. 31, plymouth. we are below freezing in whitefield and the greet north woods as well. there have been a couple of light snow showers this evening. even some of these snow showers you see in southern new hampshire haven't been hitting the ground. so if you are out and about this evening, or even early tomorrow morning, you may notice a couple of light flakes. especially when you get out portsmouth. it's so warm there, there might even be a few raindrops. for the most part, this is just going to pass by and some of ground. tomorrow, temperatures warm up in a big way. look at that! close to 50 in nashua, salem and many of us will hit 50 degrees as we head into the workweek. i'll show you the full forecast, ahead. in commitment 2016, most presidential candidates are in iowa today, campaigning ahead of the iowa caucuses on monday. our political director, josh mcelveen, is in iowa. he explains how the caucus works and what we can expect. reporter: after months of campaigning, the results will start coming in very soon, as in less than two days, iowans will begin their caucuses and the campa

littleton, and roads are slick there. 31 degrees in whitefield, 34 in plymouth, and laconia, 35 in concord, so here's what you can expect for the weekend. more snow showers up north, during the evening hours tomorrow night, but for the rest of the weekend for everybody with sunny conditions. i'll have more on the full forecast ahead. tom: thank you. tonight congressman frank guinta says he has repaid the $355,000 he owed as part of an agreement with the federal election commission. jennifer: guinta says he will run for reelevens this year. kristen carosa sat down with guinta today and is live with more. report congressman guinta says he wants to put this all behind him, something that has drawn a lot of attention throughout this past year. congressman frank guinta says he's starting fresh in 2016. >> the settlement agreement is all facets of it are completed. i repaid the personal loan, i paid the fine last year for a mistake that i made five years ago. reporter: last year the federal election commission ruled that guinta violated the law by taking excessive campaign contributions from his

elevations there overnight tonight. temperatures mid 30's in 34 in rochester and plymouth. heading out this evening, here's what you can expect, there may be wet pavement out there as the snow showers move through and as temperatures dip. they can freeze, of course, that wet roadway, so be careful of areas of black ice. otherwise skies clearing out overnight. more in a few minutes. tom: tonight congressman frank guinta will run for re-election this year and that he has repaid $355,000 as part of an agreement with the federal election commission. kristen carosa sat down with him today and joins us with more. reporter: congressman guinta says he wants to start fresh in 2016 and put all this behind him, something that drew a lot of attention. last year the f.c.c. ruled that he violated law by taking excessive campaign contributions from his parents the 2010. guinta still maintains the cash came from a shared family pot of money he had the right to use. now he says he's repaid the $355,000 he used in 2010 with cash from his campaign account. guinta says right now after paying back the mone

camera. he flew about 28 meters. he plans to ski for plymouth state and study business administration. erin: there you go. you can say you went down a ski jump. bonnie johnson is retiring from her job as an emergency response dispatcher. johnson has been with south western new hampshire district fire mutual aid for 31 years sending fire and ambulance crews to 77 towns, including vermont. she remembers the business disasters most like the alstead flood and the 2008 ice storm. she knows how important it is to get people the help they need as fast as possible. >> it is the job helping people. their lives. and i just -- i love the work. erin: johnson says that she is looking forward to retirement so she can take a trip to hawaii and send some more time with her family. and let's hope that she enjoys retirement. she's done some great work. sean: i imagine it is a stressful job. she probably needs to relax. 6:13. coming up new life from hooksett. the plans in place. erin: plus a massive settlement for a pharmacist that sued walmart after she was fired from her job in seabrook

coming up. erin: this week's hometown hero is a true winter warrior. sean: we caught up within plymouth high school senior, will johnstone. he's the captain of the ski team and golf team. this is neat stuff. watch this. will volunteers for the salvation army and the mobile food pantry. >> you know, i've always loved the outdoors since i was little. once i started skiing, it grew on me. you know, i knew knew -- i was always going to ski. nothing was going to hold me back. sean: will even wore a go pro camera. he plans to ski for plymouth state next year and study business administration. erin: awesome. good for him. after more than three bonnie johnson is retiring today as an emergency response dispatcher. johnson has been with south western new hampshire district fire mutual aid for 31 years, sending fire and ambulance crews to 77 towns, including vermont. johnson says she remembers the big disasters most like the alstead flood and the 2008 iceberg. she knows how important it is to get people the help they need as fast as possible. >> it is the job. helping people. being involved in thi

