that is very still sit in manchester and in portsmouth. 42 in portsmouth, 3019 whitefield. the cold has started to settle in there. the winds have been breezy today, really wrestling around all of the foliage now on the ground in most locations. five miles per hour in concord could same thing in a nashua. sustained winds in portsmouth. that is the cool air out of the northwest. a lot of clouds and place over us up to the north. you see there are some breaks in the clouds. that is why it will be cooler at there are some rain showers not that far away come out by champlain valley and the adirondacks, and you can see these are starting to pass across the green mountains and eventually they will make it up to us. this tracker put on your, it shows they should reach little gin in the next hour or so if they hold together. i i expect a few scattered showers once we go to the late evening and overnight hours. this is a cold front. behind it, much chillier air. a lot of spots barely crack 50 degrees. of course, compared to the 70' s that we had it two days ago, this is going to be

mike: a soggy start in portsmouth. notice the time lapse through the rest of the morning, the sun develops. beautiful day to get out. temperatures 10 degrees above average for this time of year. beginning to cool down, off of the highs of the low 60' s of the coast. low 50' s implement. -- in plymouth. right now, beginning to cool back down. on average, 20' s north, 40 in manchester. one of the warmer spots. as we go through overnight, we will bottom out at the coast around 33 or for 34 -- 34. a few clouds may build in at times, it will remain dry and highs 10-12 degrees cooler at the coast than today. milder on sunday after a scattered showers in the morning. more partial sun will develop in the afternoon, and a drive start next week as well bred -- drive start next week as well. overall, 20' s and lower to mid 30' s. back to the west, cooling down. ahead of it, warmth is being squashed down to the south. in the short-term, it does not get that warm. few days. chunk of colder air. that retreats to the north, but a pie

mike: a soggy start in portsmouth. notice the time lapse through the rest of the morning, the sun develops. beautiful day to get out. average for this time of year. the highs of the low 60' s of the coast. low 50' s implement. -- in plymouth. right now, beginning to cool back down. on average, 20' s north, 40 in manchester. rochester at 41. one of the warmer spots. as we go through overnight, we will bottom out at the coast around 33 or for 34 -- 34. a few clouds may build in at times, it will remain dry and the coast than today. milder on sunday after a scattered showers in the morning. more partial sun will develop in the afternoon, and a drive start next week as well bred -- drive start next week as well. overall, 20' s and lower to mid 30' s. ahead of it, warmth is being squashed down to the south. in the short-term, it does not get that warm. seasonably cool through the next few days. early next week, here comes the chunk of colder air. that retreats to the north, but a piece role denver monday, tuesday, and early

in division two, top seeded lebanon taking on portsmouth. the raiders in white. off the corner, elle brine fires one on net. it actually redirects off a defender and rolls into the goal. that gave lebanon a 2-0 lead. how about the stick work by portsmouth' s katie locandro? i didn' t even know that was legal. apparently, it is. she gets a shot off. but there was a high stick, so it didn' t count. later in the second half, the raiders work it around the top of the circle. tiffany d' cruze will end up with it on her stick. she scores. lebanon wins the division ii championship 3-0. it' s the third title in four years. in division i, top-seeded winnacunnet and number three pinkerton. winnacunnet in white. there were no shots on goal in the first half. great defensive game. second half, abby merrill with a good chance. but her shot is turned away by pinkerton' s abigail doherty. on the other end, abigail amato centers. madison lolicata gets a shot off, but mackenzie jackson is there. final seconds of regulation, winnacunet with a chance and madeline anastasia stuffs i

a live look in portsmouth where it's 52 degrees. we have some rain showers moving through and they will move through this morning and then slowly by surely will get some clearing later on in the day. maybe see a peek of sunshine. i'll have the full forecast coming up. amy: friday, people in france paid tribute to those killed two weeks ago in the terror attacks in paris. the national anthem played as president francois hollande led the ceremony at the site of napoleon's tomb. each of the 130 people killed was recognized by name. president hollande pledged to detroy those who did the attacks. ab french police have been monitoring airport and rail workers with ties to radical groups. moving to chicago, the windy city on edge after dash cam was released showing the 2014 death of a black teenager shot 16 times by a white police officer. protests blocked stores and shut down traffic in the city black fry. the demonstrators gathered on magnificent mile. they're demanding the resignation of the city's police commissioner. michigan police s

portsmouth can win it with a goal. ryder valinski beats the goalie for the game winning goal. 1-0 portsmouth in pk' -- in penalty kicks. the division 2 scores portsmouth goes to the championship for the first time ever. the current school was built in 1956 so 59 years and finally in the title game. oyster river 2-1 over lebanon. the bobcats are in the championship for the 2nd year in a row. they lost to souhegan 1-0 last year. desktop game for the first time since they won in 2010. guilford and somersworth will meet for the division ii title. unh men' s soccer team lost to the university of vermont tonight in the regular-season finale. unh has earned the six seed in the american east tournament and they will travel to the university of maryland baltimore county, that' s at 3:00 game on saturday at 7:00. unh field copy -- field hnckey are ready for their tournament. they have a fun challenge ahead. they will play the university of pacific in the quarterfinals. america east has a western division that includes teams like

