in new hampshire sunday. he is the type of vice president actually you, if you want to be technical. since you have departed from the campaign, has there been times when you have seen things unfold, whether behind-the-scenes or strategy that you thought you were still running things? mr. lewandowski: of course. when you walk away from what is the most historic campaign in the history of our country, there is that buyers are more's -- buyer's remorse. campaign has done a good job of making sure donald trump is on message. and my philosophy -- let trump be trump. he has bypassed the mainstream media, told his message. josh: when people go behind the curtain -- he talks a lot about will be there and will reveal itself election day. polls are what they are. how convinced are you that there is this spiral of silence? mr. lewandowski: i think there are people out there who do not want to publicly state they are supporting donald trump. we saw some of this in the primaries. we saw the dominance donald trump here had

new hampshire's drought. why a snowy winter might not >> now on news 9 this morning, new hampshire's drug crisis. nashua fire departments are opening their doors to those battling addiction and how officials hope to save li season, blustery cold weather blasts into the state. where you may be hitting the slopes this thanksgiving. >> fire rips through a local housing complex where investigators think the flames came from. >> i can't get over the people that are helping out to do the work. jamie: and a big surprise for one of america's bravest. how an encounter at a hardware store led to a weekend makeover. >> no one covers new hampshire jamie: and good morning, new hampshire. it is just past 7 a.m. on sunday, november 20th. just 41 days left in this year. i'm jamie staten, in for amy coveno. we'll get to our stop stories. first, chris jarzynka, i imagine in the weather, it's this. >> it's not going toee july the fourth as we look at the hooksett camera. there's been rain, drizzle and fog and that's not what we

>> now, a commitment 2016 special, presented by wmur and the new pension union leader -- the new hampshire union leader. the granite state debates. mr. mcelveen: the political as the nation are focused on new hampshire. >> the u.s. senate in play, the stakes couldn't be higher. >> i wake up everyday with a sense of purpose to make a difference in washington. >> i will put new hampshire first, and that will be what this campaign is about. >> each candidate is laying claim to the label of outsider. >> what we see is a system rigged by corporate interests. >> i see her being a rubberstamp the docents best the democrats and what -- in washington. be going to the wire. >> i'm hoping people understand the choice of the selection. >> i want to continue to serve the people of new hampshire. there's so much more work that needs to be done. >> the candidates for u.s. senate. mr. mcelveen: good evening everyone. welcome to our live granite state debate series from the new hampshire institute of politics at saint anselm college. the top issues facing our state and the nation with the senate's for u.s.

>> trump in new hampshire. but, you know, those eagle stands in penn state that trump desperately needs may not help there. it might have been trump's hail mary though, right? >> i have a little different all the patriots fans myself included hung in there with tom brady during deflate gate, stood by him and then we found out voted for trump and the wrath just came down on social media because of that and his wife had to come out today and say no, no, no trump. >> i think it hurt tom brady. >> as soon as he throws a five touchdown game he'll be back with us. >> i can separate my sports and politics, except politics is like sports but tom, come on. >> i i have a feeling maryanne while. back to you. >> >> our special election coverage >> our special election coverage continues with abc fios is not cable. we're wired differently. >> our special election coverage continues with abc that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump re

or a new senator who sides with the people of new hampshire? jean: incumbent republican kelly ayotte drove her point home on a campaign bus. new hampshire's independent vowing to greet voters at 24 voice written on the side, stops back to new hampshire's grassroots in the final hours. >> what i want tell them one of i will be standing up for them. i have one of the most bipartisan records. i will stand up for the independent voice of new hampshire and fight for them. jean: and the campaigning went on into the night. kelly ayotte is just wrapping up her to her on the seacoast -- maggie hassan had a few more stops here in manchester tonight. jean mackin, wmur news 9. tom: we have more commitment 2016 coverage coming up. shelley: the corner office in new hampshire up for grabs. what the candidates for governor did to make their final push. tom: catching up with the five candidates in the two congressional races. how they spent their last day of campaigning. mike: plenty of sunshine mike: plenty of sunshine tomorrow, but when d ben hassan is my old

he happens to be a new hampshire voter. and one of the thing i'm most did for him and the organization and the united states military to get our war fighters the equipment that they need, he talks about that he's using that as the basis to support me for my candidacy for congress. and i'm very proud of that record. i might add that my business did save the taxpayers millions of dollars, generated millions of dollars of revenue and created good paying jobs in new hampshire. with full benefits. josh: you are applying for a j taxpayer dollars. according to records, public records, you are behind on property taxes. what should voters take from that, given that so much of your message is about fiscal responsibility? mr. lawrence: i think the voters should take from that a very important message, just like they did two years ago when representive kuster was found to be five years in arears of her property taxes and over 5ds,000. these personal discussions about candidates' backgrounds real issues that the voters should be concern

