chronicles the race from the first primaries in new hampshire to the surprise withdrawal of president lyndon johnson from the race, to richard nixon's victory over hubert humphrey in the general election. during the cold war, they made films to promote american society and democracy. they couldn't be shown in the u.s. until 12 years after they were produced. this half hour film is courtesy of the national archives. >> the political situation here in new hampshire, the rest of the country is still watching us. >> once every four years when the united states turns its attention to choosing leader, a small snowy state in the northeastern corner of the country becomes the political center of the nation. >> the final campaigning is under way in the new hampshire presidential primary coming up next tuesday. on the republican side, richard nixon is urging new hampshire republicans to give him a big seco sendoff in his quest. >> it signals the start by holding the first primary election of the year. so the man who then wanted to be president, richard nixon, george romney and senator eugene mc

situation here in new hampshire, the rest of the country is still watching us. >> once every four years when the united states turns its attention to choosing leader, a small snowy state in the northeastern corner of the country becomes the political center of the nation. >> the final campaigning is under way in the new hampshire presidential primary coming up next tuesday. on the republican side, richard nixon is urging new hampshire republicans to give him a big sendoff in his quest. >> it signals the start by holding the first primary election of the year. so the man who then wanted to be president, richard nixon, george romney and senator eugene mccarthy, dry national attention to new hampshire as they started the campaign with ritual treks through the snow. where one man from each party would win the state's support at the political conventions in the summer. ♪ it's a small town in new hampshire. the most popular past time in winter is dog sled racing. the problems that concern other parts of the country may seem far away. but behind its blessed landscape and its comfortable home

film on the 1968 campaign titled "a private decision." it chronicles the race from the new hampshire to the surprise withdraw of president lyndon johnson and the national political convention to richard nixon over humphrey. during the cold war. and by law, they could not be shown until twelve years after they were produced. this half hour is kucourtesy of the national archive. the political situation here in new hampshire, the rest of the country is still watching >> once every four year, the united states turned its attention to choose a new leader of the north eastern country that becomes the ballpolitical e of our country. >> the final campaign is under way. the presidential primary is coming up next tuesday. on the republican side, richard nixon is urging for a big send off for the president nomination >> new hampshire of the national campaign by holding the first primary election of the year. >> so the man who then wanted to be president, romney and richard nixon and mccartney from minnesota drew attention to new hampshire as they started to campaign through the snow. hoping these

, new hampshire. andrew monaco is pleading guilty to assault. monaco apologized but not to the victim. >> i apologize to the members of law enforcement, especially those there that day during the incident for myio the citizens of new hampshire. >> reporter: his lawyer told the court the suspect, richie systemoni rammed his cruiser on two occasions angering him. >> i was unable to separate the each that occurred during the pursuit from my conduct. >> reporter: after pleading guilty monaco fled the courthouse to avoid the media and it was new hampshire's attorney general who opted not to insist on jail time. along with his decision to take full responsibility. >> i did give it an awful lot of thought and ultimately decided this was an appropriate resolution to the case. >> reporter: systemoni's lawyer says his client in jail and disappointed the former trooper is getting off without doing any time. >> the message that is being sent is there are two sets of rules by letting this officer walk out with what he feels is a little more than a slap on the wrist. >> reporter: also charge

like a novel. also interested in another book that has new hampshire connections called "citizens of london" which is a great be story about world war ii and the americans who helped forge the bond with britain that helped us defeat the nazis in world war ii. and one of the principals in that was a former governor of new hampshire who then went on to be ambassador to england during that period. and so it's a great story about americans who were really pivotal in what happened in world war ii and about the period of time, about what it was like many london during the -- in london during the bombings and just you get that sense of what life was like and that it could end at any time, and so there was a sense of urgency about everything that people did. the man's name was john winette who was the former governor of new hampshire and a real hero to the english people during that period. he succeeded joe kennedy as ambassador to england. >> host: do you find that reading can help your work here in the senate? >> guest: oh, absolutely. it gives you historical perspective which is interesti

news today. a former new hampshire state trooper pleading guilty today in connection with the violent arrest that happened in nashua. now. a judge giving him a suspended sentence. the incident happened back in may. it was caught on camera by sky 7 h.d. the trooper as well as a massachusetts state trooper were both charged for beating the suspect at the conclusion of the car chase. that's what you are watching. jan jan is is live -- jonathan hall is live with more on what happened in court. >> reporter: jadiann, it was a long hearing, over an hour long. have do any jail time but he is losing his career and prosecutors say that is punishment enough. not everybody is happy with the deal, though. a former new hampshire state trooper bolts from a nashua ciaos after pleading guilty to simple assault charges following this taped beating back in may of a worcester man. monaco is apologizing but not to the victim. >> i apologize to the members of law enforcement the, especially those that but most importantly i apologize to the citizens of new hampshire. >> reporter: the 31-year-old will not h