play again on friday night. college hockey tonght, plymouth state hosting worcester state at hanaway rink. third period, panthers up 1-0. marcus mazur skates in and scores for the visitors, tie game 1-1. but erik strom would get the game-winner for plymouth. he scores with 9 minutes to go in regulation, and it holds up, 2-1 is the final. ian mcgilvrey had a goal and an assist, while gordon ceasar made 26 saves. plymouth improves to 14-3-1 overall, 911 in mascac. this weeks hometown hero is a plymouth high school senior will johnstone. we caught up with him while he was taking some ski jumps at practice. will does all of the skiing sports. alpine, cross country skiing, and jumping. last year he won the nhiaa ski meister award. he is the captain of the ski teams at plymouth high school and also captain of the golf team. he skied 95 days last year, so he just loves being out there. will also volunteers at the salvation army and the mobile food pantry. he will ski for plymouth state next year and study business administration. although he skis many disciplines, he does have a favorite. >

monarchs win 3-1. same two teams play again on friday night. college hockey tonght, plymouth state hosting worcester state at hanaway rink. third period, panthers up 1-0. marcus mazur skates in and scores for the visitors, tie

evening. upper 20's in plymouth, but many in the 30's. as for overnight lows tonight with a few clouds moving in, gentle winds out of the south. not all that cold, well above the average. keep in mind the normal high this time of year is at 31. we're only going to be about five or six below that in concord early tomorrow morning. so not a whole lot of cold air to support a big snow event. weak dnls building in from the west, quite a bit of energy that will spawn an ocean storm well out to sea. but these two will get their act together and kickback a weak disturbance tomorrow for scattered snow showers, mid morning through the afternoon. tough to call exactly where they'll light up. future cast tries to payment on a dry scenario through the early part of the morning commute. right at the tail end clouds thicken and scattered snow showers can develop. any show showers wind down early tomorrow evening. a dry saturday, then a warm front approach degrees the west late in the day. that could trigger a snow shower up north, maybe a flurry south saturday evening. once that front clears, we're

true winter warrior, plymouth high school senior will johnstone. we caught up with him while he was taking ski jumps at practice. will does all of the skiing sports, alpine, cross country, and jumping. last year he won the sky meister award, he's the captain of the ski teams at plymouth high school and also captain of the golf team. he skied 95 days last year, so he loves being out there. will also volunteers at the salvation army and the mobile food pantry. he will ski for plymouth state university next year and study business administration. although he skis many disciplines, he does have a favorite. >> boy have to say the giant slalom in ski racing, you know, i've been work, at that since i was younger and it's something

we have another home town hero to share with you, this week it's will johnstone of plymouth. he's the captain of the plymouth high school ski team and the golf team. he skied 95 days last season and really does it all on the slopes. we'll have his story for you tonight at 6:00. see you then. jennifer: thank you. an unforgettable flight that was caught on camera. josh: up next what it took to arrange this par aglider's trip among the northern lights. tom: then at 6:00 tonight, new information about that f.b.i. investigation that shut down roads in brentwood yesterday. the weapons a man is accused of trying to buy and the plan he had once he got them. plus a man accused of interrupting a political event reaches a plea deal. the incident that started the court case and his message for join us for hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry [ cheering ] here in my bag counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come to look for america all come to look for a

right now, even though the sun is down, it is below freezing in plymouth, but everyone else below 3,000 or overnight tonight not a big temperature fall, a few clouds building on through. upper 20's north, lower 30's south. so those stand right at the average for daytime high this is time of year. so it's really not all that chilly tonight. and early tomorrow morning. having said that, there is some cold air building in from the north and west, so temperatures will dip just a little bit over the next couple of days. but still remain above the average. you notice the jet stream flow from southwest to northeast, tough to get a major cooldown with that happening. and speaking of cooler air, as temperatures dip just enough late tonight and tomorrow, the best chance of snow showers will be up north. here's a look at future cast, notice the skies tend to clear in southern areas by early tomorrow morning. clouds and snow showers will hang tough across the mountains. there could be a in your in southern new hampshire tomorrow, but for the most part it will be dry. then moving beyond thursday, th

playing and losing. temperatures in the 20' s, 26 and plymouth. 30 still in manchester. most of us will fall into the teens and lo w 20' s. mostly sunny skies monday. we have some even milder air. we will likely crack 40 degrees as we push forward to the work week. i will talk more about the forecast coming up. coverage, the boston globe endorsed hillary clinton for the democratic nomination in the new hampshire primary. they' ve demonstrated strength and experience and says she is more seasoned, grounded and more forward-looking than 2008. the ohio governor and republican white house hopeful held his 75th the hampshire town hall this afternoon. kasich is pitching himself as the positive candidate saying the others are mired in negativity. >> most things in life are really about balance. extremes, most of the time they do not work. the only time i can think of an destroying isis. hits the first of the campaign trail tomorrow in kingston. weekend' chris christie is back in new hampshire. he held a town hall meeting at the portsmouth vfw hall. the gop hopeful capped off the and hampton fa

