in nashua, jean mackin, wmur news 9. tom: a moultonborough man recovering from serious burns after his family says an electronic cigarette daddy -- battery exploded in his pocket. these are the pants he was wearing at the time. mike cronin spoke to the victim' s mom, who wants to warn others. >> his mom said he is in good spirits but in a lot of pain. video surveillance shows last week in tilton. he runs off, as a trail of smoke follows him. his mother says a vaporizer battery exploded in his pocket. >> it just blew up within a matter of minutes. mike: his underwear and pants were shredded. >> everything is singed inside. it' s so crsty. mike: gilson had his second skin boston hospital. >> i mean he was burned so badly, it was down into his flesh. mike: he has second and third degree burns on his leg and hand. >> it' s very painful. he calls me every day and he' s in a lot of pain. mike: gilson bought the vaporizer about a month ago in an effort to stop smoking cigarettes. >> i' ve been trying to get him to quit for a lo

in nashua with narcan. the drug will be provided by the state. the superintendent says he is not aware of any overdose cases, but this is more about being proactive. erin: investigators think the same man is responsible for the arab of robberies in concord and goffstown. police have made an arrest in the case. they are not releasing details. a jury has found a former businessman has been -- guilty. 63-year-old thomas minchiello sean: coming up, could cruise really shut the water up to niagara falls? possible plan is in the works man: my kids have taught me how to live in the now. you know, life gets so busy with work and responsibilities and things you want to check off your list. it's really hard to just kind of put that all aside and sort of focus on having fun or playing, even. and kids have sort of taught me that. erin: niagara falls is one of the most popular destinations in the country. transportation officials are considering cutting off the water to the american side. sean: crews want to replace two

and a little above that nashua and over towards the coast. you do notice across a good part of the country, while it is cold, it is not all that chill in the central plains and mid and that more seasonable air will roll our way before the end of this week. we'll look at that timeline and see if there's any snow at all this week, in a few minutes. tom: happening now, a live look at exeter where former president bill clinton is campaigning on his wife's behalf. josh mcelveen is live now with more on mr. clinton's first solo day of campaigning here in the granite state. josh: when bill clinton took to the podium in nashua today he also noticed the city's mayor was also mayor in 1991 when he ran for president. so clinton called it a good omen. he says another thing that hasn't changed is new hampshire's enthusiasm for its place the the process. >> i think it's about these issues that, as hillary always says, keep americans up at night. reporter: before a good sized crowd in nashua, the former president summed up his remarks by saying his wife is

tom: narcan will be going into nashua schools. the school board voted tonight to stock nashua city schools with the medication that can reverse opioid overdoses. good evening, i' shelley: i' m shelley walcott. state are considering the same move, and tonight, nashua voted to take the step. our jean mackin explains how it will work. jean: nashua' s school superintendent says there' s never been an opioid overdose in any of the schools in his district that he' s aware of but he called on the school board to stock schools with narcan just in case, and the board agreed. nashua' s school superintendent urged the school board to be proactive by having the nasal mist version of naloxone in the nurses office. he wants school nurses and narcan. in a district with more than 11,000 students it would also be available for use on staff and overdose. >> it' s easy to administer a nasal spray, no known allergies, if you administer it to someone you' ve misdiagnosed to his jean: he explained the narcan does not have to be administered that it wou

erin: school officials in nashua say they are being proactive. narcan will soon be available at city schools. sean: a former businessman has been convicted of lou ring a woman to his hotel room -- luring a woman to his hotel room . kevin: we will tell you how long the milder temperatures last as we look ahead. erin: it is almost time to start donald trump raised a few eyebrows in new hampshire last night. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: good morning, new hampshire. i' m erin fehlau. sean: i' m sean mcdonald. i was hanging around lake winnipesaukee yesterday. there is still a lot of water. first-hand report. it was a beautiful day yesterday. kevin: since we are a month removed from the shortest daylight hours, the sun angle has started to creep up a bit and becomes more of a factor. we are in the teens to mid 20' s. most showers are in the north country this morning. maybe a passing rain shower for southern areas. highs later this afternoon going into the low and mid 40' most locations. let' s take a loo

ceo carly nashua tonight. fiorina started her day in salem before heading to a nashua rotary club meeting. she continues her trip tomorrow in belmont, manchester and hooksett. shelley: marco rubio held a town hall at 7:30 this morning. he focused on national security, with some harsh words for his republican rivals. he says they will weaken u.s. intelligence and military programs. even more candidates are heading into the granite state tomorrow. republican frontrunner donald trump will hold a rally at stevens high school in claremont tomorrow night. fellow republican and former florida governor jeb bush will attend events in derry and manchester. and republican jim gilmore will speak at the new hampshire primary student convention in manchester before heading to center harbor for a visit. and you can find the latest political news clicking on to the politics section of our tom: state police say at least 105 people were killed in car crashes in new hampshire last year. the numbers are for january 1 2015 through