news today a former new hampshire state trooper pleading guilty in role for a violent arrest. suspended sentence. he won't see any jail time. >> reporter: sky 7 hd captured the beating in may. it came at the conclusion of a high speed chase. former new hampshire state trooper andrew mon ocko is pleading guilty to assault. in court monaco apologized but not to the victim. i apologize to members of the to the citizens of new hampshire. >> reporter: the suspect 50 year old ritchie simony of worcester rammed his cruiser on 2 occasions. >> i was unable to separate the events of the pursuit from my conduct at the arrest. >> reporter: it was new hampshire's attorney general who opted not to insist on jail record as a state trooper into account as long as his position to take full responsibility. >> i did give it a lot of thought and ultimately decided this was an appropriate resolution to the case. >> reporter: simony's lawyer says his client is in jail and disappointed the former trooper is getting off without spending time. >> there are 2 sets of rules by letting this officer walk

of this is going to slide up into new hampshire. so i got manchester, new hampshire, concord, new hampshire by 11, 29. it arrives even a little earlier out toward keene, new hampshire just past 10:00 this morning. so that's next batch to keep in mind. right now boston waking up to cloudy skies, 72?, few breaks in the clouds in new bedford at 72 or down toward the vineyard at 73, but 70s really ruling right now, still in worcester at 67?. all those thick clouds and slight risk of shower not doing much to help with the warm-up. 3:00 p.m. you can see still the bulk of the shower from keene to manchester, new hampshire. northward. slight risk out into central massachusetts, slight risk in boston area and up and down the coastline. though tend to expect mostly hour-by-hour forecast. >> stephanie: looking at roads, not too many delays 93 southbound issue also on expressway, of course, delays in normal spot and again, live look at the expressway, translating what you s real life. slowdowns there as well. if you are headed out it will take you 13 minutes route 1 from 128 to the tobin brid

rye, new hampshire where he lives. david scott brown says he's : ready to swear under oath that the accusations against him are false. if this case goes to trial, he might get that chance. scott brown and his wife gail stepped outside their home do you consider this a smear? >> as an attorney and as a public figure, i unfortunately sometimes expect these types of things. david during an appearance last : year on fox newschannel's outnumbered. co-host andrea tantaros claims in her lawsuit that brown told her in a suggestive manner that she'd, quote, be fun to go to a nightclub with. later, she says, brown snuck up behind her while she was purchasing lunch and put his hands on her lower waist. >> app is referring to. i never touched her around her waist area in the lunch line? why would i do that? >i have no knowledge of that. if it were in a lunch line it would be hey, good show. david: tantaros' lawsuit does not name brown as a defendant. instead, she's suing fox newschannel and several of its executives for nearly 50 millions dollars for a creating a, quote, sex-fueled, playboy man

. >> adam: more breaking news. a former new hampshire pastor accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl. police say it happened in his office there in the churches. >> jadiann: he faces more than a half dozen charges. jonathan hall live for news manchester with these details, jonathan. >> reporter: >> repor adam, everybody in the state of new hampshire is a mandated reporter of child sex abuse, that includes pastors and in this case we're hearing from a police report that it was an assistant pastor, another pastor at this church who reported the lead pastor in the case to the division of children, ut yo and the families. prosecutors say 37-year-old steven jesmer is charged with three counts of felony aggravated sexual assault, three counts of sexual witness tampering for allegedly asking his victim to keep quiet. jesmer's neighbor who didn't want to appear on camera calls the situation sad for everyone. >> he was a nice guy. i mean until you see him do something like that and you wonder why. >> reporter: manchester police say they have evidence jesmer had sex with a 134-year-old gi

11:30 and 11:00 p.m. respectively and in keene new hampshire that's where we have a flood watch warning which goes till 1:45. we've seen 1 to 4-inches of rain fall from some of these storms that have just continuously affected the same areas. earlier today, some showers pushed south of the pike, that's when we saw about an inch to 1 1/2. but in places of southwestern new hampshire really getting hit hard with 2 to 4-inches of rain. taking a look at som storms right now, really hard for you to even see some of the tabs, but we've got showers pushing into southeastern parts of new hampshire right now, some thunderstorms and this line is going out towards spring line. i'll continue to show you the timeline of when these storms will come to an end and also the big changes in temperatures that are headed our way for tomorrow. >> okay, robo, we'll check back with you. with all this active weather you'll want to grab the fox 25 severe weather is in your area. the fox 25 weather app is free on google play and the app store. >>> so breaking now, we've just learned a bridgewater man has d