same is true in portsmouth. there are even a few people sitting on the benches in market square, so it is comfortable enough to still be sitting out there. temperatures got into the 50' s, close to the average high for this time in november. a few places, it was a couple of degrees warmer. we got to 54 in manchester. 53 in concord. a bit cooler in the northern part of the state where the colder air continues to drain in from canada. here is a look at temperatures right now. 42 interim -- in durham and auburn. we have fallen into the 30' s in new london into northfield. ashland at 38 degrees. then we see some really cold stuff taking hold up in stewartstown, 31 degrees. pittsburgh, 30. those places easily going into the 20' s tonight. we have clear skies overhead, so the cold will settle in overnight. the warmth from the day goes up into space and away from us. if we had clouds, they would retain the heat from the day. because of clear skies and high pressure, the cold can settle in. the good thing with high pres

in portsmouth it's a cold night there. and a lot quieter at market square as things have settled down for the evening. i want to share with you the temperatures and where we stand right now. 34 degrees in exeter, same thing in fremont, 32 in auburn. already we've fallen into the 20's in some spots. we're close to that in new london, 30 degrees. 32 in sunapee. lakes region, can you see 30's as well. 31 degrees in tilton, 29 in ashland. here's where the 20's really are, whitefield, 25 degrees. lancaster 26. pittsburgh about 29 degrees right now. we have some cold air in place, and as the winds have died down you can see only three miles per hour there in concord, with the wind dying down the skies completely clear, that's the recipe for a cold, cold night. that's what we're seeing happening here. northern part of the state, maybe through erol and pittsburgh, but the rest of the state clear. when we look off toward the west, it's clear there too, high pressure firmly in place. in is going to suppress the air on top of us and

live in portsmouth, jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. jean: thanks. a brookline man has been indicted on 21 counts including charges of felony sex assault and criminal threatening. according to the indictment, raymond l. assaulted the victim multiple times from 2014 to 2015. the indictments allege he used a rope to tie her hand and threatened to kill her if she reported the assaults to police. the owner of an enfield day care where a girl died last year has conduct. jurors took less than two days to render that verdict against mary ellen burrit. 4-year-old willa clark died after her jacket got tangled on a stick fort. time. she was also convicted today of running an unlicensed day care. tom: the recent terror attacks have many people worried about visiting places that could be targets, places like new york or washington d.c. many visitors are staying alert, but some tourists are going even further and hiring personal security to travel with them. >> we've already gotten several calls specifically one from a well to do family that wants to take their k

john cuoco at the portsmouth airport. one person has been killed in this crash that we know of right now. >> reporter: yes, 7news sources say the plane was registered out of rye but it took off from portsmouth yesterday morning landing in philadelphia safely that same day. flight records show the plane took off again from philadelphia last night but crashed in waters off queens. officials say one body was recovered but the search for other victims was called off last night because of weather. they're expected back later today. crews in new york are searching for more parts of the plane in the harbor near queens. investigators recovered debris last night, including what appears to be a fuselage and wing after receiving 911 calls of a small plane going down by breezy point. crews on the scene say the plane is a four to six seater but it's unclear if anyone else was onboard. the faa is also investigating. investigators will be here in portsmouth trying to identify this victim today. live in portsmouth, john cuoco, "7 news to

let's take a live look in portsmouth where it's 51 degrees. our meteorologist tells us about a big warm-up. >> indeed, it's going to be much warmer as we press forward. it's definitely cool with the clear skies going on particularly in central and southern new hampshire. that's where the temperatures will be coldest. here's the think high pressure is going to dominate over us and act like a shield and keep all of those systems away from us. so we have a good stretch of weather here. i'm talking four to five days where it will be sunny and dry. it will be warming up. a little bit warmer in the low 50's because the clouds are still in place. 44 degrees in concord. same thing in jaffry. we'll wake up in the 30's and 40's across the state and recover in the afternoon into the low 60's with lots of sun. we'll talk about the temperatures that will get warmer during the week. stephanie: the new hampshire primary is now 100 days away. the filing period opens in the granite state. beginning wednesday anyone who wants to be in the ballot in the primary

shelley: a bus driver in portsmouth had to call police tonight because a rider was exposing himself. police say another rider complained to the driver, who pulled over, called police, and waited for officers to arrive. officers say robert morrill was exposing himself on the bus. because he has been convicted of the same offense before, he faces a felony charge of indecent exposure and lewdness. a man was killed in a farm accident in tamworth today. new hampshire state police tell news 9 the man was operating a tractor when it rolled over and pinned him underneath. police are not releasing the victim' s dinner five -- victim' s identity until the family is notified. an investigation into the cause of this deadly incident is underway. watch this. a scary crash caught on an officer' s dash cam. police in connecticut were pulled over on i-95 after a crash. officers say another car came speeding down the highway just pulled over onto the shoulder and hitting one of the cars involved in the original crash. the driver faces charges including reckless endangerment. amazingly, no one was seri