. 31 now in concord. north, we have fallen into the lower 20' s. 28 in plymouth. in lebanon, mid-20' s as well. the next few days, temperatures are going to be creeping up over the average high. looks about 42 on tuesday. they come crashing back down. it is a temporary bump we will be seeing. the winds continue to blow out of the northwest. we have had some gusts near 20 miles an hour. it has not taken away from the mild air. seven mile sustained in manchester in concord. here come the clouds streaming in. a few snow showers expected in the higher elevations through you can see snow showers in the adirondacks. not expecting much of that to make it into new hampshire. behind this, we will tap into milder air. our winds will shift to be more southerly about tuesday. temperatures will start to warm up. mostly cloudy throughout the evening and overnight. by daybreak tomorrow, we are back to full sunshine. you should not have issues getting into work tomorrow other the shades. it will be right all day. up north, clouds linger longer. into the second half of the day, passing files. tuesday i

upper 30' s in a lot of communities. 30 in laconia. we have fallen to 29 in plymouth. 26 in whitefield. we are all getting ready for the if you are getting your kids ready, temperatures at the bus stop tomorrow morning are going to be chilly in the teens. you will want to bundle them up. at recess, 30 degrees. later, mid 30' s. throughout the workweek, we do have a chance of rain showers. it will be warm enough for that. at the end of the week, possibly snow showers. i will outline the full forecast, coming up. adam: thank you very much. they popular winter attraction is back open in lincoln. the ice castles opened friday night. it features waterfalls, a maze, a thrown, and one of the ice slides in the world. this is one of three ice castles in america and more than one acre in size. weather permitting, it will stay open through mid-march. stephanie: looks very cool, pun intended. we will tell you about a rare bird sighting in new hampshire. adam: we will tell you how you stephanie: it was not an average day on the court for a few boys in florida. stephanie: welcome back to news 9. we

plymouth. you head farther south and you see the temperatures get milder and 7 in laconia. and teens everywhere else, and the sunshine will help it feel better and we've got plenty of that. here is that snow. you see that yesterday afternoon and last night. there was briefly some snow crossing over in new hampshire. didn't last long and didn't drop much at all except for a few flurries, that was it and nothing else from the storm except wind and skies cleared out as well. plenty of sunshine for today and tomorrow as well for that matter. one last look at the storm as it coast last on the cape and islands. cape and the islands, by the way, all of them including nantucket, a foot or more in many locations and places like new york city between 25 and 30 inches, washington d.c., philly, almost two feet and baltimore, close to 30 inches of snow. amazing stuff. but it's all done now. cold air for today, but these temperatures start to modify a little bit with milder air headed in our direction the next couple of days, you'll notice each of the next couple of days, the temperatures get high

manchester. 22 in lebanon as well. 18 in plymouth. 21 and whitefield. the only thing we are getting from this system are some wins, especially in southeastern new hampshire. portsmouth, we have had gusts exceeding 20 miles an hour. we get the counterclockwise motion around this nor' easter. with the winds, there could be minor splash over. it is high tides now. at the coast, there may be minor rises in the high tide overnight. the high tide around midnight tonight. other than that, that is it as this system passes far to the south of us. it will be gone by the time we wake up tomorrow morning. this is 7:00 a.m. for us, bright and sunny tomorrow. late in the day, clouds will northwestern communities. as we get into the overnight hours, clouds will continue to pass through across the state as a weak system will slide through. it will bring in milder air as we get into the start of the workweek. temperatures depending on where the clear skies are longer. we have clear skies and light winds, look at the temperature in berlin. five below. compare that to 16 in salem more 18 in portsmouth

you into connecticut, rhode island, southern parts of massachusetts and around plymouth towards the cape and islands, several inches plus could start to pile up as early as late morning into the afternoon. while it will be dry farther to the north over a good part of the granite state. what about the rest of the weekend and early next week. we'll look at a slight temperature climb in a bit. josh: this storm has prompted one presidential candidate to cancel campaign events in new hampshire. new jersey governor still has a day job and chris christie is headed home tonight. he created quite a buzz yesterday when he said he planned to stay in new hampshire unless things changed. but then said today his decision to return is right in line with his approach. >> let me be clear. i never made any decision not to go back. remember what i said yesterday, i said that i'm monitoring this on a regular basis and i'll make the decision that is the appropriate decision to make when i have to make it. josh: christie's wife will outside christie's canceled events, candidates are holding 13 separate t