. the new hampshire state trooper charged in this case learned today he won't face jail time. newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is live in nashua where the trooper was in court. reporter: that former new hampshire state triple -- trooper will not see any jail time. the man he punched. andrew monaco ran from court a free man. inside he pleaded guilty to three counts of simple assault for this beating caught on camera. >> i cannot explain why i have these actions. reporter: attorneys reported to his remorse. the victim led police high-speed chase through two states before giving up and getting on the ground. monaco and a mass trooper stepped in and hurled punches. monaco apologized twice a. your officer. he apologize to everyone but the victim. >> i apologize to the victims and the law enforcement. most importantly i apologize to the citizens of new hampshire for my conduct. former trooper should be behind bars. >> the only thing that saves him from jail time is the uniform he was wearing. reporter: monaco resigned from the force and agrees to give up future police jobs. the stat

new hampshire. trump is set to hold a campaign rally tomorrow afternoon. >> today the presidential candidate was in tampa standing by his position on immigration. >> bad things will be happen. we're going to build a wall, don't worry about it. to build a wall. >> we're going to build a wall and mexico is going to pay for the wall 100%. >> trump's campaign postponed a major immigration speech scheduled for this week. >> they have been talking about it for months. >> beginning this week, boston police officers will start training to wear body cameras. officer in five police districts will be strapped can cameras. the officers were selected after no oneol the union has been fighting the actual assigning saying participation must be voluntary. it's a six-month pilot program which begins in september and includes 87 male officers and 13 female officers and 55 of those will be white. they will be paid $500 each to take part in the program. the full program is set to begin in a month in september. >> a guilty plea is expected from the new hampshire state trooper involved in this violent a

rain zoom in here and find that. we're using the albany, new york there in stoddard new hampshire, the heavier showers underneath the double ds there. and putnam has activity too. all advancing off toward the east basically right now. going to continue to go that way. future cast shows these showers, most of them, not making it to the he's coline. maybe a couple of them. but that's it. not a big concern. the bigger concern will be tomorrow. not too many but still interrupting in the. it's during the day into the af producing showers and thunderstorms. the timeline in the afternoon where the stronger storms will be and how it looks beyond that front for the weekend straight ahead. >> police in worcester searching for a man wanted to are a deadly shooting. jose ortiz was shot in the he's which on elliot street around 9:00 last night. he was taken to the hospital where he then died. police say the suspect shot ortiz after an argument and drove off in a minivan. >> a brand new quinn knee pea hillary clinton a double digit lead over donald trump nationally. trump hope to go give his polls a

. >> julie: i am julie grauert. just to be safe. shiri. >> shiri: keene, new hampshire into orange. rest of the region we are talking partly cloudy and kind of humid conditions this morning but dry. lower 70s in boston and lawrence and norwood in 70. 73 in fitchburg. 73 in hyannis. a wonderful start to the day. for the kids if they are headed back to school this morning, maybe give them that light raincoat. i have going to need it in most spots. 6 a.m. 70 in boston. by 8 a.m. 74. keep in mind during the morning hours a chance for pot shower. noontime, 84 and partly sunny. we only get brighter in the afternoon. highs from 84. yes, to 92 degrees. i will map out the hottest times and cities coming up. julie back to you for live drive time traffic. >> julie: 4 a.m. traffic. if only it can stay with us until 7 or 8 a.m. down south of the pike. north of the mike moving along fine. live drive times. 25 minutes to mass ave. 10 minutes on the expressway. 19 minutes from 93 south from andover to the leverett connector. we begin with breaking news this morning. crews remain on the keen of this fire

ticket here in new hampshire gets to find outside. tonight as new hampshire as a state wins big as well. >>> i'm tracking more ra showers arrive in your town and how long this soggy pattern lasts. >>> have you seen this trailer a local boy scout troupe devastated to learn it was stolen tonight how you can help track it down. >> announcer: complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is fox 25 news at 10:00. >>> umbrellas and rain boots must haves today for the i'm kerry kavanaugh. >> and i'm ted daniel. the wet weather unfortunately is here to stay for a few days. meteorologist sarah wroblewski with a first look at your monday morning, sarah? >> reporter: we dealt with some scattered showers today in some areas picked up some much needed rain other areas like the cape and islands really didn't see much more than just some clouds around. but we got more wet weather heading our way. you can see some scattered showers already pushing in to western new england. taking a closer look we have these temperatures still in are seeing some scattered showers just to the south that

hampshire. >> what do you have to lose? anchor: and the new charges he is facing from hillary clinton. anchor: the help she was trying to give that put her in the line of fire. >> the chances of a few and storms -- i you few storms. anchor: and women helping women. a local network conquering the business world. >> this is wcvb. anchor: a nun killed in her home in mississippi. anchor: the killer is still on the loose. him. you were looking at video of her. it is a group that helps provide medical assistance to the poor. she was a nurse practitioner. they found her dead in their home in durant, mississippi. there are signs of a break-in. the nun's car is missing. morning i heard my dog charging. that is something he does not do unless someone is around. he was looking toward the nun's house. reporter: we will of course stay on top of this and bring more information when it comes into the newsroom. filing a false robbery report. ryan lochte has since apologized for claiming he and other swimmers were robbed at gunpoint and could be tried in absentia if he does not return to face