live in portsmouth, jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. tom: right now police are searching for a driver who ran into a derry man as he was walking his dog and then took off. the victim is talking tonight as he recovers from this serious injuries that he suffered. wmur's heather hamel joins us heather? reporter: police say that there's no way of telling what the driver was thinking, but they say it's hard to believe that that person didn't realize that they had hit something. the man was thrown more than 10 feet and he suffers both head and leg injuries. joe mangano was walking with a limp today but doesn't appear to have broken bones, he says he was walking his dog yesterday evening and was only about 200-yard from his own street when he was hit. his back was to the traffic and he didn't see who hit him and only remembers waking up in the hospital. witnesses told police it was an s.u.v., they stopped to help, but the driver never did. >> there there was no way in the world this they could not have known that they hit something, whether it

shelley: a bus driver in portsmouth had to call police tonight because a rider was exposing himself. police say another rider complained to the driver, who pulled over, called police, and waited for officers to arrive. officers say robert morrill was exposing himself on the bus. because he has been convicted of the same offense before, he faces a felony charge of indecent exposure and lewdness. a man was killed in a farm accident in tamworth today. new hampshire state police tell news 9 the man was operating a tractor when it rolled over and pinned him underneath. police are not releasing the victim' s dinner five -- victim' s identity until the family is notified. an investigation into the cause of this deadly incident is underway. watch this. a scary crash caught on an officer' s dash cam. police in connecticut were pulled over on i-95 after a crash. officers say another car came speeding down the highway just barely missing the cruiser pulled over onto the shoulder and hitting one of the cars involved in the original crash. wow. the driver faces charges including reckless endanger

in portsmouth, new hampshire. just really mild this morning. this is your fog though. half-mile visibility in chatham half-mile visibility in chatham. one mile in falmouth this morning. a little bit of fog beverly to portsmouth. not all that bad. nashua, new hampshire half-mile visibility. quarter mile in concord, new hampshire which is dense fog. outbreaks in the clouds in and around the boston area. 62 degree at noontime. 70. still mostly cloudy, but we get more and more of these breaks in the clouds during the afternoon and that is when i am going to push us into the middle 70s and fall back to 65 by 7:00 this evening with round number 2 of the rain moving in. we will take a look at some of the estimated rain totals the estimated rain totals and really which location also see the most of it today in a couple of minutes. julie again with live drive time traffic. what do you have? >> shiri, a new accident southbound in lowell. 125 1 -- 129 as you approach billerica. over to the pike things looking okay. a little

this will be the immediate coastline, portsmouth and down towards the seabrook area. you guys would be at the greatest risk of seeing some of these showers. for the rest of us, it' s going to be a chilly night, temperatures falling into the 20' s. portsmouth, 29. it will be cold enough after midnight to change rain showers to snow showers. i will have more on the full thanksgiving week forecast in a few minutes. stephanie: a young man from massachusetts was laid to rest days after he was killed in an attack on the west bank. as ron schwartz was studying in israel. he grew up in massachusetts and worked in new hampshire. frank: ezra schwartz, mourned by family and friends. >> he' s just so young. it' s terrible. >> he was a very, very good boy. he was special. m very sorry about it. frank: the funeral for swartz, many standing in the rain to remember a young man who lost his life serving others. >> this is a very sad day for the community. frank: schwartz was killed while delivering food to soldiers and the west bank. the 18-year-old was in israel at a religious school

look at pavement in portsmouth. it looks wet. it is wet. it is not from any rain. the skies are clear. you can see the moon. it is due to the fog in just the low level moisture that we have in place this morning. that's why we have fog forming in a lot of spots. boy, it is thick. .3 miles visibility in concord right now. same thing in nashua. only a half mile in laconia and plymouth. be careful if you are having some time you are going to be traveling over the next couple of hours. the fog should go away by 9:00 a.m. then we're home free. lots of sunshine. there will be some clouds. especially up in the northern part of the state. they will fill in as we hours here. this cold front, it is a huge one. look at that. rain back toward toronto and down in to dallas, texas. behind the system, cold enough air there's ice in kansas, oklahoma, the northern part of texas there, and even some snow too back toward omaha and iowa. for us, we're going to see some showers as the system moves through during the overnight hours tonight. in the meantime, here's where we are sitting.

he files his paperwork tomorrow and will be in portsmouth on saturday. >>> donald trump's lead in new hampshire may be in some trouble. a new poll from wbur shows both trump and ben carson losing ground while marco rubio's numbers are going up. the florida senator is up nine points since the last poll in september. today, the trump campaign will begin airing its first radio ads in three states, including new hampshire. >>> it is 4:39 right now. coming up on wbz this morning, under the microscope. >> the new investigation under way after it was redeveloped that the officer's death was an elaborate suicide. >> it is the end of the road for city sports. how long will have you to scoop up any sales. >> a little bit of christmas is arriving in boston today. we have the scoop on this year's faneuil hall treat. >>> the end is near for city sports. the boston-based company will start a going out of business sale on friday, and soon afterwards, shut down its doors for good in all 26 locations. city sports opened its first store in massachusetts on mass ave. in 1983. >> that's a little sad. >>