trouble too in nashua officals say they responded to 246 overdoses in nashua last year with 15 of those being deadly. >> it' s staggering, because one death every five or six days, based on the numbers, depending on how you divvy it up, that' s an outstanding number. that' s one person a week that is dying from an addiction that can be preventable. >> we saw a significant increase particularly in the second half of the year in nashua. september, october, november and december some big spikes in the numbers that almost brought us up to the numbers we were experiencing in manchester. tom: the legislature even held a special session to deal with the opioid crisis. law enforcement says it' s of addiction. new hampshire fish and game officials looking for a coyote with the jar on its head. conservation officers received a call saturday and sunday about that call -- about that coyote. someone sent this picture in from pembroke. they don' t know if the coyote managed to get the jar off its head or if it went deeper into the woods. shelley: it' s the time of year when high school seniors are wa

nashua in the white. tyler goy scores with a wrister. less than 30 seconds later, the saints would answer. nice pass from will kaspari, keilty. that made it 1-1 after one. game went to overtime. the celtics rising a season -- riding a season-long winning streak. the two teams will meet again tomorrow night in orlando. at home against pace. the grandchildren in the house today and they saw a good game. first half, devin galligan of amherst gets the bucket. penmen up 11 at halftime. second half, b.j. cardarelli left alone for three. he had 14. great look from adrian oliveira. alley-oop to chris walters. the big guy throws it down. walters finished with a game high 27. the penmen win 90-60. they improve to 13-8 overall. the australian open is down to the final weekend. the men's final is sunday. but a major upset on the women's there are many sides to basketball star an fashion icon russell westbrook. and with coverage in the middle of anywhere from u.s. cellular, he can find some new ones. like, farmer. russell's brussels. russell speaking

kristen: in nashua, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. adam: today, the clinton campaign kicked off massive canvassing efforts around the state. on the seacoast, they had the help of senator jeanne shaheen. it is important to point out heading into the fourth quarter of the primary that nobody wins first in the nation my jeanne shaheen. on february 7, tom brady could win his fifth super bowl ring solidifying his status as the , greatest of all time. two days later, new hampshire votes. but if the primary was the super bowl, there is one granite stater with more lombardi trophies than brady -- jeanne shaheen. adam: what' s the secret? jeanne shaheen: no, listen, for me it' s finding the candidate who i believe would do the best job, be the very best person in the race, and then doing everything i can to help. adam: shaheen has been a campaign manager or campaign quarterback of a primary election bid, for five first-in-the-nation wins. in 1976, an out-of-nowhere >> we' we' re number 1. adam: four years later, carter -- president carter face

andy hershberger is live in nashua where people are reporter: nashua police chief andrew lavoie says that don gross was an outgoing guy who loved his community and tonight they are remembering his many years of service to the city. the former nashua chief died yesterday of smoke inhalation after a brush fire at his home in andover. he retired to that community after leaving the police department back in 2004. he served as selectman in that town for one term, ending in 2013. during his years as police chief in nashua he served with former mayor bernie streeter, who today remembered gross fondly. >> he was always available, you know, some chiefs sit in their office. office. was reachable. you could call the police department and he'd answer the phone. just an all around good guy. reporter: we also spoke to town officials who say that gross was a huge press thens their town business advice to young people starting out. jean: thanks. new developments tonight in the case of a rochester teenager found dead of an overdose in a motel. the stratford county administrator has overruled his own

tom: rubio followed that stop with a town hall in nashua. and governor john kasich spoke to the chamber of commerce for greater londonderry in salem this morning, he will also told hold a town hall at 6:00 tonight, that's in hudson. and carly fiorina and jim gilmore addressed lent slaters at the new hampshire state house today, a tradition for presidential candidates. fiorina is also holding a town hall tonight, it starts at 6:30 in meredith. burlington, vermont ahead of tonight's donald trump campaign rally, but not everyone who may be planning to attend will be getting in. police say more than 20,000 free tickets were handed out, but the theater only has 1400 seats. police say once the capacity is reached, anyone still in line will be turned away and they expect counterprotests outside the theater. burlington, vermont is home to democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders. tom: believe it or not, there are three spots in new hampshire that will cast those primary ballots right at midnight on february 9th. on wmur.com we're taking a lo

sean: a nashua man is charged with sexual assault. his alleged victim was a patient who wasn't able to give consent. kevin: not quite as chilly day. the clouds continue to fill in ahead of the approaching system for saturday. all of the details and what to expect ahead. erin: governor maggie hassan has laid out her vision in new hampshire. she has some big goals for the next ten years. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." thanks for waking up with us. i'm erin fehlau. sean: i'm sean mcdonald. cold out there today. some folks are going to see some rain. some snow. kevin: it depends on region of the state. it could be several hours of sleet which we saw play out about a month ago. we start out with a lot of clouds continuing to file their way in. temperatures in the teens to lower 20's. not all that cold today. we should be in the upper 20's to lower 30's with clouds thickening. all eyes on the system tracking to the southeast. with that, it starts to develop overnight tonight. it will be moving through