winning ticket came from new hampshire. as crystal haynes explains there are no shortage of people weighing in on how they should spend the money. number 21. >> reporter: that's the sound of a multimillionaire being born and the winning $487 million ticket was sold at this raymond, new hampshire, hannaford store. >> i was just saying the other day to a friend of mine i said you know nobody in new hampshire ever wins. >> reporter: a lot of state residents thought that. the last powerball winner was in 2007. in a huge night for lotto players, others include a $1 million winner in littleton, and a $50,000 winner in nashua. >> it's just amazing because it's so local and close to home. >> reporter: as of sunday afternoon no one had come forward to claim the ticket. in new hampshire you have a full year to do it. >> it doesn't make any difference. i wouldn't know what to do with all that money anyway. >> reporter: at the same time others had fun dreaming. >> my grandkids, my kids you know they wouldn't have to worry. >> i to some kind of organization at first. >> reporter: hitting the po

scott brown. david b nick's life for us in new hampshire, for the former massachusetts senator. reporter: this lawsuit is 37 pages long, referencing scott brown in one paragraph. but the woman suing says brown is -- part of a much bigger problem. scott brown and his wife stepped outside their home saying they accusations. >> i started getting her pop -- calls from reporters. >>during an reporter: appearance last year on fox news channel, cohost reporter: -- the cohosts claim that brown told her in a suggestive manner that she would be fun to go to a club with. later she says brown snuck up behind her while she was purchasing lunch. >> i have no knowledge of what she is referring to. i never touched her around her why would i do that? i have no knowledge of that. if there's anything in the lunch line, -- reporter:reporter: she is suing fox news channel on several executives for nearly $50 million for creating a "sex fueled playboy mansion like cold." brown's wife says he's never been accused of sexual harassment before. >> to be charged like th should be illegal. what is happeni

traffic this morning. >> it could be a problem for people in this area. new hampshire shut down both ways at m street because of this investigation this morning. have another problem on the beltway, inner loop ramp at i-95. overturned vehicle. you can see the police response. very slow through that area. it sound like you have to stay to the right to get by. 270 monday rose to get clear. >>> it is now 4:32. developing this morning, maryland swimmer jack conger and this is the surveillance video. one or all of the swimmers vandalized the bathroom which sparked a confrontation with an armed security guard. >>> a police-involved shooting is under investigation in prince george's county. this happened in shady glen terrace before 10:00 last night. officers were trying to stop suspects in a series of crimes. the officer chase and confronted the suspect. the officer shot and hit the suspect in the arm. a gun was recovered in the scene. the officer involved is now on standard leave for investigations. >>> this morning, the search is on for a at a basketball court. he saw two people going th

starting in epping, new hampshire, ending in manchester, new hampshire. here is what is left of the car. this is the suspect's car. while police have the suspect's car impoundedhe suspect himself took off. >> never pulled over. so he was committed to getting away. >> reporter: a police pursuit comes to a crashing end in manchester when the suspect now identified as david cherry, loses control of his for the crown victoria and plows into another car here on bridge street. >> suspect got off at exit 8 which is wellington road in manchester. the bottom of the ramp he an innocent vehicle. >> reporter: it began around 3:30 this morning when the 28-year-old was pulled over for speeding by police in epping, and handed over his license p. that is when officers realized there was an arrest warrant out for him for second-degree assault. cherry took off and the chase was on. the guy that had no intention of stopping. >> clearly. no he didn't stop until he crashed. >> reporter: cherry led them down route 125 to 101 either to 95 northbound to nearly a half dozen over stop sticks and punctured a

targeted. >>> she's breaking her >> coming up a teenager sexually assaulted at a new hampshire prep school now opening up. why she's revealing her identity to the world. >>> it's been a year. and there's some frustration setting in. >> she was gunned down while out for a walk. her murder unsolved. the one clue investigators are still trying to track down they say could crack the whole case. >>> and more than a dozen condos at one of the boston's scooped up by the same person. >>> and mail carriers in winchester sending a message. get a proper front rail or your kelly ayotte: thanks, buddy. kelly (voiceover): i'm kelly ayotte. and when i take the plate for new hampshire... i'm up against a political machine that plays dirty -- throwing millions in false, negative ads... why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... ...and help families pay for college... i approved this message because no matter what they're throwing at me... i'll never stop fighting for you. >>> the young woman who says identity. >> she was 15 years old when she says she was raped and she

working to learn more in new england. >> elizabeth: also tonight, a new hampshire state trooper turning in his badge forever. after he handed out this brutal beating caught on camera by sky fox at the end of a wild police chase. today, one of those troopers involved took a deal and avoided jailtime. >> mark: fox 25's bob ward joins us live from nashua and there is some controversy here. >> the reporter: that's right. the issue here is were this former new hampshire state trooper should have had received jailtime. received jailtime. now a man who was beaten says the plea agreement shows two completely different sets of rules. >> i apologize to members of law enforcement especially those that were there that day, but most importantly, i apologize to the citizens of new hampshire. >>> former new hampshire state trooper andrew monaco standing up in nashua district court pleading guilty, taking full responsibility for a case of police brutality, caught on video by sky fox. massachusetts, new hampshire hand massachusetts police finally stopped richard simone in nashua, after a pursuit that re