portsmouth and hanover, hanover in white. 1-0, marauders. good ball movement. ruby spitz is going to end up with it, and she scores. that made it 2-0, hanover. portsmouth with a chance. julia half gets behind the defense that can' t get off the shot. hanover wins the division ii championship 2-0, back-to-back state championships. top-seeded derry field and epping, and they needed overtime. sabrina rivers gets the shot off and scores. that evens it at 3-3. gary fields hannah kelsey fields it to brummett. that is the game-winner in ot. derryfield survives. they are the d4 champions for the second consecutive season. in division iii, bo meet -- beat we will have other highlights for you tonight at 6:00. stephanie: thanks so much, jason. coming up -- adam: investigators are try to figure out what caused the sudden noise before a russian plane crashed in egypt. stephanie: the holiday season is almost here. how the new hampshire atv this is connor like so many kids, he was missing things in school - distracted - disengaged - just not getting it. we tried tutors but t

but look how close we came. 73 in concord and 70 in portsmouth. concord just a few degrees away from the 77-degree record from 1990. and portsmouth six degrees away from the 76-degree record also from 1990. if you're wondering the rest of this week the temperature records under the mid 70's as well. what do we normally see this time of year? the average high for concord is 54 degrees, the average low 31. the record low, by the way, this shows the wide range of temperatures we can see. the record from 1980, 13 degrees. so it's such a wide range, almost like gambling, never know what you're going to get this time of year. but you do, don't you? mike: i'll tell you be beyond a week or two you never know when the cold air comes back, because there are parts of the country right now that are snowing. right now in new hampshire still on the mild side relatively speaking. 66 manchester, lower 60's at the coast. reason why the coast was warm today, the wind direction, that's key for the next few days. right now it's off shore. over the next couple days it

a record low temperature was actually set in portsmouth at 23 degrees. so it was definitely cold and a lot of you had to do some scraping this morning for sure. most of of us got up into the 40's today. a few places in the 50's like manchester and nashua. but now we've all fallen into the 40's and a few 30's in whitefield and berlin w. the clear skies that we have in place right now, the cold will really set in, but we won't get as cold tonight because you see these clouds to the west, these are going to be invading and they'll actually keep the temperatures from getting as cold. eventually these rain showers you see out here, this is the cold front i was talking about, day tomorrow, especially in the afternoon and evening. you can see them on future cast, so this is tonight. we'll have increasing clouds, by tomorrow morning at the bus stop or when you're commuting in to work should be dry for the kids and for you. but once we get to the afternoon that's when you see the line of showers start to move through. probably will be some downpours as you get go

live pictures from portsmouth where it still 47 degrees. thanks for joining us tonight. i' m jean mackin. we hope you are enjoying your holiday. let' s begin with meteorologist josh judge and a look at the overnight temperatures. night. >> the clouds have pulled away. warmth in so it will cool off son, but still an above average northern new hampshire. that is hype rusher has slid to southwest winds up. that will be the case tomorrow until that front to the west moves in it cools things down chance for a few showers as well. s to the north but 40' s everywhere else. it still mild out there and the rest of the overnight hours we are staying in the 40' s and perhaps down into the upper 30' s and 40' s for some at daybreak. temperatures start rising tomorrow. waiting to you see how high they could go and the resulting cooler air behind it in the forecast in a few minutes. jean: i' ll many granite stater' s enjoyed a thanksgiving dinner tonight, others have their eyes on the prize. the national retail federation estimates 30 million would be shopping today. that is up from l

she's joining us now live from portsmouth. reporter: it's been so beautiful today and eve 2010 the sundown it's still so mild, lots of something that the state climate says it -- the street today. people were walking around in shirt sleeves, shorts, really taking advantage of the warm weather, more like indian summer than prethanksgiving. some likened to it the weather in california right now. others wondered about global warming but said they'd take this weather any time. enjoy it for now, but let's hope it doesn't last. >> being cold enough to end the fall to, for vegetation and for insects and of course, it's a very important part of our eco system. so mild weather like this much later would be a disruption of reporter: coming up, what another expert says about what this may be, behind this, and we'll hear from nonexpert as well about what they think is going on. jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. josh: the search continues for the person who hit a man who was out walking his dog in derry and then drove off. we have new detail

portsmouth against oyster river. good chance for the clippers henry ekstrom diving save is made by liam conrad to keep it scoreless. check out this shot by colin tucker. diving save made by wiley hundermark for portsmouth. scoreless in the second half. let' s check out the championship winning corner kick. griffen luczek puts it in the air. the ball bounces around before sophomore colin tucker drills it home. the celebration is on. 1-0 oyster river. the cinderella run for 12th seeded portsmouth comes to an end. bobcats win 1-0. boys soccer titles in oyster river school history . hunter ledoux sends it out front for the hillcats. save by ethan warren rebound chance for cooper johnson saved again by warren. check out a great chance for gilford. corner kick by codi sanborn headed by bryce workman. dominic downs to keep it out of the net, off the cross bar cleared by reed erickson. one more chance for the golden eagles, shot just wide . they were scoreless until overtime and they win. championships for coach dave pinkham