(patrick meyer nashua resident) "i think it's just his personality." the former president charmed the crowd at nashua community college where he gave his wife an emotional endorsement. (clinton) "we fell in love. i thought she was the most first solo event during hillary clinton's 2016 campaign for the presidency. (bill clinton at rally) "i do not believe in my lifetime anybody has run for this job at a moment of great importance who was better qualified, by knowledge, experience and temperament to do what needs to be done now to restore prosperity." (weijia jiang/cbs news/nashua, nh) joining bill clinton on the campaign trail...is his baggage. republican frontrunner donald trump has already used it to attack the former president (donald trump on face the nation) "i'm the only one that is willing to talk about his problems. i mean, what he did and what he has gone through, i think, is, frankly, terrible, especially if she wants to play the woman card." but bill clinton has overcome scandal before... in 1992, he placed 2nd in the new hampshire primary d

and the nashua street jail, for detainees awaiting trial. for the past ten months, delshaun bloodworth has been incarcerated at nashua. awaiting trial on charges of armed robbery and assault and battery but now he's about to make the move to the house. he's accepted a plea bargain and has been sentenced to two and a half years. >> the judge said this is a gift to me and i should appreciate it because i could have easily got more time. people don't know, armed robbery is a serious, serious charge. so i gladly took it. >> but the plea deal bloodworth admitted his role in the robbery of a woman in downtown boston. >> we roll up behind her and i told her not to yell. people like to yell, ahh, and then we run off. she didn't yell because i told her not to. she might have if i didn't said anything or she hadn't see the gun. but told her to give me everything you got. give me everything. i want everything. i don't want just your money, i wan everything. >> did you say anything to the person that you robbed? >> i would tell her, welcome to life. it'

anthony barnaby is charged with killing two women in nashua. his previous three trials ended in hung juries. last year he and a codefendant andy is here to explain the decision. reporter: the judge said there were several reasons for keeping anthony barnaby behind bars, including new testimony that a jury will hear for the first time. anthony barnaby, one of two codefendants in the 1988 cold indication murder of two nashua women will stay hype bars pending his trial. barnaby and david caplin are charged with first degree murder in the stabbing deaths of charlene ran strom and brenda warner. they lived in the same apartment as the two men. in the 80's barnaby had three mistrials and was released. the case against caplin was also dropped. but both cases were reopened in 2010 and they were reindicted in august of last year. >> he stated that he had stabbed her in the abdomen. reporter: a former nashua police detective who resurrected the case testified about a series of police say he eventually crime. in her bail order, judge colburn says his stat

i'm going to send it back to you guys as the national anthem starts here in nashua. >> breanna keilar, thank you so much. we'll check back in with you and keep our eye on that podium. bill clinton due in a few minutes. >>> let's check in on another potential hopeful making news, chris christie, just wrapping up a speech on what he calls restoring american leadership. he is also in new hampshire, the centerpiece of his path to the white house. >> cnn's phil mattingly, welcome, phil, joins us now from manchester with details on the christie speech. phil, this was a big speech, the campaign highlighted this. wanted us all to see it. what was the message? >> the message is pivoting. chris christie says he understands the need for no political correctness. the anger among the electorate but it's time to move on from the tv-specific candidates. take a listen. >> showtime is over, everybody. we are not electing an entertainer in chief. showmanship is fun but it's not the kind of leadership that will truly change america. >> reporter: now, behind me in a little over an hour, chris christie is

hartman "the people working at the nashua casey's were able to tell me, the victim was an employee. speaking with neighbors - - the house is considered an eye sore on the 100 block of st. lawerence street. broken windows peeling paint, trash scattered the yard, and a broken down truck parked in front. but neighbors say the man and his two adult son's were quiet and didn't cause any trouble - -until this shooting. unclear - - police report the suspected shooter is in custody -- however -- charges are pending. authorities say it is unclear if it was intentional or accidential. neighbors tell me nashua police, the chickasaw county sheriff's department, and iowa's department of criminal investigation were on scene until nearly 3 o-clock this morning. we've got you covered live in the newsroom -- jessica hartman kwwl news. an autopsy is also scheduled with the state medical examiner's office. during the next three days -- there will be nine candidates stopping in battleground state new hampshire -- where attacks are getting sharper between hillary clinton and donald trump. kristen welker

he will make stops in exeter and nashua. and you can find the latest political news by heading over to the politics page of our website, wmur.com. jean: it' s been a bright and sunny day for some of us in new hampshire. here' s a live look up in concord right now where it is 38 degrees. the coldest air yet this season will soon be moving in. let' s head over to meteorologist hayley lapoint. hayley: this is going to be brutal. not only will it be frigid tomorrow, but the winds will start to pick up. wind chills tomorrow will barely be above zero for much of the day. it will be a real shock to the system. we do have snow showers pushing through, mainly in the higher elevations. this is part of an arctic cold front sliding through. it will trigger scattered snow showers and flurries overnight. there could be a quick dusting mainly in the higher elevations. the rest of us, like stuff overnight. 39 in manchester. 33 and whitefield. we will be wishing for temperatures like those tomorrow and tuesday. tonight, we will fall into the