live in atkinson, new hampshire. dan hausle, 7 news. >> anchor: chelsea clinton seeking support for mother hillary in the granite state. the campaign's colliding in new hampshire with the election in sight. secretary clinton is also counting on a billionaire to bolster support. live from keane, new hampshire now. >> reporter: well, chelsea clinton was focusing on young voters today trying to get them fired up as she tries to get her mother elected in the state that could be pivotal in deciding the next president. chelsea clinton trying to close the deal for her mom in the battleground state of new hampshire. >>> so important to turn out on tuesday so we can turn new >> anchor: at keane state college she appealed to young voters, a group the clinton campaign is trying hard to win over. with hillary clinton and donald trump neck and neck in the new hampshire polls, chelsea clinton told the crowd they can't sit on the sidelines. >>> i really believe this is the most important presidential election of my lifetime and so

women power in new hampshire. thank you so much, senator shaheen, former governor yourself. >> thank you. it's great to have you here. i hope everybody goes out and votes tuesday. >> that's the main thing. everybody has to go out and vote. coming up, the new wave. could a surge of hispanic voting lift hillary clinton over the top in florida, nevada and even arizona? you are watching andrea mitchell reports only on msnbc, a special edition this sunday, live from manchester, new hampshire. stay with us. as a supervisor at pg&e, it's my job to protect public safety, keeping the power lines clear, while also protecting the environment. the natural world is a beautiful thing, the work that we do helps us protect it. public education is definitely a big part of our job, to teach our customers about the best type of trees to plant around the power lines. we want to keep the power on for our customers. we want to keep our community safe. this is our community, this is where we live. we need to make sure that we have a bea

this advertisement has been paid for by put new hampshire first i'm maggie hassan, and new hampshire has a very clear choice: do we keep going with a senator who repeatedly votes with the corporate special interests... or a new senator who sides with the people of new hampshire? my focus has always been on creating opportunity for working families: making college and job training more affordable. lowering prescription drug costs. and always protecting a woman's right to make her own health care decisions. these are my priorities, why i approve this message... and why i respectfully ask >> the day after the chicago cubs' historic world series win, their front office to lunch. they certainly did wait 108 years to celebrate a world series win but cubs fans , couldn't wait another minute to line the parade route today. this was the scene in grant park when the gates opened to fans. city officials estimate that 5 million people turned out for the parade and rally honoring the new world series champs. thanks for joining us for imagine if hillary clinton wins the white house... then what? l

my first job was as a bus girl in new hampshire. what i want to focus on is better jobs than minimum wage jobs. moderator: i know it is the lightning round. i will end on the october classic, even though it is november. i'm sure a lot of people will be watching. cubs or indians? ms. ayotte: i like to root for the underdog, but the cubs came from behind, so i think the cubs, but i have to tell you, i would have liked to see big papi in the world series. ms. hassan: i am also rooting for the cubs. moderator: we are going to circle back to foreign policy. the next question is for the governor. >> we are going to circle back to debt. there is a new nonpartisan study out there that shows that more new hampshire graduates left school with loans more than any other state. the average student debt was more than $36,000. senator ayotte, you voted twice for large budget bills that included cuts to pell grants, money for needy students, then voted against a bill to restore $90 billion in cuts. why? senator ayotte: that is not true. that budget

new hampshire goes, so will go the nation. which is not always true. our pollster dr. joshua dick is here. can you tell us why tiny new hampshire is getting ready to play a very big role? >> nationally we're looked at a clinton but in new hampshire we expect it might be closer because the demographics of the party bases are changing auch to me about -- talk to me. >> for hillary clinton this means she has to have a big gender gap. her lead among women needs to outpace trump's lead among men. she has to get the young voters on campuses to get out the vote. >> college kids can all vote want to for her? >> you can register wherever you live. if you live on campus and new hampshire is a same-day voter registration so you can still register. >> if there were' giant late student enthusiasm would be tough to measure because they could have registered today. >> absolutely. >> what about for donald trump, demograph snicks. >> for donald trump, this election hinges on the sort of white working class vote. that white no college vote. in

new hampshire currently receive child support. the agency currently distributes $84 million in child support. it reported $225 million as owed to custodial parents in back child support. >> why should a custodial parent have to fight so hard? >> it is their inability to adequately man the system and cover all of the cases. amy: maryland mahoney has practiced family law in new hampshire for decades says they are overwhelmed and under resourced. via e-mail, the state tells us that there are 84 caseworkers. the division gets most of its funding from the federal government. for every one dollar that a state spends on its child support program, the federal government reimburses it $.66. effectively enforce child support. are we letting our kids down in this state? >> you want my answer? yes, we are. yes, and on all fronts. because we are so concerned about not spending any money -- amy: we compared child-support arrearages to other states with similar populations. new hampshire averages $8,000 which is nearly $10,000 a case that worst