the division 2 scores portsmouth goes to the championship for the first time ever. the current school was built in 1956 so 59 years and finally in the title game. oyster river 2-1 over lebanon. the bobcats are in the championship for the 2nd year in a row. they lost to souhegan 1-0 last year. golden eagles in the final desktop game for the first time since they won in 2010. semifinals girls volleyball, guilford and somersworth will meet for the division ii title. unh men' s soccer team lost to the university of vermont tonight in the regular-season finale. unh has earned the six seed in the american east tournament and they will travel to the county, that' s at 3:00 game on saturday at 7:00. unh field copy -- field hockey are ready for their tournament. they have a fun challenge ahead. they will play the university of pacific in the quarterfinals. america east has a western division that includes teams like pacific and uc-davis. the wildcats are seeded 3rd out of the east division. good luck to that team. tom: still to come on news 9 tonight. he' s the character tha

want to talk about there is homeless people in san francisco chinatown especially they came out at portsmouth square the park is distancing used by the seniors and families sros and so they have to clear out somehow so the certificate of appropriateness chase them out in chinatown you have homeless monolingual chinese i do support mayors the recent the navigation center thank you. >> so we should do more in chinatown. >> (clapping.) >> thank you. all right. our next question the said or done is sdmooishgs ms. take the opportunity and mr. pressing kin whether about san francisco as a sanitary city. >> as aaron has tutored us 24 out the central america politics in 1980 i certainly think we need to clarify the communications from our sheriff's to immigration but i really think that all the news to date to a sanitary of the shooting of poor kate steinle reed really is an administration question in a funny way tracks to homeless and car break in no way that juan francisco lopez a schizophrenia should have been brought to the city only not to be prosecuted and released into our streets with no inco

live pictures from portsmouth where it still 47 degrees. thanks for joining us tonight. i' m jean mackin. we hope you are enjoying your holiday. let' s begin with meteorologist josh judge and a look at the overnight temperatures. a lot of shoppers will be up all night. >> the clouds have pulled away. they held a little bit of the warmth in so it will cool off son, but still an above average night except for areas in northern new hampshire. that is hype rusher has slid to the east, bringing those warm southwest winds up. that will be the case tomorrow until that front to the west moves in it cools things down for the weekend and brings a chance for a few showers as well. 20' s to the north but 40' s everywhere else. it still mild out there and the rest of the overnight hours we are staying in the 40' s and perhaps down into the upper 30' s and 40' s for some at daybreak. tomorrow. waiting to you see how high they could go and the resulting cooler air behind it in the forecast in a few minutes. jean: i' ll many granite stater' s enjoyed a thanksgiving dinner tonight, other

the annual festival of trees is happening in portsmouth. more than 100 christmas trees will be displayed. the decorations aren't limited to trees. you can kind quirky options, close to 8,000 people are expected to visit this year's festival. admission is $5 and kids 12 and under are free. >> i'm going to change who i am and become a winner. >> so can you. your giving of nonperishable food can lead you to the peanuts movie. patients who br i in $5 worth of nonperishable items will gain entrance to see the charlie brown film or "it's a wonderful life" and both stock the food pantry. i'm shelley walcott, w- mur news 9. >> and now sports. >> it's our final friday football report of the 2015 season. our championship previews begin in division one. all three games we played on sunday at university of new hampshire. and this is goffstown and exeter, undefeated, goffstown are the top seeds. they take on the blue hawks. exeter is in the title game the first time since 2012 when they won titles. goffstown has not won in any division. they're had the

that is southern new hampshire from portsmouth on up to southern maine. you're seeing a couple of showers through concord also back through keene. then out towards western mass it's very hit or miss. scattered at best. and some of this is going to move across the state. it's generally moving from west to east associated with this upper-level low but notice a couple of these showers down here seem to be holding together okay. so if they were, we'll see another batch come through over the next couple of hours. that's what future cast is kind of indicating. actually holding showers at about 8:00, bringing them through even boston, say, about 10:00. and then exiting our region by lunchtime. notice what happens to those clouds. they start to thin out. so we should see some breaks of sunshine by afternoon, although we can't rule out one or two showers. in the afternoon hours though, i think it's really southern new hampshire and southern vermont i'm really seeing those showers. they're very light in nature only picking up 2/100ths of an inch of rain in orange.

mcgee was flying from philadelphia to portsmouth at the time of the crash. and boston police are increasing patrols near a south end intersection where two women were hit. a woman in her 70s was killed and second victim critically hurt. afternoon on tremont and westbrook line streets. the driver who hit the woman says solar glare was to blame. yesterday police in plain-clothes were watching the intersection while uniformed officers wrote tickets to drivers for failing to stop at the crosswalk. >> gene: new at 8:00, police searching for vandals that searched football stand and released pictures on facebook page this morning and say sings were torn out of the walls and vandals struck sometime during halloween weekend and estimate the damage in the thousands. police asking anyone with information to come forward. they say all leads will be kept anonymous. >>> gene: local woman lucky to be alive after a wooden post by inches. daniel miller is with us and, daniel, the woman tells us she didn't have time to react. >> daniel: just incredible. hoboken woman says she