new hampshire and lived there what are the odds. >> don't you feel like you would have gotten a call or probably not. >> i am waiting my phone is >> keep the ringer on. >> and by the way kate if it's your family you have friend here too. >> i am just saying kate good morning everybody. hope you had a great weekend. weather watchers tracking a couple showers and studier rain pushed through overnight in southeastern massachusetts offshore now. we have a few leftover showers and a few sprinkles from brewster to been a stable and-- to barnstable. some of this is going to die south so aid day worth having a umbrella on stand by. 69 in boston and across southern new england we are in mid to upper 60s. rain leftover shower on the cape and spotty drizzle possible. through the early afternoon see the areas of rain, some steady rain too from route 89 to concord and manchester and southern new hampshire and northern massachusetts. we will be a little damp for the evening commute with scattered showers as we head today either. low 70s for highs. a little warmer through the interior. a break

ns: she's controlled spending and she's balanced the budget. narrator: and cnbc named new hampshire the most business-friendly state in the country. i'm maggie hassan, and i approve this message because we need to show washington how we get things done in new hampshire. >> anchor: breaking news here at noon. former senator scott brown has been named in a sexual harassment lawsuit against fox news.th former fox news host. >> sarah: andy hiller is live with the breaking details. andy? >> reporter: sarah and ryan, the suit was filed by andrea tantaros. former senator scott brown who is now a fox news contributor was named in the complaint. the suit was filed in new york state supreme court in manhattan. she says she was harassed by brown after he appeared on her fox program. the lawsuit saying after an appearance on her show, brown be fun to go to a nightclub with." the lawsuit goes on to say that after the program was over, brown snuck up behind her while she was purchasing lunch and put his hands on her lower waist. she immediately pulled back, telling brown to stop. in the lawsuit, she

around the boston area, up through the north shore and into southern new hampshire as well. so that's our drought situation right now, so these are the numbers by the way of how far below average we are. it was up to 8 inches below average. it's improved a little bit if boston. these are the rainshowers we're tracking right now coming through southern new hampshire, into southern vermont and southern new hampshire over the next couple of hours. with them, southern new hampshire, at least the heavier ones. i'm watching the hudson valley of new york for showers and storms, trying to get their act together. if any of those flare up, they move into western massachusetts. i don't expect them to survive the trip over the berkshires toward worcester county. however, tomorrow is a different story. a renewed storm threat and the latest information on the tropics, heating in not weekend coming up. >> mark: tonight, boston police have located a woman they want to talk with about a murder investigation in eastie. a teenager was found dead under malini basu is live at boston police headquarters, w

will expresident through new hampshire and northern massachusetts for the evening commute with lighter rain in place. highs well below average today. it's muggy and we only top out in the lower 70s through lunchtime with a scattered shower lingering into the ride home. i will let you know when we britten up coming up brighten up coming up with the newest member of the teem brianna pitts. >> reporter: the morning is off to a wet start. crews working to fix a major water main break on route 1 north in dedham right now. this is happening near the tesla dealership that is live look and you can see a lot of water on the road as repairs are being made. dedham fire department says traffic is down to one lane in this area so this will impact the morning commute for some you can see the expressway still in great shape. traffic flowing nicely now back to you. >> brianna thank you so much. >>> breaking news overnight reports of an armed robbery at a cricket club in chestnut hill. >> let's get to nicole jacobs who is live with the latest. >> reporter: we are live on hammond street in chestnut hill

get more details from police. three new hampshire teen agers nearly drowned this afternoon, marine patrol got a call about swimmers in distress in gilford. officers say three swimmers were swimming along a pontoon boat when a wave came by, pushing them into deeper water. the boat an off duty police officer and a firefighter. they were treated and evaluated at a local hospital. new at 10:00, a busy night for firefighters battle ago brush fire on 128. they tweeted these photos from the northbound side. firefighters from westwood, needham and dover also responded. meteorologist sarah wroblewski joins us now. this constant dry stretch we're in makes it ideal for these have that extreme drought, so abnormally dry condition, we're talking about rainfall deficits of the year 8 inches below, so we really need the rain, although we have some chances but not enough to really just -- the winds also played a factor in that brush fire too. the good news is winds have lightened up but they're still out of the south, which means we're going to see an increase in moisture heading our way through t

hampshire, back through about manchester, new hampshire, but you can see most of the region is simply dry and partly sunny as you wake up. we have low and mid-70s across all of eastern massachusetts, even over to fitchburg at 71, worcester 69 with a few more clouds, westfield at upper 60s as well. measurable rain in keene and over the cape so far this morning. you can see how spotty these showers have been and once we get into the afternoon we are talking more scattered storms and showers later today. so temperaturewise mid-80s by lunch, we have got feels like temperatures that will probably be in the 90s today, but we got the best threat of storms from lunch through about the evening commute, i will time them out for you in just a couple minutes. stephanie coueignoux back with us here with live drive time traffic. hey, shiri. biggest issues continue to be south of the pike, expressway stop and go and also the stalled vehicle on route 3a. that's continuing to be an issue. just checked. it is going to be another at least another 20 minutes or so. north of the pike 93 southbound again c