near 20 miles per hour in laconia and plymouth of sustained winds are up near 15 miles an hour. it feels brisk with the winds. the clouds fading away with enjoy a bright and sunny day. on to the weekend. there's a human storm down to the south and west of us. it is going to brush by

gusty, we could see some gusts up near 20 miles an hour in plymouth and laconia. it feels colder than that. it will be feeling like the single digits and teens. possibility a few light >> we'll have more from rob coming up. >>> also coming up, a big scare that pilot accused of flying under the influence of alcohol. well, that pilot is facing charges. how did he get into the cockpit? >>> tracking the latest on that winter storm. before you hit the road is your car able to handle it. do you have a spare tire in your car. "gma investigates." >>> caught on camera, a doctor attacking an uber driver. what led to this violent encounter? come on back. woman: i' ll never remember all the projects, presentations, or meetings i gave up my nights for. (music' s drums intensify) but days like this, i' ll never forget. get out there, in the 2016 ford escape. be unstoppable. this is my fight song take back my life song (music) does printing from your tablet to your wireless printer then you might be gearcentric. right now, get this hp printer for 50% off! office depot officemax. gear up for gre

morning hours as the gusts continue. a few areas of clouds mainly from tilton and plymouth including in the upper valley. central and southern new hampshire we're going to enjoy the sunshine pretty much all day long uninterpreted. down toward the south getting going. this thing has blossomed in to a huge storm. you see the line of thunderstorms extending across the panhandle there of texas getting in to atlanta, georgia, and all of the snow and ice on the northern edge of the system. it's been a battle of high pressure over us and then this storm system approaching. high pressure is going to wind out the battle. that's going to help keep the storm to the south of us. it is going to be a big one. blizzard warnings have been posted for washington, d.c. winter storm warnings in the pink color. even extending in to new york. it is going to accumulate. the snow is going to be fluffy. upwards of two feet possible up to a foot possible in new york city. here's the timing of it all. you can see up in new hampshire this afternoon we're bright and sunny. just a few passing clouds. the snow jus

laconia and plymouth. three in whitefield. only four in manchester. be prepared to be cold winds throughout the morning hours here. looking at future wind gusts, it does look like once we get to about noontime and beyond the wind gusts should diminish. we shouldn't have constant wind gusts up near 20 to 30 miles per hour. it is going to be sporadic gusts. a few clouds from tilton, plymouth, points to the north and upper valley. for central and southern new hampshire, we're enjoying the sunshine or at least will once it comes up. here's a big storm. on the southern end, there's actually tornado warnings and severe thunderstorms warnings getting in to the panhandle of florida there. over the next few hours it is going to make a beeline toward washington, d.c. it has been a battle for us at least between the high pressure that we have on top of us and the low pressure. for us the high pressure is going to win the battle and keep the system to the south. but there are blizzard warnings posted for washington, d.c. there and even extending up close to new york city. up to two feet in w

concord down into nashua, portsmouth as well in the 20' 21 degrees in plymouth. only in the teens in whitefield and berlin. that will not even factor in these winds,, which makes it feel even colder. about 31 miles an hour in nashua. these are the type of gusts that can russell things around outside your house. you can hear it whistling around your house, too. and of course, it makes it feel so much colder. laconia, how it deals on bears in -- on bare skin with the wind, feels like 9. bottom line, bundle up heading out later on this afternoon and evening. there are the pesky clouds mainly north of the notches in this point. in watching very closely what is happening in the central u.s., this storm system really getting it going. thunderstorms, maybe even tornadoes in the southeastern u.s. as the storm makes its way to the coastline, it just gets so intense, it was up because it is a huge snow maker -- but not for us. down in d.c., they are looking at a foot or two of snow with wind. it is going to be an incredible storm for them. for us, sunshine today, tomorrow. great-looking foreca

one degree? s it? hayley: i know. that is an improvement, if you can believe that. 16, plymouth and laconia. 20 at the seacoast. only 9 degrees in keene. the sustained winds out of the northwest at about 15 miles per hour. that is going to make it feel much colder today. let' s talk about the weekend. we have been tracking a big storm. it will be a big one. just not for us. the heaviest snow will be in washington dc. southern communities make it a brief brush of snow. i' m thinking from manchester and points to the south. that' s about it. next week, it looks like milder air makes a return with temperatures going into the mid and upper 30' s. today in america, the top 1/10 of 1% owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90% this great country and our government belong to all of us. wall street, corporate america, wealthy campaign donors have so much influence that the only way they are defeated is when millions of people begin "enough is enough." i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. i want to see you smile >>> welcome back to "gma" on this thursday morning. here with lara