jason: high school hockey today, nashua south hosting saint thomas. less than 30 seconds later, the saints answer. a nice pass. he scores. 1-1 after one. the game went to overtime tied at three and st. thomas wins in overtime. boston beat the orlando magic 113-94 at the garden last night. the two teams will meet again tomorrow night in orlando. southern new hampshire university got its third straight win today at home against pace. good game. 36-45 at halftime. second half, left open for the three. he finished with 14. alley-oop to chris walters. he had a game-high 27 points. overall. its final weekend. the men' s final is sunday. jason: angelique kerber of germany upset top-ranked serena williams 6-4, 3-6, 6-4 to win ending williams' unbeaten streak in finals at melbourne park. it' s the first grand slam title for 28-year-old kerber. williams had won all six previous times she had reached equal steffi graf' s open-era record of 22 grand slam singles titles. djokovic in the men' s final on sunday. congratulations to manchester central senior hannah co

notice right now down to two in berlin, to that 17 in nashua, a little above that in manchester, and overnight tonight another night in the single digits, below zero north, and above elsewhere. heading in our direction, we'll take a look at that. tom: there were wild moments this morning for workers at a nashua dental office as a car crashed into the side of their building. police say an 88-year-old woman hit the gas instead of the brake and rammed into the outside of the reception area. three women working inside heard the collision and had to scramble out of the way. there were no injuries and police say the crash is simply an accident. >> it was a big bang, and we didn't really know what was going on, we thought it was an earthquake or something, and then i started to see the wall falling. tom: police say city officials checked the building and there is no structural damage. repair work started today and the dental office is open for business. jennifer: commitment 2016 now, tonight presidential con the tenders are campaigning in new hampshire, after many were in manchester for a f

other locations that saw three inches per hour, nashua with 33 and seabrook 32, as well as hudson. salem, exeter, litchfield all al 30 inches or more. during that snow from about 4:00 a.m. to 10 or 11 in the morning, there was many heavy bursts of snow that rolled through with at least three to four inches per hour that came down. so this kind of mimics what they saw in the d.c. area as well. this was the storm system that parts of the state there in that area, with 34 to 36 inches as you see right there. that was quite the storm that we saw this past weekend, and of course mike haddad is here with a look at our forecast and a look at how much they saw down there. mike: yes, very impressive numbers, josh. there were a couple spots in west virginia, 40 plus inch eggs of snow. but in terms of the bigger cities, they topped off around two to two and a half feet including d.c. at dulles airport, just under 30 inches of snow. baltimore just under 30 as well. hershey, pennsylvania with 29 inches of snow. 28.1 in newark. and central park, new york over two feet of snow. the last of the st

carly fiorina will visit salem and nashua. and florida senator marco rubio has a stop planned in hooksett. you can follow all the presidential candidates on our website, just go to wmur.com and click on the candidate tracker. jean: the father of the boy injured after falling off a chairlift at ragged mountain is speaking to news 9 tonight. update on the boy' s condition. mike: he says his 11-year-old son has been to three hospital so far. concussion but is expected to be ok. and his dad is not want to see anyone else go through this. saturday afternoon, he fell looked at ragged mountain. tried to hold on to him but lost his grip. he says the lift never stopped the shutdown button. ragged mountain says the retreat of people operating the booth and ski patrol did not know what happened until his father reached the top. he says it was a horrifying experience. father: i don' t want any parent to have the situation i had and watch your child fall and not know if he is going to be ok. that is the thing that will probably traumatize

and in nashua 24 in portsmouth. an additional couple of inches can't be ruled out today. it is not a huge storm. even with the light amounts, the roads are slick. with the wind getting gusty, it will not only feel colder, but it will make the visibility tougher through the day. more on the forecast in a couple of minutes. for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state, we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning, hayley. the roads are snow covered as the bands of snow keep coming through the state. the crews are out there trying to keep up with it. do be cautious of the trucks out there. be aware that the speed limit has been reduced to 45 miles an hour. right now there are no major incidents in new hampshire. if you are headed in to massachusetts, there's a crash right now on 495 southbound which is the 93 connector where the right lane is blocked. all of the major roads in massachusetts have recently been reduced to about 40 miles an hour. brought to you by dunkin' donuts. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: here's some live pict

the nashua street jail. >> this ain't wall street. this ain't bourbon street. it sure ain't rodeo drive. this is nashua street. >> the new arrivals have not been convicted of the crimes for which they were arrested and are considered innocent until proven guilty. >> come on in, step in. >> those who are not quickly released or bailed out will be housed at nashua until their cases are closed. and every year, thousands of men and women undergo a demanding application process to secure and manage inmates while they're in jail. less than 1% will make it to the final stage, cadet training. >> there was 40 people, 40 candidates that were brought into this academy class. there was upwards of 10,000 applications for the job. >> the cadets must pass a series of difficult tests to become suffolk county jail deputies. >> we teach them everything from combatives which is defensive tactics to firearms, to first aid, fire safety, approximately 40 different components of what they do. this morning, we're going to do some defensive tactics training. they have some what they ca