shelley: business owners in downtown portsmouth say more people were out shopping earlier the weather. the new hampshire spca in stratham cashed in on the frenzy of black friday. throughout the day people wanting to adopt an animal could pick their price on all adult animals and there was special deals on kittens. last years event placed 40 animals in homes for the holidays. organizers hope that this year , many animals will be adopted. >> so far, it' s been mostly kittens, cats, dog. we also have a lot of birds and other small animals. whatever you are looking for. shelley: if you didn' t get a chance to stop into their black friday event, many more animals will be available for adoption. you can find out more on our website, wmur.com. nashua will be adding extra police for this weekend' s winter holiday stroll. more than 30,000 people are expected to head to downtown nashua for the annual event. city officials say an additional 20 officers will be added to patrols compared to previous years. the holiday stroll starts at 5:00 tomorrow night at city hall. for a complete list of road w

the city of portsmouth did not return our calls for comment. >>> it's election day, and there are no major races going on at the state today. >> one contest is getting a bit of attention and interest in brockton. bree is back with the details. hi, bree. >> hi, guys. generally speaking, there are so municipal elections that it's hard to cover them all. our political analyst jon keller made a special point to go out and meet with the race. why, you might ask? well, not only because the race is red hot, but also because the candidates are so far apart. at least in age. meet jack lally, a millennial who barely meets the age requirement to run, yet he's/aming four boats where he can't drink. he has no trouble with the age requirement. he is four generations older and by his estimation, better prepared for office. >> we're talking about the real thing now. i think experience means a lot. >> neither of us has served on the council before, so we're at the same level of experience. >> reporter: all right, jack. the 18-year-old says if he loses, he will shake it off and try again in two years.

the plane was headed from philadelphia to portsmouth. we'll bring you more information as it comes in. >>> also developing, u.s. and british intelligence officials say an isis bomb likely brought down that russian plane that crashed in egypt. >>> this morning, some flights in egypt are suspended as a precaution. bree sison is here. she's been following the latest developments. >>> 224 people died when the airliner crashed last weekend. a u.s. official tells cbs news that a youtube video surfaced wednesday, and it appears to show the moment the plane took off as well as later the moment when it began tumbling to the ground. according to the official, the person recording the video seemed to know that something was about to happen. the british government says the bomb caused this. >> we have concluded that there is a significant possibility that that crash was caused by an explosive device on board the aircraft. >> reporter: at least part of that conclusion is based on this recording. isis affiliate in the sinai peninsula daring that they

was found dead in portsmouth around 3:00 saturday afternoon. anyone with information has been asked to contact portsmouth police. still great along the seacoast seacoast. southeast is the -- where we have a chance of showers. otherwise, since on breaks. -- otherwise, some sun breaks. moving in early this morning and into part of this afternoon. that will help temperatures elevate into the upper 40' s, near 50' s, maybe even a few lower 50' s. the coast is staying mainly cloudy. watch for a couple of showers skimming by later today. temperatures 45 to 50. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other

we have fallen into the 30' s in the korea and plymouth. 42 in portsmouth. after midnight, temperatures will plummet everywhere, even at have rain showers. they will be coming down occasionally at the seacoast. past midnight as the colder air fills in, we change over to coastline. even manchester. maybe rochester, dover. but these will be very light snow showers. but enough you might get a surfaces. pavement is mild. you might wake up tomorrow morning in some spots to a little bit of white. once we get through the rest of the day, lots of sunshine. tomorrow, the cold air arrives. with the northwest winds, people feel like the upper 20' 30' s during the day. tonight, teens up north, 20' s elsewhere. tomorrow afternoon, 30' s across the state. with the breeze, it will feel much colder. here is what you can expect this week. wednesday, good travel weather. mostly sunny, 40' s. thanksgiving we will warm up with a high near 50. that will feel nice one your taking a break throwing the football. for black friday, 55 degrees with clouds increasing. saturday is our n

heaviest by far, portsmouth, moderate rain in that area. temperatures very very mild most of us waking up to mid 50s. in the afternoon cooling up. we'll time out exactly when this rain ends and the rest of your weekend with future cast coming up in a few minutes. now. a massachusetts native is dead after a shootout at the colorado springs planned parenthood. the last hour that this man, officer garrett swasey grew up in melrose, graduating melrose high in 1989. one of the heros of the tragedy. he leaves behind a wife and two children. >> as we've been telling you throughout the morning, see was a member of the university of colorado police department. >> the tragedy at planned parenthood, around the country on high alert. stephanie coueignoux is outside a boston clinic this morning. where police have stepped up patrols. >> reporter: and heather that's in response to yesterday's shooting in colorado. taking a look behind me, you can see a police car parked outside. in fact, i was speaking with officers earlier. they told me they first arrive