colebrook. 11 degrees there. it feels like only 11 in concord. seven, laconia. five, plymouth. it feel far colder. at the bus stop, temperatures in the teens. temperatures will feel like the teens for the school kids. i will have more on this storm system as it gets closer to us. first, a look at the morning drive -- we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning. emergency vehicles are on the scene of a two alarm fire in manchester on west street. they are urging motorists to avoid that area so that they can get the trucks in to fight that fire. all other major roads in new hampshire are completely up to speed. if you are commuting into massachusetts, there is a crash on 93 southbound at exit 41. m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: we do start with breaking news in manchester. firefighters are battling a two alarm fire on west street near the intersection with granite. crews have been on the scene for more than a half-hour now. there is no word yet as to any injuries or what may have sparked this fire. we will bring you more information once we l

his day holding a town hall at the plymouth senior center. later, he was in concord to address the new hampshire house. the florida senator talked about his time serving in florida' s state legislature and the value of state government. shelley: on the democratic side former president bill clinton was in concord today to campaign for his wife. >> and i believe we should vote for hillary because she' s the only person in either party ready to be president of the united states and defend the country and promote on day one. -- and promote shared prosperity and deal with the health care one. shelley clinton was joined by event who also spoke in support of hillary clinton. we also get unusual access to the candidates and we invited every major party candidate to join us for small gatherings we call candidate cafe s. they talk about the moments that still make them nervous. >> when the stakes a really high, i feel like i need to do my best job. sometimes i' m satisfied and sometimes i' m not. shelley: please join us for an extended look into the candidates' personal lives the candidate cafe

over the celts. the d-3 rivals. plymouth state at keene state tonight. the panthers hitting the glass early. uche wokeji with an offensive rebound and putback for psu. then bryan boulay from keene hits a 3 against the team from

day out there, another one and the win just won't seem you can see the temperature in plymouth, a chilly 23 degrees. the big question tonight, is the nor'easter on track to hit much of the east coast. let's go to josh judge. >> we're tracking both of those things. it's in the 20's in most locations around the granite state right now, and teens in northern new hampshire. as you mentioned, the wind has made it feel colder all day and we are going colder tonight. here's a sneak peak at your low temperatures to expect tonight, single digits and teens and that's not counting the weak breeze that will still be around. onto the weather system we've been talking about for the weekend, it does not look like much right now. here it is over the rocky mountains, it does not look very impressive, but it will dip down, pick up gulf moisture and then ride up the east coast. but it does look like it's going to make a path mostly to our south, not areas in the -- d.c., but most of it will be missing us to the south. jean: thanks, josh. after a relatively calm start to the trading week, things plum

cocaine, crack cocaine and heroin. outside we go. we bring you to plymouth. temperatures in the teens. kevin: consistent conditions across the state except for extra clouds. when did chills in the single digits this morning. this system to our south later tonight and early tomorrow.

. outside we go. we bring you to plymouth. temperatures in the teens. kevin: consistent conditions across the state except for extra clouds. when did chills in the single digits this morning. this system to our south later tonight and early tomorrow. teens this morning. the wind gusting over 25 miles an hour. when chills into the single digits. a few more gusts over 25 miles per hour. it will be warmer. near 30 in the afternoon. the breeze lightens tonight. we will have the fair skies around. partial sunshine and temperatures. we increase clouds on saturday. snow focused to our south on the forecast maps. it gives us a chance in southern new hampshire saturday evening or early sunday. we will track the trends. there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to play by the rules

wind anywhere from 7 miles per hour in berlin to 24 in plymouth and along the coast. you factor the two together, the temperature and that steady wind, and it feels like zero or below in some cases. above. a lot of cold air back to our north and west, that means another cold one tonight, and quite a chill out there tomorrow. 'although by the afternoon it may ease up just a little bit. what about more chances by the end of the week and what about the snow chance for the weekend, we'll look at that straight ahead. josh: manchester police say they made a significant drug bust in the city that includes a significant amount of fentanyl. tens of thousands of dollars worth of the drugs were taken off the streets after an early morning raid. andy hershberger has been working the story all day and joins us live with the latest. reporter: police say this undercover investigation lasted several months, and is opioid crisis the city and state are are facing today. manchester police say what is significant about this drug raid is the amount of fentanyl seized. 510-gram of it with a street val of

>> i managed to yell out "avalanche." it' s roomy backwards. sean: a plymouth man describes what it was like getting caught in an avalanche. erin: most snowmobile trails do not look anything like this yet and a parrot crashes highlight two major issues. kevin: one of the coldest days of the winter so far. we will detail when temperatures start to moderate ahead. sean: time is running out before voters start casting ballots in the presidential primaries. major parties. like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: good morning, new hampshire. sean: we got some new snow yesterday that is not going anywhere. they got the roads cleared very quickly. kevin: some of that was done by mother nature. the fluffy snow kind of blowing around. the wind is expected to gust to 35 miles per hour this afternoon. wind chill readings in the single digits above and below zero. much more coming up. we' re joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. deb: good morning. all major roads look fine incidents to slow you down. it is windy out there. just use caution if you are high-profile vehicle. 95 north is ve

