fluid. reporter: the suspect is estimated to be about nearby, neighbors are not surprised. >> but it' s definitely a drug problem. winter is coming and people are getting more desperate. reporter: police are glad that mcginnis did the right thing. >> one of the biggest things we talk about is conceding and giving up the cash, because no human value is worth giving up -- not giving up the cash. you just don' t know what these people are capable of. reporter: if you have any information about the suspect or what happened, you' re asked to call manchester police. i' m juli mcdonald,

long the stretch could go on. shelley: manchester police are for the city' s seniors. the annual event that officers and citizens alike look forward to. and the largest student loan company in the u.s. under investigation over allegations it overcharged customers. the accusations made here and the response from the states. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. shelley: republican presidential candidate donald trump picked up an endorsement in portsmouth tonight. the vote of support came just -- from the police union just from entering the country. good evening, i' m shelley walcott. the room was packed to see trump and protestors waited outside. wmur' s stephanie woods was there and joins us live from portsmouth. stephanie: here at the sheraton portsmouth, executives of a new england police union voted to support donald trump for president in 2016. he says he always has and always will support police officers and says he will sentence every cop killer to death. >> if they give me a bad vote i' m going to go crazy, right? stephanie: the new england police benevolent associati

here -- we helped pull hose like we were never let it go. it' s something you do for your whole life. you don' t walk away. julie: one resident and a firefighter were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. many of these neighbors and firefighters lived through to june 2011 tornado in the same spot. >> there were families and kids and whatnot. everything turned out ok. julie: the residents of 15 units have been displaced but hotels have been found. a go fund me page has been set up for the family that lived in the home where the fire started. they did lose their cat in the fire. heather: 49 degrees outside. did you enjoy this mild weekend? >> left the house this morning and a teacher. heather: how often can you do that in mid-december? >> it' s hard to think it is mid-december the way these temperatures have been all weekend. yesterday we had a high of 60 degrees. right now temperatures are settling in the upper 40' s in most locations. 50 still in the vineyard and 51 on nantucket. over the next 12 hours in boston notice it is going to be cloudy, temps holding in the mid-40' s. th

want. s really in the massive spending bill? there are 1.1 trillion reasons to find out. plus, judging a candidate by their full body of work. how it affects your vote. then, will trying times in baltimore give voice to a new generation of leaders? >> this is the result of a bipartisan, bicameral compromise. and i think everybody can point to something that gives them a reason to be in favor of both of these bills. welcome to "matter of fact." deal to avoid a government shutdown. the $1.1 trillion deal funds the government through september, and includes language that will affect immigration law, obamacare, 9/11 first responders what really went on behind the scenes? let' s talk to someone in the democratic caucus chair xavier becerra. doesn' negotiates and compromises. people want more compromise. do you think you got enough for your site to make this palatable? rep. becerra: well the difficulty is the american people want to see us work together and compromise. it' s important for us to come to common ground, but you have to be able to know what' s being done, what' s being discussed