here in new hampshire. and recent polls have given van ostern the edge in the state and of course they are hoping that those numbers hold up tonight. that's the scene from here in manchester. back to you. tom: thank you very much. our election coverage continues next. we focus on the congressional races and how the candidates are feel a cast. jennifer: plus a long standing tradition in new hampshire, how midnight voting in 2016 could lead to a big surprise in the final hours. mike: after a very mild one today, temperatures return to the norm soon. when that happens and the other vo: ending funding for planned parenthood. taking away our right to choose. restricting our health care choices. this is senator kelly ayotte's record. ayotte voted six times to end funding for planned parenthood - putting access to birth control and cancer screenings at risk. woman 1: kelly ayotte says she's for women. but it's just an act. woman 2: voters definitely cannot trust kelly ayotte. vo: senate majority pac is responsible

new hampshire is coming together. cherise: republican vice presidential nominee mike pence returned to the granite state with a message for supporters and volunteers. pence, following his rally about the close race here in new hampshire. governor pence: donald trump and i are committed to earning it, being out across new hampshire today and in past days. donald trump and i will be back in new hampshire tomorrow. i really believe we have what takes -- it takes to make america great again. cherise: despite the fbi director again saying clinton e-mails, the vp nominee still thinks she is at fault. governor pence: the decision by the fbi today to continue to hold the position that hillary clinton, having classified documents on her private e-mail server, was on the extremely careless -- it's disappointing to millions of americans. mishandling classified information is a crime. cherise: pence asked volunteers to get their message elect donald trump as the next president of america. cherise: governor pence has moved up to m

new hampshire and u.s.a. skiing sensation close and personal, the world cup comes to killington, vermont this weekend. shiffrin grew up in the lebanon area, she will race in giant slalom on saturday. and then her specialty is sunday, slalom, she is by far the best in the world on both days the first run is at 9:30, the second and final run is at 12:30. you can go check her out. this week we're going to tell you about the turkey trots planned for thanksgiving, including the 8th annual bow police they expect about 400 runners and walkers, starts at 8:00 a.m. at bow high school, benefit the bow police association, online registration is closed, but you can stop by the police office if you want to register. one of of the seacoast races thursday, the dover turkey trot, 8:30 starts at gary son elementary school, the final race in the dover race series, benefits gary son school p.t.a. so there are about 15 turkey trots in the area. josh: come a long way since the start of mary kay. jean: some of the options these da

tom: still to come on news 9 at 6:00, a new hampshire reservist gets some good news in his fight with the will be paid. jennifer: and fire trucks are dispatched to all kinds of places, but this is a first. josh j.: you asked for more rain and we're delivering. when our next batch of rainfall arrives in new hampshire. jamie: it's a game 7 tonight and it's a dartmouth college pitcher i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." jennifer: tonight a milford family is celebrating. it's been a year since captain shane morgue began nearly died during a pushup test for -- morgan nearly died during a pushup test for the army. tom: now the army is agreeing to pay all his medical expenses. amy coveno first reported on this two weeks ago, she's live now with exc

new hampshire. clinton will be coming to nachl herself on sunday. then trump will be back on monday night. >> sarah: all of this with our latest poll showing the race in new hampshire just a dead-even. it is a swing state that could be crucial in deciding who wins. trump-clinton tied at 44% among likely new hampshire voters. since o october, trump has gained five points. he is making big gains with men. we have team 7 coverage in new hampshire today. starting with byron barnett. he is live in keene, where chelsea clinton just appeared. byron? >> reporter: that's right. chelsea clinton here in new hampshire trying to help close the deal for her mother. in the swing state that could turn out to be pivotal in deciding who will be the next president. now, chelsea clinton appeared college. many in the crowd were students and young people. a group the clinton campaign is fighting hard to win over. chelsea clinton told the crowd to get as many people out as they can to the polls on tuesday. and help turn n

or whether we will have somebody who puts new fans are -- new hampshire first. moderator: speaking of the top of the ticket, you have both been asked repeatedly about it and now you will be again. [laughter] decision to's investigate new e-mails related to the private server has thrown on the election. are you prepared to say tonight that you still believe hillary clinton is a leader americans can believe and trust, and do you have any concerns about her character? all, wean: first of definitely need more information from director comey and the fbi. this issue has been investigated exhaustively. secretary clinton has said she in the way shees used her e-mails and has appropriately apologized for that. this election is about how we can come together and build a stronger, more innovative state. we have an unemployment rate of 2.9%, one of the lowest in the country. we have been named the most business friendly state in the country. today inle are at work new hampshire than at any time in our state's history. we can work across party lines to build a brighter futur