turning to the weather, this is a live look from portsmouth where you have got clouds and, you know, gray skies there. kevin skarupa, this is one of the days where we will have rain kevin: we have the front that will eventually move and later on this afternoon, and the the west with that. grayer. a cooler shades -- a couple of shades cooler as well. you can see a few showers will be roaming through getting into the afternoon, but it is the heavier rainfall organizing a cell south of new york city that eventually rolls its way in here. a couple of downpours, a few spots well over an inch of rain fall out of the system. from there, changes in time for the weekend. we will talk about that with futurecast in a few minutes. adam: thanks, kevin. this noon, a health alert has been issued in rochester. city officials say the rising number of needles being found in public places is causing a serious public health threat. they are urging people to avoid contact with these needles or syringes. if you find one, call police. an early-morning break-in at a petro mart gas station. when officers arr

it took off from philadelphia and was headed to portsmouth. the plane is registered to james mcgee of rye. it is not clear if he was actually on board. the faa says no distress call was ever made. but witnesses say it was clear the pilot was in trouble. you usually don' t fly that low. and you usually go straight you don' t fly over breezy point. shelley: john norton was on the s low altitude. other people reported hearing something strange in the air. >> it sounded like something in distress. a sort of rumbling. but we didn' t know what it was. shelley: according to flight tracking websites, the plane was headed here. the nypd launched a massive search and rescue effort. the tale was located and eventually a body was recovered. only person on board. >> initial reports indicate just shelley it' s unclear if the : pilot indicated he was having problems, but several flight tracking programs indicate the plane made a sudden drop, in speed and altitude before it disappeared into the water. >> it' s very sad, very sad. shelley: it is sad. the ntsb

the city of portsmouth doesn't receive our calls for comment. >>> the changes coming to help drivers avoid accidents. the four-year trip around the world completed by a woman on a mission. >> and what is in a beer? changing the recipe of a popular irish stout. . >>> breaking news now. the police are investigating sandwich. the d.a. there tells us that there are no obvious signs of trauma. because of the age of the child, the state police and the chief medical examiner will conduct an investigation to determine how the baby died. also, more breaking news for you this noon. boston police investigating an armed carjacking in dorchester. sky eye is on the way to the dudley street. the victim tells police a black male approached the toyota sienna, showed a gun and took off in the vehicle. the police are searching for that green toyota sienna. >>> a action was off of the field last night during monday night football as protestors rappeled down part of the stadium. and they unravelled a banner protesting bank of america's role in financing a liquefied natural gas export facility. the sign d

be careful. 47 degrees in portsmouth. it was really miserable yesterday. erin: avoid ladders and black cats, that kind of thing today? sean: among other things. erin: we want to check in on the top stories. three people arrested in connection with the overdose death are scheduled to be arraigned today on multiple charges. a chef at the northern new hampshire correctional facilities is accused of bringing tens of thousands of dollars worth of drugs into the prison. and manchester police tried to rob a shell station. sean: after yesterday we can only go up. kevin: couple of days of much needed rain. it looks like we dry things out. the temperature will push things up into the 50's. you'll notice the line of showers back to the north and west. those will be creeping in across northern areas today. that will bring in the cooler air as the wind turns to the northwest tomorrow. highs mainly in the weekend up into the 40's. sean: not a bad day. roads. we start with a live look at i-93 in windham. kevin: for a look at the morning ride, we're joined live by deb dav

. >> the battle here in portsmouth over whether uber can pick up drivers or not is contentious. but uber driver christopher david said he never imagined that tensions would rise so high that he would end up in jail. >> this for a youtube video is like hard to believe we sought down with christopher davis. >> kind of surreal because i have never even been inside of a jail like that before. >> reporter: david drives for uber part-time a second income for his growing family. he has been picking up customers in portsmouth even though the city banned the company earlier this year. he links local taxi companies for pressuring city leaders. >> reporter: the taxi people are very organized in going after us. >> this is why he made this encounter. >> you uber? the bouncer who was also a taxi driver and another taxi driver repeatedly told david to stop picking up customers. >> you you're not allowed to come into this town. just days later a warrant was issued for his arrest the bouncer alleging he was illegally recorded. >> i definitely think that to damage the uber cause tonight outside t

and portsmouth, new hampshire at 48. but 50s on the map this early this morning. this is pretty incredible stuff. a rely warm set-up with the wind coming up from the southwest. this will continue to transport and keep in our drink. we have got a lot of dry air to struck by these showers. as the cold front stacks toward us overnight tonight and into the day tomorrow. a lot of those showers tend to fall apart. future cast today future cast today features sunshine, scattered clouds not pure sunshine today. a bright one, will stay dry. some of of the temperatures warnings in southeastern massachusetts with taunton up to 65. 63 from mattapoisett to carver. brockton, 62. braintree, 63 degrees. even boston will get up to 60 an lower 60s framingham, lawrence, fitchburg, portsmouth, new hampshire, manchester, 52. worcester, 58. 61, hyannis. i don't expect to hear any complaints about the temperatures today. look at that hit that we take over the weekend with highs generally running in the mid- to upper 40s both days. tomorrow temperatures are barely going to judge. all day