malini basu is in salem, new hampshire t and knocked on the door of a pastor who worked with the suspect. tonight the passed to was in the surveillance area. he tells me something was odd but he just did think anything of it. >> reporter: steven justice's manchester looked to reach to his community. jesmer is accused of sexual assaulting a 13-year-old girl he met at the church. the alleged sex act took place in june, investigators say the girl was assaulted at least once in the church and another time at the team's home. neighbors were stunned. >> it's fascinateing because you never know, who your neighbors are. >> you don't know. >> he seemed like a family >> reporter: investigators say the victim told the friend what happened. on another occasion, someone saw the girl was getting out of jesmer's car. >> i never would think that he would do something like that. >> reporter: another pastor told police he was approached by jesmer's same, quote, he described his actions as stupid and that he had crossed the line. pastor stated that he never directly asked jesmer for details so he d

network twice today and more in the coming days. nick emmons 7 news. ; also on 7 a former new hampshire pastor under arrest and facing charges. the details landing him in court. brandon gunnoe has more on the arraignment that happened. >> reporter: adam investigators say at least one of those sexual assaults are happened at the church behind me in june. the pastor has resigned. the details in court we can't say on television. he's facing several charges accused of forcing himself on a 13 year old girl. prosecutors say steven jes mera local church a 13 year old girl. >> shocking. i see him every morning when i take my kids to school. >> reporter: one assault took place at the jes mer's office. and there was sexual contact before that in june at the girl's house. the pastor's neighbor didn't want to go on camera and upset to hear about the allegation. >> he was a nice guy. until you see they do something like that. another pastor he felt bad and it crossed the line. jesmerhas a christian blog online. his post was in february it was called what p diddy and jesus have in common. jesmeris charged w

pounding away in keene, new hampshire storms move across the region. diane: new video into the newsroom from trenton. reid: we have live stormteam 5 radar tracking it all. we are transitioning back to oppressive heat. diane: let's go right to the weather center. a.j.: incredible amounts of lightning and incredible amounts these storms. severe weather warning for the next half-hour into rhode island and connecticut. until 11:30. it is because we have this squall line that is coming through the area. off to the north, quite a bit of lightning, thunder, heavy rain in acton. first things first, let's talk about this little line. you can painted line and it is curling out this way. about 40 miles per hour. milford, but talk it -- no ford, pawtucket, and providence in the next half hour. there may be wind damage as well. leominster, gardner, we have a flash flood warning that goes into effect, that isn't in fact blown up from the ground in leominster a while ago. we have floods in greenfield as well. a lot going on. there is your lancaster street. under the bridge is flooded out. we also have

vermont and new hampshire for the morning hours, but later on this this front right ahead of the front, there's strong storms. you can kind of see where they're headed for, passing more into southern massachusetts as we head throughout the day. temperature wise, 70 degrees, now the humidity comes up quite a bit from yesterday. the even though the temperatures will be similar to yesterday's numbers, the humidity will make it feel more uncomfortable. skies becoming spot i, a few showers in new hampshire and vermont it morning, storms in will time that out for you. we will talk about the risk for severe weather coming up in just a minute. >>> pretty wild video, a fire in lumber. it's over on go depot, the passerby noticed the fire, and alerted the scene. >>> on the news, caution on the waters for sharks like these. the caution is on high, that the beaches will remain closed for today. as many as six great white sharks are close to the shore. here is 7, white cocoa. >>> a feeding frenzy off of, sharks tearing into a whale carcass. it was first spotted on wednesday, two sharks looking for a

. >>> former new hampshire pastor accused of sexual assaulting a young girl, fox 25's malini basu details the disturbing allegations from salem, new hampshire tonight. >> reporter: we went through an 11-page court document, the details are too graphic. attached to that is the church in the salem area and tells police he thought something was odd but didn't think anything of it. >> reporter: steven's job as the lead pastor at the dialogue church in manchester new champ. >> i thought he was cold to his family. >> reporter: he is accused of sexual assaulting a 13-year-old girl he met at the church. the alleged sex act took place in june. investigators say the girl was assaulted at least once in the church and another time at >> it shocked me because it's like you would never know. >> who your neighbors are. >> you don't know. >> he seemed like a family person. >> reporter: investigators said the victim toad the friend what happened. on another occasion, someone saw the girl getting out of jesmer's car. >> he was very outgoing. i never would think that he would do something like that.