lower 40s here from bedford to nashua. low 40s in keene and jaffrey. but the wind will be light this afternoon. so it is not going to add that chill to the air. 42 in plymouth. 45 in the vineyard and above average day. tonight partly cloudy. the suburbs. 31 downtown and highs tomorrow coming up around 40. and it will be a little cooler than today because of the clouds. patchy drizzle and a couple -- in a couple spots possible accu-weather seven-day, low 40s on saturday a light mix in the interior possible. area of rain and wind not looking fun on sunday. should come up into the 50s and much colder for the start of next week as we dry out. traffic be a weather together. -- and weather together. >> reporter: it's getting worse after an earlier crash in braintree. the accident is down in braintree 128 southbound known as 93 northbound in that stretch before the braintree split. 4 cars are involved and the left slain blocked. bumper to bumper backup is to route 28 at least a 15ment delay right now. checking the ride from the north a live look over 93. 93 s

live in nashua this afternoon, steve cooper, 7 news. >> reporter: all right. a reminder, dan hausle will be live in iowa through the caucuses. look for his live reports right here on 7 news. >> sarah: new details following the standoff in oregon. f.b.i. released video of the shooting that resulted in the death of a protester. footage shows how police set up a barricade blocking a car. 55-year-old lavoy finicum. he got out of the car and started running. officers say he then reached for a gun. that is when police shot and killed him. the f.b.i. says one more person has left the refuge. but four people still remain in the standoff. agents say they want to the remaining protesters to leave the area peacefully. >> christa: new at noon, the family of the marine killed in hawaii is thanking the kplunt community for their support. christopher orlando and 11 other marines are presumed dead. midair in hawaii. no survivors were found. orlando was 23 years old. his family arrived in massachusetts. and they were given a police escort to hingham. people in town lined the s

sean: a nashua man is charged with sexual assault. his alleged victim was a patient who wasn't able to give consent. kevin: not quite as chilly today as the clouds continue to fill in ahead of an approaching system for your saturday. all of the details on what to expect ahead. erin: governor maggie hassan laid out her vision for improving infrastructure. she has big goals for the next ten years. hampshire like we do. now wmr accident "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning. thanks for joining us. sean: good morning. i'm sean mcdonald. we made it through a week. kevin: it is fairly quiet ahead of that. we get through the evening commute no problem. more clouds. a light wind and temperatures won't be quite as chilly. temperatures right now anywhere from the single digits in parts of the north country to teens and lower 20's elsewhere. any sort of breaks early this morning giving way to clouds. all eyes tracking that system moving out of the gulf of mexico early this morning and heading northeast. it is all rain. as it bumps in to the cold

same story down through nashua and toward salem. clearly, the focus the entire week has been a on this storm. here it is, intensifying. energy pulling through the southern part of the appalachians. and will reemerge off the virginia coast by say later on tonight. continue to intensify. moved to the east, northeast. that track would hit over cape cod. deck us with a lot of heavy snow. not in the cards this time around. as for the heavy snow show old, a good portion of jersey. parts of west virginia and virginia. some spots expected to get over three feet of snow. that would be in the mountainous as for the snow shield, approaching new hampshire, cloud cover is lower and ticker during the afternoon. heavy snow stays away. light snow showers or flurries approaching rockingham county. maybe a dusting. that is it. clears out by early sunday. a few early clouds will visit us. outside of that, dry side. baltimore, philadelphia, d.c.. southwestern connecticut. if your travel plans take you to southern new england, it will be on the slick si

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 forecast, perfectly good for doing some skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling. all is good. saturday is when we may have some impact from the

at nashua community college, president clinton relayed to the crowd of 750 the personal stories about hillary clinton while detailing her accomplishments all in that conversational manner he's known for. the one name we didn't hear donald trump. kind of scary this year but believe it or not, most everybody actually tries to do what they say they're going to whener this running. >> reporter: he never once mentioned the g.o.p. front-runner by by name. >> we don't want to run away from a place from the place we've been america is a place that welcomes all people. >> reporter: so president clinton's presence on the campaign trail help or hurt? we asked the voters inside. >> after hearing him talk today i'm still searching but i think he did a really good job today. >> i'm leaning towards hillary. >> reporter: leaving less than 36 days to win over those undecided voters. >> there's a new push to drop the legal drinking age. down the details now from new hampshire. >>> a local fire department coming to the rescue of some feathered friends today. we're having a little trouble with jim's pack

martin o' malley will be in henniker, nashua, and stratham. john kasich, jeb bush, marco rubio, chris christie, and ted cruz all have stops planned today. new hampshire' s privilege of hosting the first in the nation primary means we have unprecedented access to the candidates. we asked them to attend candidate cafe s. >> when the stakes are really high, i feel like i need to do my best job. sometimes i' m satisfied, sometimes i' m not. erin: join us for an extended look into the candidates' personal lives at the candidate sean: should be interesting. still to come, the drive to be hands-free. lawmakers in massachusetts are considering a proposal to change the way people drive in the baystate. >> i was not expecting to be in that situation at all. erin: a linebacker from the patriots is earning praise after pulling a woman from a burning car. sean: it has been a year since a manchester man was hit by a truck. today in america, the top 1/10 of 1% owns as the bottom 90% this great country to all of us. wall street, corporate america, wealthy cam