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at 5:00. >> you started it, remember, you started it. i look very much forward to being your president. josh: his road to victory started right here in the granite state. but at this hour we still don't know if donald trump was new hampshire's pick to be president. gove jean: and i'm jean mackin. here in new hampshire, the race for the white house still has not officially been called. can you see the numbers are very close. josh: right now the numbers, 48% for hillary clinton, 47% for donald trump. but on a national level there's no question donald trump will be the next president of the united states. democratic nominee hillary clinton gave her concession speech this afternoon, we're jean: but first we have a look at another key race for the granite state's sitting u.s. senator has just conceded. here are the final results showing governor maggie hassan and incumbent republican kelly ayotte both won 48% of the vote, but hassan won by just 1,023 votes. josh: hassan cla

looking at southern new hampshire, just some drizzle in parts of southern new hampshire. a little bit furtherth still have snow falling. the darker blue showing where it is coming down more heavily. you may see an additional dusting. after that, a bit of a break. a secondary area of low pressure moving in tomorrow reinvigorating rings the we will see -- reinvigorating things that we will see some milder temperatures coming in. northern new hampshire, later in overnight tonight, as the rain route -- as the rain moves further north, moving towards rain showers. if you are going to be out on saturday, things are looking pretty good. a mixture of clouds and breaks of sunshine. sunday, more of the same. breezy. that may bng showers in the mountains. 20's to the north overnight, 30's to the south. expected high temperatures for black friday. upper theaters -- upper 30's. saturday, look at the milder temperatures. some spots in southern new hampshire could be near 50. looking ahead, it does look more mild. tuesday through thursday, we may have a decent amount of and need to be c

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. tom: tonight new numbers are offering hope in fighting the opioid crisis. welcome back, everyone, i'm tom griffith. jennifer: i'm jennifer vaughn. fewer prescriptions are being written for certain highly addictive drugs, this is according to a legislative report. and fewer people are so-calledded doctor shopping. amy coveno is here now with why experts say the national drug problem -- reporter: 80% of people struggle prescription drugs. new hampshire was the 49th state to sign onto the national drug monitoring program, and in just one year the state is seeing significant changes. >> i think it's the beginning of some good news. reporter: she manages the prescription drug monitoring program in new hampshire. it's only been around since 2014. >> fortunately the state came to its tipping point and when we got to that tipping point it felt into play. this year the state legislature approved 130,000 in funding for upgrades. but there is no line item. drug prescribers and dispensers are req

up next at 5:30, breaking news from new hampshire. the presidential candidate taking the lead after midnight voting in three small villages. >> christa: and donald trump england patriots' quarterback tom brady in a neutrally, but one member of his family says not so fast. i'm maggie hassan, and new hampshire has a very clear choice: do we keep going with a senator who repeatedly votes with the corporate special interests... or a new senator who sides with the people of new hampshire? my focus has always been on creating opportunity for working families: making college and job training more affordable. lowering prescription drug costs. and always protecting a woman's right to make her own health care decisions. these are my priorities, why i approve this message... and why i respectfully ask for your vote. and why i respectfully ask whoa, this is awful, try it. oh no, that looks gross what is that? you gotta try it, it's terrible. i don't wanna try it if it's terrible. it's like mango chutney and burnt hair. no thank you, i have a very

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. tom: 11:00 on this monday we begin with weather tonight. , after a beautiful day, tomorrow morning's commute could be slick with the chance of a wintry mix possible. good evening. i'm tom griffith. so when is it expected to start? let's go right to chief meteorologist mike haddad the timeline. mike: and it is a tricky timeline. like precipitation in the form of freezing rain and pockets of what snow to the north will 7:00 a.m.. temperatures subfreezing and mount washington, 27. one of the warmest spots, indicating warm air from the south. it is moving in upstairs in the atmosphere. 7000 feet up. to our south, it is all green. initially, it looks like rain is moving on. but once that rain bumps into these temperatures, teens and 20's around 7:00 a.m., this is what happens. you get rain on contact. it will not be heavy, but a light, freezing rain can create a glaze of lice on -- ice on area roadways. expect extra time if you are traveling tomorrow morning. with th rest of the day and an

the new hampshire this weekend. vice-presidential nominee mike pence will be in windham and ivanka trump pushing for last minute votes. pence will be back for a final campaign rally at snhu arena with donald trump. that will be trump's second visit in four days. >> the poison out, you know what that is, the drugs. we are going to stop those drugs. >> trump focused on the drug the republican nominee is promising to tackle the epidemic if he's president. one republican canceled his trip today. new jersey governor chris christie called off his trip to the granite state after two aides were convicted in the bridge-gates scandal and turning now to the democratic side, today senator elizabeth warren, albright will be stumping for hillary clinton across the state and hillary clinton will be here for her final rally before the election. president obama campaigns for clinton at unh. chelsea spent the day on friday campaigning for her mom in new hampshire. for me this election is, first and foremost about my children, and abo