." sean: a plymouth man describes what it was like getting caught in the avalanche on mount washington. erin: most snowmobile trails do not look like this yet. kevin: one of the coldest days of the winter so far. details when temperatures start to moderate head. sean: time is running out before voters start casting ballots in the races are heating up with major showdowns in both parties. like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: good tuesday morning. i' m erin fehlau. sean: i' m sean mcdonald. you will notice the furnace working extra hard overnight. very cold out there. it is the wind. wind chills are likely either side of zero today. we start off at 11 degrees in the monadnock region. areas of light snow through southern canada are diving south. the big story will be the winds. they are gusting over 30-35 miles per hour. high temperatures this s. forecast through the end of the week. let' morning ride. s deb davidson. good tuesday morning. deb: good tuesday morning. all major roads in new hampshire are moving well. if you are commuting on 93 southbound, it is a 21 minute ride to t

. tom: a climber from plymouth says he' s lucky to be alive after surviving an avalanche on mount washington. officials from the white mountain national forest say a 100-foot-wide avalanche tore through tuckerman ravine yesterday afternoon, sweeping 6 skiers and climbers down the mountain. our stephanie woods spoke to one of the survivors and tells us the lessons he says he learned. climbing for nearly a decade but says nothing could have prepared him for the avalanche that yesterday in tuckerman' s ravine. pretty scary. hopefully nothing i will ever >> i made my first mistake they' re looking back. it was early season, there was not a general avalanche warning so i thought i did not need my avalanche gear. stephanie: they checked in with snow rangers, who said the snow was dangerously high above the crown line, or the line where the snow last broke. swartz and his fellow climbers stayed below the crown, but he says a couple of canadians climbed above, triggering the avalanche. >> i looked up just enough in time to see them getting washed off their feet. i managed to yell out aval

plymouth while trump spent part of his day in concord, both white house hopefuls deep down might be thinking more about the hawkeye state. >> drmp and ted cruz are locked in a huge fight right now for first place. josh: our political director says it might be that third impactful position coming out of >> obviously everybody wants to do well, but who is eyeballing a bronze medal in iowa thinking that could be their tick today a better bump in new hampshire? >> marco rubio is the month who if he can place or show in a series of states, surge into a third place in iowa and then ride that momentum into new hampshire, that could be a ticket to the big lesion. the flip side of that, the opportunity that it presents for any of the governors. christie, kasich, bush, if they overperform, that could provide a boost going into new josh: then there's the democratic side of things. hillary clinton is the strong frontrunner nationally, while sanders has a firm group atop the polls in new hampshire. and it's worth asking this question. all right, so you're probably wondering what that question wa

cruz also in new hampshire today, kasich attended a youth event in plymouth it a town hall he has a town hall at 1s, in lebanon at 6:00. cruz will be holding a town hall in whitefield tonight at 6:30. jean: today americans are remembering the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. people from all over the state attended the 32nd annual unity breakfast this morning, including governor hassan. this was held in hollis. she said that we as a state and nation are stronger when no one is excluded from the american dream. and our very own shelley walcott emceed the breakfast. events marking martin luther king jr. day have been happening nationwide including this parade in san antonio, texas. it's billed as one of the largest mlk marches in the country. at least 200,000 people were expected to attend. and in washington, the first family took part in a community service program to honor the civil rights leader. dr. king would have turned 87 on friday. prisoner in iran for 40 days is now finally back at home. 30-year-old matthew t. was reunited with his family last night at logan airport. the h

afternoon. and john kasich will be in plymouth, hanover, and lebanon. british lawmakers plan to debate u.k. more than 500,000 people signed an online petition calling for trump to be blocked, after he called for a temporary ban on muslims entering the u.s. the debate will not end in a binding vote. coming up, the american held boston today. plus, how the other freed prisoners are doing. hayley: snow showers still moving across new hampshire at this hour. the big thing when you step out, it is the cold and the winds that are now howling. corner," we' ll show you how to make a delicious pork loin. a perfect dish for a cold winter there are two democratic visions millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to play by the rules if i'm president? you better believe it. i'm bernie sanders sean: people gathered to honor the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king. there was a call not just