so you got lesser amounts when you got into concord, manchester, nashua, down into salem. now, so far this winter in concord we've had 9.4-inches. that is well below the average amount. usually by this time in concord, it is about 25.8. last year at this time, this was even before the big blitz of snow that we had with the blizzards at the end of january, we had 22-inches of snow fall. so so far this year, certainly it's been a slow start. not a big surprise after how mild it was in december. we have a few snow showers tracking across the northern portion of the state, especially in the higher elevations, in the mount washington valley, so these areas, there could be a accumulation overnight. you do notice the thicker cloud cover overhead. in southern areas we have a bit of clearing. i'll zoom down and show you conway into chatham, we have some snow showers that are passing through. but this is not a widespread thing. just in the mountains at the moment. but notice the thicker cloud cover down to the south here. there is a storm system that is going to make a bee line for

presidential hopefuls together in nashua and why some didn't attend. and the patriots taking over denver. the celebrations taking place no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire, 6:00 on sunday, january 24th. i'm amy coveno. the snow has stopped and now the cleanup is underway and new york saw its second largest snowfall since 1869 and other places saw more than that. traffic on the roads and in the air, across the region, came to a standstill. new hampshire missed out on any snow from the storm. meteorologist josh judge joins us in the weather center with a look at what's left of the weekend forecast. josh: hi, yeah, it stayed completely to the south except for a couple of exceptions near the new hampshire-mass border and that's it. in northern, western new hampshire, below zero, and in the teens and single digits elsewhere as you can see right there. let's take a look in the southeastern border of mass and new hampshire, watch this, there's a little bit of snow that made it over the border

it's nashua' s elizabeth janiak. just 14-years-old, she is an 8th grader at presentation of mary academy. she praccetiher sport on the ice at nashua country club.abet has been curling since she was 7-years-old, but she really just began competative curling about a year ago. already she was named to compete the u.s. junior nationals later this month in minnesota. >> my ultimate guldwo be to take myelf as far in the competitive bracket as i can. want to continue curling for as long as i can. i would love to go to the olympics someday. >> good luck to elizabeth. you can see one of the wild-card games right here on wmur-tv. the chiefs and the texans. a big one for the patriots because they could play the winner of that game is cincinnati does not the pittsbghtom: still to come on news 9 tonight. don' t be disappointed if you didn' t win last night' s powerball jackpo shelley: you will get another dad, you can just drop me off right here. oh no, i'll take you up to the front of the school. that's where your friends are. s

ceo carly fiorina will visit salem and nashua. you can follow all the presidential candidates on our website. just go to wmur.com and click on the candidate tracker. temperatures are dropping across the state tonight, with even colder temperatures tomorrow. here is a look at concord, where it is 30 degrees. hayley lapoint tells us how cold it will get for the start of the work week. hayley: it will be brutal, considering we are coming off of a mild december. s. colder. 29 degrees in manchester. 30 in concord. s in whitefield. this is just the start. the state. it has a few snow showers in higher elevations. you can see the clouds over hampshire. those will clear away by tomorrow morning. but you will feel a difference when you step out. temperatures in the teens for kids at the bus stop. we only get into the 20' s. with the wind, it will feel like single digits. how long does the cold air last? i will show you the seven-day forecast coming up. jean: the chairlift that a nashua boy fell from at ragged mountain was cleared to operat

no charges yet for the man suspected in a deadly shooting in nashua. it happened in the 100 block of accordinggo the iowa division of criminal investigation, a 56- year-old man was shot in the head. investigators are trying to figure out if it was an accidnt...or intentional. one person is in jail ann another is in the hospital following a shooting in the parking lot of a des moines mcdonalds. it happened saturday night, police say a car pulled into the parking lot and someone started person and arr looking for two other possible suspects. a california social services center is set toreopen weeks after a mass shooting. two buildings at the e nland regional center in san bernardino are expected to re-open today. the third, which was the site of the shooting, is closed indefinitely. a memerial service will also be held today to honor the victims. 14 people died, more than 20 others were hurt. president obama is turning his attention to reducing gun violence. as edwwd lawrence reports, the president s expected to use executive action to bypass congress. p

by 4 and 24 bedford down to norwood, 17 in plymouth crawling out of the single digits there, 18 in nashua, 24 in worcester, even 30 in chatham. all sunshine all day by lunchtime, warming into the mid and upper 30s, still nice 4:00 p.m. you could see we got a lot of upper 30s on the map and i suspect lower 40s as well. so 38 to 44 after this cold start. it is going to be sunny and cool and limit use of warm to 50 or warmer from this point and tell you when we are at 50 to the 7-day forecast coming up. julie, back to you for check on roads. >> julie: i think it is fair, 50 or warmer and 50 miles per hour or more. things looking so many better now than they did and still have closure, exit ramp closed northbound essex street in saugus because of the breaking news of house fire on essex street. things sluggish 128 as you head through lexington. live look through brighton where volume remains steady and heavy examine live drive times, 17 minutes route 1 from 128 to the tobin, 30 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike, 53 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett conn