new hampshire republicans after she became a senator. he voted for conservative activist aaron day, and says he knows other leading gop-ers did the same. >> she unfortunately thought that she could depart from the commitment that she may to all of us when she first was elected to take new hampshire conservative values to washington. cherise: now governor hassan prepares to head to washington, dc but vows to work for all people no matter what party. >> i believe we are ng when we listen to all voices and all perspectives. cherise: bill o'brien says there is no shortage of potential republicans to run in the next senate election. he even floated out the name of 2nd congressional district candidate jim lawrence who was defeated, but says if ayotte does choose to run again he would not support her. live in the studio, cherise tom: tonight thousands are protesting donald trump's when. lauren lister has more on all that and what is next. lauren: with just 72 days until inauguration, the transition begins. the white house reporting dollar coupl

in southern new hampshire. josh: no excuses weather wise for not voting nut last week, now the sunapee fire department is helping herself bright the cubs' world series win. jennifer: hazel nelson, who is 108, was alive the last time the cubs won, but now she's enjoying it all over again, she was born and raisedded in the windy city and has been a cubs fan as long as she can remember of since nelson couldn't go to chicago to see the parade, the sunapee department let her join them as they led the victory parade for the high school girls soccer championship. what a ride. josh: yes. so we wrap up our final pitches next with our republican candidate for governor, chris sununu. jennifer: and president obama hits the campaign trail for hillary clinton, his message for granite state voters just hours when all three of these guys show up, they come up with some crazy ideas. sometimes, i just have to say, "no way." so i appreciate it when annie kuster says "no" she stood up to both parties to protect our benefits. annie

hampshire. >> you know this is where it all began, new hampshire. this is where it all began. >> republican presidential nominee donald trump started his speech in atkinson by looking back at the new hampshire primary highlighting what he , learned. >> i made a promise to you. we are going to keep the poison out. we will stop those folks. >> it's a promise he hopes to carry out as president of the united states and trump says he election. >> we have had incredible polls. we are three points up nationwide and going like a rocket. >> he then went onto criticize his democratic opponent hillary clinton saying if she can't , manage her emails, how can she manage the country. >> she will be under investigation for years, trials. our country, we have to get back to work, right? >> locker up. >> supporters we spoke with and say they'll be voting for him on tuesday. ,>> donald trump knows how to do business. he will get us working again. >> we will make america strong again. we won't make america safe again. and we will make america great again. god bless yo

new hampshire may be closer. the demographics of the party bases are shifting. >> reporter: demographic shifting. tell me what that means for hillary clinton. >> for hillary clinton she has to have a gender gap but a big gender gap. win women by more than trump wins men. get out the vote among the millennials. >> reporter: college students have been a big deal in new hampshire in the past. time. >> same day voter registration. they can register to the end. >> reporter: they were not registered voters at the time. >> possibly unless you ask them. they don't report that well. >> reporter: what do the demographics mean for trump in new hampshire? >> for trump the thing he's looking at in new hampshire 57% of that voting population is white with no college degree. that's a demographic where he's run up the numbers big time ti polling. he may cut into a democratic strong hold by winning that vote. >> reporter: he has a base that should come through for him. >> got to pick up the state. he's losing other places. >> rep

a bright new hampshire future starts with looking out for people. imagine if hillary clinton wins the white house... then what? liberal carol shea-porter? she'll be a rubber stamp for clinton's agenda. progressive shawn o'connor? he'll be a rubber stamp, too. and you know their agenda: higher taxes. more government spending. and a weaker national defense. only frank guinta will put new hampshire first. that's the key difference in this race. he's on our side. i'm frank guinta and i approved this message. i served under president bush and obama. i fought the taliban. i was asked to form a global coalition to counter isil. when someone makes the comment that they know more about the islamic state or isil than do the generals, it implies a complete ignorance of the reality. but i believe secretary clinton really understands the threat that the islamic state poses to the united states and to the american people. to ultimately defeat this threat and to keep us safe. i'm hillary clinton jamie: their season opener against the red sox was postponed by snow,

>> no. >> or a new senator who sides with the people of new hampshire. [cheers and applause] reporter: in one of the most expensive most watched u.s. simply no time to sleep, they will be campaigning tonight. jean mackin, wmur news 9. tom: turning now to the race for governor, both candidates spent their day meeting with voters. our live team coverage continues now with kristen carosa who is covering this race tonight. kristen? reporter: we are just hours away from election day and these two candidates are doing all they can to connect with as many people as possible, and win over the undecideds. we caut they spoke at the nashua rotary club meeting this afternoon. republican chris sununu is currently serving his third term as executive councilor, he's also the c.e.o. of waterville valley. his democratic opponent, executive councilor colin van ostern, has been serving as executive councilor since 2012. as you can imagine, both have been campaigning hard in these final hours. here's their final message to voters ahead of the election tomorrow in which they