in the low to mid-70s across massachusetts, across southern new hampshire. just indicates how warm it is actually going to be today. looking at some partly cloudy mist along with the fog will be down across the south coast, cape and islands. overall we are looking at a drier day. the fog in falmouth. visibility three miles. worst conditions in norwood and bedford. visibility under a mile. aim in portsmouth, new hampshire. lawrence and beverly not looking too good. a little fog into boston and worcester. concord, new hampshire, dense fog. quarter-mile visibility. the fear is in the next hour foggy conditions get worse a.m. i am thinking 8 a.m. the fog will be done. 9 a.m., partly sunny. at noontime, look at the heat index. 98 degrees. the heat index over 100 this afternoon because humidity and those temperatures here around 96 degrees at 3 p.m. and i will show you at risk spots for a pop-up thunderstorm and much better risk of heavy rain into the weekend. >> julie: on foggy days like today, the clouds will tell the story. thing nice and light because to early. north of the pike rout

new york. a lot of this will track into southern vermont, southwestern new hampshire around this morning. the arrival time in southwestern new hampshire. it is starting out a little stickier than yesterday now. the dew point climbing which means it is going to be very muggy by this afternoon and by the end of the day. as i said today, kind of our transition day. everything changing. we start off with increasing clouds in metro west starting off dry at 8:00. slight risk of a late morning shower and into the afternoon we are watching out for hit or miss-style storms. best chance going to be our high temperatures get into the low and mid-80s. low and mid-80s at the coastline as well. lesser chance of seeing some of those hit or miss storms. the cape is a dry slot through the day and futurecast on standby to walk you through hour by hour. to julie for live drive time traffic. >> julie: nice and quiet. route 1, 93 south moving along fine. pike wide anticipate from 495 to 128 and into the alston-brighton. speed limit ride from braintree split to columbia road. 24 minutes on the pike ea

, a cigarette caused another one in dorchester. last month in new hampshire, two adults and two which were were killed in a fire started by a cigarette. >> amazing how much damage it did. >> reporter: jen is an amazon delivery person and knocked on the doors to notify them >> for a cigarette to cause that much damage, crazy, scary. >> reporter: an estimated $5 million worth of damage here, and this cleanup is expected to go on for months. in charlestown, christina hager, wbz news. lisa, back to you. >> christina, thank you. >>> incredibly, everyone on board an emerit airline flight was killed fighting the flames that broke out on the runway. >> reporter: lisa, dubai's airport is finally back open after being closed for several hours. amazingly everyone is okay. but it was a terrifying few minutes. the arab flight from india burst into the flames on the runway in dubai. video captured the scene as flames and smoke engulfed the plane filled passengers. the plane came down on its belly and skidded as fire crews hosed down the fuselage. amid the chaos, everyone on board got out safely in

mizhari. relatives tell us she was caught in crosshairs. i new hampshire state trooper is expected to plead guilty to assault charges stemming from this violent arrest you prosecutors say this video from massachusetts into new hampshire in may. massachusetts state trooper joseph flynn faces charges in that case. the new hampshire woman charged in the overgrowth death -- overdose death of her daughter changes or plea to guilty. jazzmyn rood appeared in connection to the death of 17-year-old eve tarmey last year. rood allegedly knew another man was going to give tommy heroin but left the room. prison when she is sentenced in december. live pictures of boston. sunny, hot and we have oppressive humidity moving in. that brings the potential for storms. cindy: which we could use. that would be good. any rainfall is welcome. cold front way off to the west area and we have some time. i think tomorrow at this point we will have a higher chance of showers and storms coming in. we will take every drop of rain from the drop monitor and things really have not changed. deficit still running over se

incident for my actions, but most importantly, i apologize to the citizens of new hampshire. >> reporter: that was the former state trooper andrew monaco pleading guilty to three counts of simple assault for this incident on may 11. prosecutorssay that other cops were arresting suspect richard simon after a long chase when monaco began punching and kneeing the suspect even though posed no threats as news helicopters hovered overhead. >> individuals who surrendered peacefully to law enforcement should never, ever be in fear of assault. >> reporter: the ex-i upon treer will get counseling, pay his victim's medical bills and never work in law enforcement. >> progression represents severe punishment on its own. >> reporter: but what he won't do is jail time, noting his immediate recognition of wrongdoing and resignation as of 42 of realty remorse. >> i severely regret my actions, and i had always promised myself i would never please simone attorney who said his client still suffers from blurred vision. beating suspect richard simone, by the way s still jailed in massachusetts on various char

displaced. >> julie: former new hampshire state trooper expected to plead guilty. he was charged with thee counts of simple assault after beating led chase to nashua in may. investigators say the use of force was not necessary in the situation. a separate case is still underway for massachusetts new hampshire mom charged in overdose death of teen daughter expected to plead guilty in court today. prosecutors say jasmine rudd hood information and lied to police about her daughter's death. 17-year-old eve tarmey died from fentanyl overdose where she was found in hotel room back in october and took more than hour and a half for someone to call 911 after she was found. >>> julie: new this hikes, the epi pen company mylan announced it will be expanding programs to lower out of pocket costs. mylan will have patients save up to $300 when use special savings card and expanding programs that cut cost for uninsured and underinsured and will be able to get from mylan website and two >> daniel: scare for promising young star in boston red sox. rookie phenom hurt on freak play to try to avoid attacks bu