30s from boston to beverly to norwood, we got only 35 in bedford and worcester and fitchburg, 33 in nashua, but 40 in plymouth, 42 hyannis, chatham here is future cast because on and off clouds today shift in and out during the afternoon hours, especially south of the pike, but kicking right back overnight between one and 4:00 a.m., we got the rain moving in so the time you wake up tomorrow morning, showers heavy in spots, especially eastern and southeastern map when you wake up, but it is worcester to lowell and to the west that we will have to watch out for slipping and sliding temperature, temperatures will be close to freezing here, most you 32 and keene and southern vermont and chance get a little bit of snow mixing in and overall mostly rain event and going to be above freezing by about 7:00 in the morning, 10:00 in the morning at very latest, so this is just rain here. rain is going to end shortly after lunchtime, so in time for the patriots here at 4:00 in the afternoon and no more than a stray sprinkle at all in southern new england. maybe a couple flurries if you go out to the mo

in nashua today, this is video of then governor bill clinton kicking off his presidential campaign back in 1991. now 25 years later, the former president is back, but this time for his wife's presidential campaign. the presence of a former president is pretty big testimony. this morning clinton packed a gym in nashua community college, spoke for about half an hour in a speech that touched on his own presidency, and even addressed the state's heroin crisis, but in the end he said his wife hillary is the right president for these times. >> i do not in my this job at a moment of greater importance who was better qualified by knowledge, experience and temperament to do what needs to be done now. josh: after the event in nashua, the former president did a little retail politicking in a op in manchester. he also stopped by to chat with us for a moment to talk about new hpshire's role in the selection process and why he believes now is more important than it's ever been, more on that at 6:00. republican candidates wer i the state today, some of them heading out early, marco rubio held a town h

just under three inches in nashua in places like manchester, salem, right around the 2-3-inch range as well. you can see quite on the radar. heaviest stuff is long gone. thunderstorm. that is what a snow school generally is. -- snow squall generally is. s now but the big difference domains. wind gusts near 20, 30 miles per colder. we will talk about how much the colder sticks around. sean: many of you are sharing your pictures of this latest snow. ulocal user all for jacob took this shot of the fresh 4 inches of powder that fell in dorchester. remember, if it' s safe to do so, upload your winter weather photos and videos to the ulocal section of wmur.com or our wmur app. and any time winter weather moves into the granite state, depend on wmur and the storm watch team for the latest on the conditions in your area. and when we' re not on air, head to wmur.com or the wmur app 24 hours a day. new details now on an avalanche on mount washington. officials say two climbers triggered and were caught by an avalanche in the chute located in tuckerman ravine. they were carried hundreds of one hi

in nashua, new hampshire today for the new hampshire republican party town hall. a number of republican theidates are addressing room here. john kasich is next. we will also hear from carly live.a and jim gilmore we will re-air for you a couple speeches that we recorded earlier today from marco rubio and jeb bush. all still to come here as our live coverage continues from new hampshire. a couple of candidates who are not in new hampshire today -- ted cruz and donald trump. we will be covering them. they are in iowa. tonight, a rally for senator beck andluding glenn steve king. tomorrow, donald trump will be speaking to supporters at a rally in iowa. at 1:00have that live tomorrow, sunday, on c-span. nashua,, we're live in new hampshire, the new hampshire republican party putting on what they call the first in the nation town hall today. we have heard from several presidential candidates, and expect to hear from several more as our life average continues here on c-span. john kasich, the ohio governor, coming up in just a few minutes. he is running a little late, bu

it's taking place at the radisson in nashua. we will live stream this event on our website, wmur.com. and jeb bush was in the granite state last night as well. the former florida governor was on the attack, criticizing g.o.p. front runner, donald trump. just weeks from the primary, his campaign released an ad for mocking a reporter with a disability, he says he's angry with the donald. >> if you start with the premise that life is a gift from god and everybody has a chance to make a contribution, you don't go tearing people down like that. that's not strength, that's just real insecurity and weakness. amy: a group backing bush is running negative ads against marco rubio and john kasich. adressed the attack ad from jeb bush supporters at a town hall meeting in franklin. >> a campaign is going to do what it's going to do. and i didn't start that and i let my campaign do what they personal. amy: a super pac that supports kasich has now launched its own attack ad. head over to wmur.com or our mobile app right now for even more in de

nashua to keene and 25 in lawrence and a little real feel nashua 8 degrees and 22 at logan airport for the wind chill and notice the radar is pretty quiet but it's the satellite that's shading on the map that shows the deck of clouds that's moved in. so one of them expanding across worcester but more moisture out of the ocean. it will be mostly cloudy at rising through the 20s. temperatures in the 30s and 40s at the coast. variable cloud cover upper 30s by your midday lunp and a few patches of drizzle that develop late in the day. particularly at the coastline with the sun seat 4:29. we will time out the rain for sunday hour by hour coming up let's get you on the road. traffic and weather together. >> reporter: another accident south of the city. let's pop up the map an earlier crash on the expressway northbound that forced a shut down at moreiesy boulevard that reopened and residual backups are gone but now 128 southbound just before the braintree split a backup that looks like to about route 37. to the north only slow downs reported are on 93 southbound kathryn. >> thanks very much.