. >> we can turn new hampshire blue up and down the ballot. >> a trump and a clinton in new hampshire, as campaigns get aggressive to win over the many undecided voters in our swing state. good evening. i'm tom griffith. >> i'm jennifer vaughn. today is just the beginning of what's going to be a breakneck pace on the campaign trail in this final weekend before election day. >> we have live team coverage of the candidates and election preparations around the state today. let's begin with kristen carosa . donald trump drew a big crowd today. >> donald trump spoke to hundreds of supporters here at this country club in atkinson. he focused a good amount of his speech on the issues facing new hampshire. trump started his speech by looking back at the new hampshire primary and talked about his win here in the granite state. he spoke about the drug crisis the state faces and promised to tackle that issue if elected president. trump says he feels confident which he says shows him up three points nationwide. he says the country is on the cusp of historic change that will take the power back fr

donald trump finishing the campaign in new hampshire. going back to new hampshire on monday night. both pennsylvania and new hampshire have in common is there is no real early voting. you go to those states late because it is late. those are the states you campaign in, tal. >> absolutely. it is pointed out to me that hillary clinton is strategic about timing visits to states when the states are actually going to be voting. you want momentum through the finish line. when i said politics is math. the area that hillary clinton has been able to put a lot more resources into for many months now is a turn-out operation. donald trump has almost been relying on the republican party for his turn-out operation. you better believe when she is going to the states, it is not about flying in and doing a speech and flying out. there are extensive operations here to get the voters that actually need to vote to the polls. it is an incredible ground game that is playing out on both sides throughout the country. >> they are bombarded with television ads. if you live in pennsylvania or ohio, sorry. we

erin: now that granite state voters have made their voices heard new hampshire has a new governor-elect. morning. ray brewer join us live at the state house now with the latest on this tight race. >> it was a race that started on an optimistic note for colin banister in. but it ended on a somber note. it was a confident colin van knows during he cast his ballot on tuesday. banister and was in the lead the race did go to close to call. in the end, chris sununu was declared the governor elect. the sununu name is well known in the granite state. chris's father, john h. sununu, served three terms as governor in the 1980's. and his brother served as a u.s. senator. this is the first time since 2002 that a republican has taken the corner office. sununu will be sworn in as governor in january. live in concord, ray brewer, sean: it still remains to be seen which candidate will represent new hampshire in the u.s. senate. right now the race is too close to call. erin: kelly ayotte and maggie hassan both have 48%. wmur's siobhan lopez joins us live in the studio with a closer look at this tight ra

budge in towards new hampshire. but it will be cut off at the pass here, during tomorrow afternoon right around new york city, that's where the 70's end. so we're 60's tomorrow but well above the average for one day before it starts to cool back down for thursday into friday. so again the warm front moves through tonight, early tomorrow morning, a couple of scattered showers mostly in northern new hampshire, and once that passes we'll have to wait until thursday for some of the showers developing in eastern texas and the trailingnt new hampshire with our best shot of rain between now and the upcoming weekend. the timeline, clouds, some breaks overnight, patchy fog developing, and again the best chance of a shower in northern parts of the state there. could be sun tomorrow up north, best chance sun central and southern new hampshire. then a lot of cloud move back in for thursday with our best shot of rain anywhere from about a quarter to a half inch looks drought as we go through thursday. then it cools down again fo

voter fraud in virginia, new hampshire -- crystal haynes live tonight in new hampshire, and crystal, this comes as green party candidate, jill stein is calling for recounts in three states. >> the reporter: the lexington candidate tells me, green party tells me, that she understands this is going to be a massive undertaking to get all of these deadline. green party candidate, jill stein, tells me, all it took was a news release and a westbound page to raise over $6 million in less than a week to pay for ballots to be recounted. in pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin. >> the hack ridden election with voting machines that are very friendly hand wide opening to tampering, so you put those two things together and it makes for a lot of insecurity for voters who are feeling and not happy with our election system. >> the reporter: over the weekend, hillary clinton's campaign came out in support of stein's recount efforts, prompting president-elect donald trump to take to wit en, claiming widespread voter fraud in virginia, pennsylvania and new hampshire. maggie hassan says his tweet is co