the granite state today. ted cruz has stops planned in keene, washington, tilton, plymouth, and whitefield. donald trump is speaking in concord high school in afternoon. and john kasich will be in plymouth, hanover, and lebanon. erin: several americans held captive in iran have been released. one is choosing to remain in iran. three others are in germany this morning. another man was released as part of the separate deal. 30-year-old matt trevi-thick is back home in massachusetts. the hingham native and boston uniform grad was held in an iranian prison for 40 days. >> it's been difficult. we've had a lot of support for friends and family members. we were able to get through it. we appreciate all of the help the u.s. government has done on this. erin: he was in iran studying language. he lost some weight and says he's looking forward to getting hamburgers and iced coffee. sean: sure. falling from a ski lift. officials at the ski area say a girl was riding the lift with her mother when she slipped and ended up hanging from the chair. now the director of lift operations ran right a

, tilton, plymouth, and whitefield. donald trump is speaking at a high school. john kasich will be plymouth, hanover, and lebanon. erin: several americans have been released as part of the prisoner exchange. one is choosing to three others are in germany. 30-year-old matt trevi trevi-thick is back in new hampshire this morning. he was held for 40 days. >> it's been difficult. we had a lot of support. we were able to get through it. we appreciate all of the help that the u.s. government has done on this. they've been great. erin: trevi-thick was studying language. he lost weight in prison. he says he's looking forward to eating some hamburgers and getting some iced coffee. >>> the u.s. embassy says several americans are missing in iraq. they have not identified the missing people. media reports say that three americans were kidnapped by militias in baghdad. they are working with iraqi officials to track down the missing people and find those who are responsible. sean: a child is safe after falling from a ski lift at waterville valley. officials say a girl was riding the lift with he

make stops in plymouth, hanover, and lebanon tomorrow. for the latest, head over to the politics section of our website, wmur.com. hospital after being stabbed this afternoon. hudson police say they responded to a man suffering from a stab wound to his torso around 3:00 today. officers arrested a 35-year-old in nashua. he' s charged with first-degree assault and is being held at valley street jail. the victim is expected to be ok. after a monthlong indecent exposure investigation a man turned himself in. thomas massie exposed himself to a victim and is facing seven lewdness. he was released on $10,000 bail march 1. investigators do not believe that any children were involved. a town official is apologizing a public meeting. on friday, the budget committee chair jorge mesa was discussing school safety when he he said "stupidly, i used excessively stupid language. it is inexcusable and i apologize." he has been banned from schools, playgrounds, and feels on hampstead. a woman was arrested and charged with reckless driving and new hampton today after police clocks are going over 100

make stops in plymouth, hanover and lebanon tomorrow as well. and on friday, jeb bush, chris christie, carly fiorina, jim gilmore, john kasich, rand paul, marco rubio and rick santorum will all speak at the new hampshire g.o.-p' s first in the nation town hall. the event will also feature former vice president dick cheney. also on friday, former secretary of state, hillary clinton will be back in the state. she will make stops in rochester, concord and manchester. for the very latest political news head to the politics , section of our website, wmur.com. president obama several : americans, unjustly detained by iran, are finally coming home. stephanie: tonight a stunning development in u.s. iran relations. iran has released five american prisoners and now they' re on their way home. a swiss air force plane carrying three of the men touched down in geneva earlier today. abc' s elizabeth hur has more on the prison swap, and the landmark nuclear deal reached on elizabeth: three americans, held for months, even years, behind bars in iran, landing first in switzerland then germany. preside

pats are playing. we are holding with temperatures in the 30' s at the moment. about 33 in plymouth. overnight, we fall into the 20' s. tomorrow will be quiet. we have another round of snow showers on martin luther king day on monday. i will show you the full forecast, coming up. stephanie: thank you. continuing our storm watch coverage, we are keeping a close eye on the road conditions. adam: new hampshire dot reduced the speed on interstate 89 from new london to lebanon to 45 miles an early today because of s kria sakakeeny was on the road today and spoke to drivers about the conditions. reporter: we were on the road. tonight, it is looking better. pushed away. this morning, it was entirely different. let' s look at video we took this morning at 9:30 in manchester. you can see the fleshy buildup that made it dangerous for drivers. state police reduced speed limits to 45 and plow trucks were doing their best to clear major roads. state police report there were at least 45 crashes today and more than 50 cars skidding off the highways. one driver we spoke to was heading up to go skii