. upper 80s beverly to portsmouth, new hampshire and nashua, new hampshire. so it will actually be a warm day. future cast to boil down that rain risk and what it is not showing you very much of is a chance of a shower grazing across southeastern coming out of new york this morning will fall apart. you should be aware that through the morning commute, we will see a couple of damp roadways. southwest wind will heat things up. a little disturbance move into areas far north and west of boston and the best chance of a thunderstorm or shower this afternoon is going to stay into southern vermont, parts of central and northern new england, but we will see that we have one or two blips of green as we slide into the evening hours. and any activity that we stays by 8 a.m. showers shading away. a little cold front. drier air for the day tomorrow. humidity drops a little bit here and tomorrow is shaping up to partly to mostly sunny. even onshore wind will keep the beaches a touch cooler. rain chances overdone and showers over rhode island and connecticut. for the most part, massachusetts stays dry fo

for new hampshire... i'm up against a political machine that plays dirty -- throwing millions in false, negative ads... i'm out here knocking down every lie... because new hampshire deserves better. that's why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... they're throwing at me... randy: governor baker is looking to include canada in his efforts to stop opioid trafficking. baker is hosting the new england governors and eastern canadian premiers at the state house today. the agreement would include pledges to work with health care providers to set guidelines for prescriptions and to integrate state systems so there's more information sharing. emily: new hampshire's attorney general is targeting a major drug maker accused of withholding information. pharma was not sharing information about illegal drug trafficking with california law enforcement. new hampshire's ag says that same company is refusing to turn over documents he requested months ago. >> company summary they have absolutely nothing to hide why they fighting so hard to turn over the documents? em

right now. 51% to 41%. i want to check in with jacob rascon in new hampshire. how is the campaign pushing back specifically about this new clinton ad that is also tied to the all the right argument? >> it was one of the fastest responses that we have had from the campaign. this is new in the last week or so. they seem to have a rapid response team. they respond ed by saying this s a disgraceful ad and talked about how, in fact, after that response from the campaign even had one of their members black pastor who doesn't usually speak on these issue, he did an interview where he called it disgraceful saying it played off the fears of african-americans and said you can't predict always and can't control those groups that support you. he compared it to the black lives matter group calling them a borderline hate group saying they support hillary clinton who is trying to make that comparison there. the trump campaign not happy about this. donald trump expected to, in fact, respond directly to that in this speech. the campaign sent out a memo to reporters wanting them to know he was goin

in new hampshire. tim kaine wasting no time this afternoon going after donald trump and what kaine calls trump's vision for america. senator kaine: if you watch the other convention in cleveland, it was something different. it was doom and gloom and name america first. people told me that was a dark vision of america. i said that was no america. i said that was a guided tour through the mind of donald j. trump, a very frightening place to be. reid: kaine speaking at st. anselm college in manchester. earlier he stopped at a restaurant in concord accompanied by new hampshire senator jeanne shaheen. more from the vice presidential candidate coming up at 5:30. the republican vice-presidential candidate is also making plans to visit the granite state. mike pence will be at an event in manchester on thursday night. today he is in his home state of indiana, where he stopped for a burger and to shake hands in his native columbus. donald trump will be on the campaign trail in new england it will get underway starting at 7:30. diane: new at 5:00 two salem men , are facing a slew of drug char

staying. was an accident. >> an unsolved murder victim is being remembered today in new hampshire. it has been a year since denise robert was shot and killed during her sunday night walk. the 62 year-old was shot in the head on ray street in manchester. at the time, witnesses reported seeing an older model truck speeding away from the area but police have yet to make an arrest. she was a long-time and well-known employee of the union leader. there is a vigil scheduled for tomorrow night in her honor. a 40,000-dollar reward is offered for information leading ticket to duck boat driver who crashd into a bridge over store row drive. the the collision actually ripped the roof off the boat. it happened sunday after police forced the first drivetor take a detour off of beacon street. the driver ended up on store row and slammed into an overpass near mass. general. no one was hurt. after a series of crashes including one that took the life of the woman on a scooter earlier this year, the duck boats will now have two person crews starting inr ma. we want to know fox 25's sharman sachhetti is aski

pennsylvania. in new hampshire, i'm leading by a lot. i'm doing great. and i'm going to win in florida. >> all right. so how's trump actually doing in those states? suffolk has clinton up by six points in florida, florida poll. wbor has her up 17 in new hampshire. a poll by franklin & marshall says their lead is 11 points in pennsylvania. in michigan, clintson is beatin trump 41% to 31%. michigan is not a must-win state for trump but if true, this could foreshadow real problems for trump in the midwest, the rust belt and other states with large suburban populations. only 65% of so-called strong republicans in michigan are now supporting their party's nominee. that problem is most prominent in the suburbs around detroit. in the rim counties, libertarian candidate gary johnson is pulling 16% of all republican votes, more than double what he's getting state-wide. it comes almost entirely from trump defections that is driven largely by white republican men. a similar thing happening in western michigan as well. so mark, we always like to say that polls are only snapshots and these are real