interesting and impressive products made in new hampshire were highlighted today by the new hampshire high tech council. tom: companies showed their products to people in the business community who then voted on the winner. the product of the year was the wilcox patriot hybrid, a device to keep first responders save when arriving to hazmat emergencies. emergencies. >> the team has worked very hard very exciting. tom: products ranged of from sensors for trains and high-tech keyboards. a lot of high-tech gadgetry in new hampshire that they do right here. let us check with mike haddad. mike: the wind, that will be the key. not a widespread issue but there may be a few scattered power outages. snow showers possible in the mountains. shelley: thank you for joining >> dicky: from hollywood it's ?jimmy kimmel live?! tonight matthew broderick, from the los angeles rams, william hayes and tip. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! ? ? >> jimmy: hi, everybody. thanks for coming. that's very nice. i appreciate it. i'm happy to see you too. you know, it was another

in dairy, new hampshire. jennifer eagan, 7news "today in new england." >>> a wreck leading to a car bursting into flames. police are investigating. the driver said he was trying to avoid a deer before eventually slamming into that tree. let's head out live to lester. and we have nicole oliverio who can fill us in a little bit more on this. happened on a narrow road. there were a lot of woods nearby in the driver said the deer came out of nowhere. when it comes begin the decision to swerve or hit the animal this driver swerved. >>> an sufficie suv burst into . this gentleman he was already second guessing himself. he made a spur of the moment decision and he's alive. >>> yesterday afternoon. police say a deer ran into the road causing the driver o lose control and hit the tree. the car immediately burst into flames. but the man behind the wheel managed to escape. a witness driving by called 911. >>> very calm. very composed. told us immediately the car was on fire and the gentleman had all right godden out. no

it can rest assured every toy that gets donated from southern new hampshire stays in southern new hampshire. every child in southern new hampshire has a gift underneath the tree. jean: there are several toy drop off locations around the state. jen: the red kettles are ready for donations. salvation army possible red kettle campaign has already kicked off. they will be out there until christmas eve and dollinger's say every penny counts. >> anything counts even if it is just a penny, anything to get back to people. it really does truly at up. anything anybody can do to help would be great. than $1 million statewide this season. that money helped to pay for the salvation army's programs and services. you can also make sure that every child it's a gift this holiday season by helping the spirit of giving t drive. december 2 through the december 4 at the toys "r" us locations in manchester, nashua and newington. the need is particularly great for donations for children under jean: wmur will team up with hannaford, shaws and walmart locations across the state to collect food and cash for the new

mayor walsh: not a new hampshire. in new hampshire, you can stick signs anywhere. it says less. talking about donald trump's ground game, one of the senators was talking about arizona. i was there the last how many weeks in a row. i have not seen anyone knocking doors for donald trump. hillary clinton clearly had. 750 people in one office. ed: you would not think the four electoral votes could swing it one way or another. new hampshire is one of the most important states to, -- come up. mayor walsh: it will be key as far as that a we have the governor's race up there. the senate race up there. the balance of the senate liaison new hampshire. ed: we talked about you being in manchester to talk -- campaign for hillary clinton. a lot to talk about the city and state. predict what will happen to your white house and d.c. connections if donald trump wins? mayor walsh: i was talking to someone yesterday that having bad relationship with the white house brings millions of dollars to cities and towns across america. it is so important to have. grant to redevelop housing development. $30

open across new hampshire. we will keep an i on that and have results from the midnight votes in just a minute. it seems like weather will not be a factor today. kevin: not much of a wind. temperatures are chilly if you are headed out early. we should be in the upper 50's to lower 60's this afternoon, hardly a cloud in the sky. there is a little ground fog in some of the lower lying valleys. some of the temperatures which start in the 20's to lower 30's eventually get to between 57 and 63 this afternoon. sunshine with light winds is going to feel good through the afternoon. all the changes coming up in just a bit, but let's took a look -- let's take a look at your morning drive here in the granite state. we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning, deb. and 93 are moving well to get you to your destination as you start your morning commute. we're not seeing any delays as you make your way onto the everett turnpike or spaulding turnpike. if you are commode -- communing along the seacoast, interst

ray: governor maggie hassan has a new job as the new senator for new hampshire. there was less than a 1000 difference in vote counts, but ayotte did concede the race. this means new hampshire has the first congressional delegation in the country. erin: state police say they found more than seven pounds of marijuana after stopping a car for speeding on interstate 95 in north hampton this week. police also seized more than $31,000 in cash. concord is celebrating the completion of the main street reconstruction project. a ribbon cutting ceremony is set for 4:00 this afternoon. sean: coming up on daybreak, a new england hospital is celebrating a rather unique birth. sean: daylight saving time created a rather unique situation for a family in erin: it was bound to happen. emily and seth peterson welcomed twin boys at cape cod hospital early sunday morning. samuel was born at 1:39 a.m. and his brother ronan entered the world 31 minutes later after the clocks changed, meaning his official birth time is 1:10, before his older brother. the hospital says this is the first