manchester, through concord right now, plymouth, as well as areas like jaffery and lebanon. so this is going to be a slick start to the day and mostly snow from the white mountains northward. but this wintery mix of freezing rain this morning, trying to change to plain rain in southeastern areas. you get farther west into the central parts of the state and that's where we're going to continue to see the wintery mix for a few hours this morning and temperatures get above the freezing mark and that likely after a lot of the precipitation winds down and we may end wet snow as far south as manchester. the mixture of snow and rain, heaviest at 1:00 today. from there partial sunshine setting up for the day tomorrow. possible accumulations and the one to three doesn't tell the story in central parts of the state where it's sleet or freezing rain, it will be mostly rain, wrapping up pass a little bit of snow. we'll have much more on the time line and ahead through the upcoming work week in a few minutes. >> thank you. the days are numbered for the state's drug czar. he was appointed a year

plymouth, it should be open by april. it something that many neighbors living near the location on spaulding avenue actually embrace. >> i have a son-in-law that has a.l.s. and he does have a medical marijuana card through maine, and it helps him immensely, and it doesn't worry down the street. reporter: the process between very smooth. >> we work closely with the executives on developing their security plans and their security for their employees, and the product that they're going to be manufacturing. and we've been involved with them every step of the way. reporter: the department of health and human services also confirms tonight that it has plans to visit another cultivation site in manchester next week, that one, that third timetable. but that means that two cultivation centers and three dispensaries should be open in new hampshire this spring. jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. josh: senator shaheen is calling on congress to pass an emergency bill to deal with the heroin epidemic. she joined maine senator king at work hospital today, they say the proposal would provide emergenc

they will inspect the dispensary in plymouth. it is expected to me again operations this springer. >>> a deadly crash in hudson is under investigation. the accident happened yesterday afternoon on derry street. a ford taurus was headed south when it crossed the center line and police say a woman and two children in the suv were not hurt. outside we go for you right now. we're seeing some clouds. when are we going to expect some rain and snow to move in? kevin: it will be developing overnight tonight. clouds and a few sunny breaks. temperatures not too bad to take. we'll be in the 20's to lower 30's. as the area of moisture is fairly quick moving which will be pasting to the southeast. that's the main chance of any sort of participation. temperatures in the teens up north. most spots going up at least another ten degrees. mid and upper 20's up north to maybe just wolf the freezing mark. clouds and a few breaks here and there. the clouds from the next system start to arrive later tonight. the precipitation starts to move in. a wintry mix changing to rain. a little bit more of a mixt

completed cultivating its cannabis, the state will inspect the location in plymouth to determine if it is ready to begin operations. after that happens, a registration certificate will be issued allowing the dispensary to begin. it is expected to begin operations sometime in the spring. close call for a family in massachusetts. erin: i was thinking just thank god. there's no way we should have alive. sean: they escaped injury when stray bullets flew in their suv. erin: most people consider it polite to say please. one school is now banning teachers from saying that word to their students. kevin: increasing and thickening of clouds. what it means for a messy mix on saturday with your forecast kevin: friday morning, january 15th. quite a few clouds. there could be a couple of sunny breaks here and there. a light wind and temperatures in the upper 20's to lower 30's. not quite as chilly. that sets up the next storm system arriving overnight tonight. details coming up. sean: thanks. a massachusetts family is grateful after surviving a deadly incident. erin: their suv was hit by three strai

company has completed cultivating its cannabis, the state will inspect a location in plymouth. after that happens, a registration certificate will be issued allowing the sanctuary to be begin dispensing to qualifying patients and designated caregivers. is expected to begin operations sometime this spring. sean: coming up, a close call for a family in massachusetts. >> i thank god. there's no way we should have alived. sean: they escaped injury when stray bullets flew if to their suv. erin: most people consider it polite to say please. one school is banning it from teach efforts saying it to the their students. kevin: ahead of the next system arriving tonight which participation type your region kevin: friday morning, january 15th. we have a lot of clouds making their way through the state. a couple of flurries. we have the storm system moving through tomorrow morning. should wind down in time for the patriots game. temperatures in the mid 30's. a pretty good breeze. a wet feel. fair skies if you are headed there. budged up, the breeze is going to get pretty chilly. all of the

will inspect it, its dispensing location, which is up in plymouth, to determine if it is ready to begin its operations. after all that happens, a registration certificate is issuing, allowing swank water to begin dispensing to qualifying patients and designated caregivers. the dispensary is expected to begin operations sometime in the tom griffith, wmur news 9. jean: it is mid term at high schools across new hampshire next week. but a new initiative at bedford high school is raising eye brows for some parents, they are introducing competency recovery days, allowing students who reached a certain level to take time off. shelley walcott joins us live from bedford to explain. shelley: this is certainly a plan that's causing some controversy. bedford high school will an justing their schedule next week, and any -- essentially students who need extra help in certain subjects won't be the only ones required to be in. the district superintendent says students who are up to speed can come in if they choose to, to use the library, catch up on material or work on community service credits. and he