keep an eye on somewhere like nashua real feel is 6 but temperature is 6 because the wind is calm in some of the suburbs. so that will make a difference too where we have gone calm that's where the temperatures are coldest. 18 in worcester and 12 degrees in falmouth and skies are crystal clear and we are in for full sunshine. solar glare may be a bit of a issue otherwise no weather related problems. 36 by lunchtime. a nice rebound. we top out at 40 this afternoon. clear and quiet. temperatures 34 for the ride home with the sunset at 4:27. we will go up through the end of the week and sneak peek of the weekend coming up. let's get down the roads first traffic and weather together good morning. >> reporter: good morning. midweek morning commute is underway. things are looking pretty good so far. let's check the ride from the 93 and the bridge. 93 southbound light volume and other major routes from the north are looking good. let's look at the south map as expected pretty quiet. expressway by they braintree to boston. route 3 northbound looks good 24 north 95 north trouble free. chris a

nine or so in nashua and about 10, 11 or 12 along the coast, region. speaking of cold the arctic chill is ready the retreat so it's more seasonable back to the west. that means temperatures will run well above where they were today, tomorrow, right through over the weekend. so here go the temperatures again, cold air retreats, more seasonable and pleasant stuff for tomorrow, thursday, friday and even into the weekend. speaking of which by later saturday night and sunday, big chunk of arctic air will approach and cover a good portion of the midwest and the western great lakes. monday and tuesday it arrives preceded by a weak system with a couple of snow or mixed showers on saturday. and maybe some rain in many spots on sunday. but the here and now showing clear skies and with lighter winds tonight temperatures will bottom out as low as they have been at any point this season and very close to where they were this morning in some spots. tonight again, clear skies, very cold, on average. single digits below zero north, about 11, 12, 13 at the coast. singl

. >> reporter: for hillary clinton the weapon of choice is bill clinton who will make stops in nashua and donald trump will be at umass despite objections. >> i won't take your question. >> reporter: that's new hampshire state representative had beeneling the form -- heckling the former secretary of state. >> you are very rude and i won't ever call on you. >> reporter: hillary shut her down at event a day before bill clinton makes his first solo appearances on the 2016 trail. they will work to deepen the lead over democratic rival but republican donald trump. >> i think it's a responsibility of something in leadership or vying for leadership not to use the kind of really abrasive and insulting rhetoric that we have heard too much of. >> reporter: for his part trump talked on face the nation abouthas appearance in a isis recruitment video he. >> what am i going to do? i have to say what i have to say and you know what i have to say there a's problem. >> reporter: he -- there's a problem. >> reporter: he said a president trump would be more cautious. >> i would be different person i thi

lawrence street in nashua around 4:30 pm saturday. nashua police officers found a 56-year-old man dead with a gunshot wound when they arrived at the scene. k-i-m-t television in mason city reports it may have been an accidental shooting. investigators have not released the man's name. new mayors are set to take over black hawk county this month. in waterloo, quentin hart will begin a 2-year term in the mayor's office with a ceremony at the city council meeting at 5:30 pm tomorrow. that will be at city hall. hart will become waterloo's first african- american mayor. he won a runoff election against former mayor tim hurley last month. at city hall, hart will move over a few seats from his role on the city council, as he served waterloo's 4th ward for years. right next door in cedar falls, jim brown will also take over for long-time mayor jon crews. brown also won a run-off election in december but crews had dropped out after placing second in the november vote. crews had served as mayor of cedar falls 3 separate times going back to 1971

so he you have to be bundled up out the door. 16 in nashua. single digits contoday springfield 27 in boston. it's colder to the north but with a little to the north a real feel of 2 below zero. not too bad in southern new eng lanked. teens and 20s for -- new england. teens and 20s for you. sunshine in full force today. a beautiful looking day and -- day and not feeling too bad with light wind and high pressure in control. skies clear overnight tonight tomorrow changes into play and we start with sunshine in the morning but a onshore wind carries low level moisture. clouds move in and we become overcast and patchy drizzle tomorrow. it will be possible at the coastline. you may want the raincoat to pop up the hood at the that it's going to be a few patches here and there. saturday night into saturday warm air is pushing in with clouds and light precipitation. saturday morning it may be cold enough to come down as light freezing rain or drizzle outside 495. we will watch that closely and it takes a trace to create slick roads. saturday is the pic