sean: with just one day to go new hampshire. trump is holding a rally at the snhu arena and president obama is campaigning on behalf of hillary clinton at unh in durham. erin: a deadly crash in ossipee is under investigation. two people were killed when cars collided yesterday morning. the victims' names have not been released. sean: a man accused of shooting to people in manchester is due in court today. be arraigned on charges including first-degree assault with a deadly weapon. police say he shot a man and a woman following an argument over a flag early saturday morning. both victims suffered nonlife threatening injuries. kevin: a chilly start to the day, but a good deal of sunshine which we will enjoy over the next couple of days. today, lighter winds, temperatures in the 40's to lower 50's. tomorrow, we jump a solid 10 degrees, which means 50's to lower 60's for election day. we start cooling off with a few day will eventually bring in colder air for next week. erin: great weather for voting. that is for sure. coming up nex

much of southern new hampshire. as you look farther north and west, lots of breaks in the clouds and over the next several hours, they slowly push to the south and east. by the time we get to mid morning or so, most of us should be in the sun. eastern new hampshire may still have clouds left over, but even there it will be retreating fairly quickly. >> off to our west, plenty of lots of clear skies across the nation. just about like the southwest, that's where clouds are. this is a forming storm system that will ride up the coast and bring us the next and best chance of rain time out around tuesday, probably the second half of tuesday and into tuesday night is the most likely scenario right now for t the clouds are here, and new hampshire could hang on for a few of them. we turn sunny and it's nice out there with temperatures 5 to 10 degrees warmer than what we saw yesterday and we'll see less wind. more, plenty of sunshine and a little bit more temperature for today as well. tonight into tomorrow, a lot of sunshine

look at new hampshire. incumbent kelly ayotte expected to be the most expensive race per vote and her $120 million have been spent and compared that to pennsylvania, much larger state where spending is around $160 million. >> when you look at respective population, there might be more folks in than entire state of new hampshire. >> eight competitive races watching today and democrats need five seats and control the senate if donald trump wins tonight if hillary clinton wins, they will need four seats to take control. reporting live in washington, jacqueline fell, fox25 news. >> julie: polls open now in massachusetts and fox25 has team coverage all day long. chris flanagan will be joined tonight by blair miller and karry kavanagh in new york city. join us starting at 4:00 and evening and up to minute results as ballots are counted. >> daniel: brighton man held without bail accused killing man without everett. pled not guilty to murder and other charges in malden district court yesterday. herring is accused o

in western new hampshire. beyond that, snow showers mainly up north on monday but there could be a passing flurry in southern new hampshire. on tuesday, most of the flurries of north. quite windy. lighter win-win for the big rain-snow event or a miss to our south. many days left though to track that one. we will keep an eye on that. tom: a lot of people are heading to the university of new hampshire tomorrow for some of all. jason king -- jason: our final friday night football report of the season ? jason: welcome to our friday 2016 season. 16 teams will play for their respective titles tomorrow at unh. division i has the late game. that for taking on exit her. bedford is in the championship game for the third time in the last five years but has yet to win a title. this is the first shot or their head coach. exeter has 14 state titles to their credit. and their head coach has the blue hawks the second straight season. these teams did not meet during the regular season which should make the game more challengin

so signs of winter, especially in northern parts of new hampshire. but you factor in the wind and it feels a bit like early winter in many parts of southern new hampshire as well. mid 30's in the great north woods. however places like securities town, pittsburg already freezing. only around 40 degrees, that's it, around manchester. those winds have been active all day long, 20 to as much as 50 miles per hour. so wind advisories will remain in effect up until about 8:00 this evening. so anticipate those gusty winds through then. still quite breezy through midnight, they'll gradually shut down later tonight. right now gusting to between 20 and 32 miles per hour of could before they weaken. here we go, the first time this season, the old wind chill map makes a return. you factor in the win and the current temperature and it feels like 18 below over 6,000 feet up atop mount washington. so compared to that, 30's are nothing. overnight tonight temperatures will fall, but only back to seasonably chilly levels. typically the wind will stir things up and prev

tonight there's a new warning in new hampshire's drug crisis. pelham police have seen an increase in overdoses in the past week and a half. jean: a new deadlier batch of mike cronin is live with the details. reporter: over a span of about 24 hours earlier this week, pelham police say there were three overdoses. and this particular batch is even more dangerous because people using it have an increased resistance to narcan. over the past week and a half, pelham police say there have been two suspected drug overdose deaths, part a spike in recent incidents. >> whatever people are putting in their system is stronger than a normal heroin overdose that we've beenl reporter: they say the latest heroin batch could be mixed with fentanyl and synthetic drugs. it's so strong the life saving drug narcan hasn't been as effective. >> sometimes people are getting hit time after time, again, and they might come back, they might not. reporter: police say for many hooked on heroin in pelham, their addiction started with prescription drugs. as they try to find the