portsmouth's record high is actually only 62 degrees. you are just a few degrees shy of that this morning. broken line of showers 3:00 to 8:00. once it goes by, clearing skies and cooler temperatures. it won't be overly cold. we'll fall into the 40's to lower half of the 50's. temperatures won't recover much tomorrow on the northwest wind as the cooler air comes in. highs tomorrow in most areas into the 50's. maybe a few flurries as we work through saturday night and early sunday. beyond that, full sunshine. a northerly breeze means temperatures don't get out of the 40's. after a cold night saturday night with lows in the 20's and teens up north, we start recovering thereafter. temperatures within a few degrees of 70. a mid to late afternoon or early evening shower. then the cooler air starts to come in on the west wind. we'll be in the low to mid 50's from manchester to the coast. in the 40's elsewhere. you can see the cool sunday. sunday night with lows in the 20's from there. recovery back to above thages for the beginning and middle

the 15th annual restaurant week in portsmouth is underway. more than 50 restaurants along the seacoast are taking part. any three-course dinner will cost about $30 and lunch is $17. restaurant week run through next saturday. another week is planned >>> the state is set to review a plan to allow c3 to increase propane distribution along the seacoast and the area. the company has reached an agreement despite safety concerned raised by some residents. sean: despite the warm weather right now, we know that snow will eventually blanket the area this winter. vermont is facing a problem. they don't have enough plow drivers. vermont transit officials say they have twice as many job openings for plow drivers as normal. the agency is offering signing bonuses for new may not man workers who drive plows and handle other tasks as well. that's always a problem for the local communities. you have to get enough people in the trucks. erin: i'm surprised they are having problems. sean: you figure there would be a lot of folks. kevin: the last three years we've

tomorrow, christie will is in portsmouth, concord and loudon. and on tuesday, he will be in londonderry and hold a drug recovery roundtable in concord. also on tuesday, donald trump will hold a rally in waterville valley at the white mountain athletic club. and you can find the latest political news by heading over to our website, wmur.com/politics. stephanie: the man police believe killed five and wounded nine others at a planned parenthood court is due in court tomorrow afternoon. new information reveals what may have motivated the shooter to target the clinic. brandi hitt is in colorado with the latest. >> police have not been out a motive yet, but we are learning more about the accused gunman under arrest for the siege that killed three and injured nine others. authorities say after robert dear surrendered, he made planned parenthood. law-enforcement says during interviews, he rambles. but other times seems rational. they are trying to understand his mental state. the u.s. attorney general called the shooting a crime against women receiving

we still have some rain reported in portsmouth and hampton. there could be little bit of mixing going on in these communities here, and this line will continue to move off closer to the seacoast as we push this whole system has this sharp cut off, so some of you see nothing tonight other than the clouds. it' s just going to be a few communities in the southeastern part of the state. for the rest of us, the big story is going to be the cold. we have much cooler air on the way. air. in this cold pool of air, on the way for us, and that will keep temperatures very cool as we had over the next couple days. 41 degrees in laconia. it' s 42 in concord. we have this cold air arriving very quickly, so that is what is changing over some of the rain showers to the snow showers. on futurecast, you will see what happens. this is 3:00 a.m., and most of the snow shower action is done with, except right at the immediate coastline. i wouldn' t be surprised if some of you get a little bit of a coating, especially on some of the rooftops, the cars, grassy surfac

portsmouth, new hampshire at 61 portsmouth, new hampshire at 61. hampton at 60. salisbury at 61. rockport only 59 degrees and marblehead around 60 and south shore as well and the coast cooler with more of the lower sdprivts hull to hingham down to duxbury and down to plymouth and versus the interior that goes up a couple of degrees going to norwood at 66 and around 66 degrees. worcester today 63. you are. and in boston at 59 degrees. i can't promise you will take into the afternoon. tonight the 40s are back by tomorrow. we have got 7s popping on the map. spots like norwood at 72. lawrence to manchester, new hampshire at 70 degrees. temperatures continue to warm up. we have got all this warm air moving in and will keep it dry through tomorrow afternoon and then overnight, we see a period of rain develop and this is the first of the showers that we are going to be watching on friday. a little bit of a midday lull before we get another round of showers late in the day. here is your seven-day forecast for the weekend falls view. 67 today. 70 by thursday. friday, 73 degrees. this is t

, new hampshire 41 in portsmouth, new hampshire. a little milder for the cape. but through 7 a.m. the clouds are hanging tight. slight chance of drizzle. much better chance one he hit noontime with temps around 50 degrees. we start seeing widely scattered showers. they grow in coverage into the evening commute. a snapshot at 5 p.m. slower to get you back from home simply because the roadways will be wet. 46 to 54. mostly clouds and we start to develop showers and fog later today. we will tell you how long it now over to julie with a check of the roads. julie, at least we have a dry drive in today. >> we will appreciate that, shiri, for every moment even if we are stuck in bad traffic. 93 south along with route 1. pike looking along fine. zakim bridge live open. live drive times. 13 minutes from the pike from the weston tolls to the ted williams tunnel. 2 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 22 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. >>> 4:02 right now. we are following breaking news on the

portsmouth takes down windham. both their boys and girls soccer teams are in the championship games. division 4 semifnials.top seeded derryfield school against the sunapee lakers. 2nd half, lakers in green and trailing but junior katie frederick drills the free kick to the left side of the net. 2-2 game. cougars answer gabi brummett gets behind the defense and has a lot of net to shoot at. she doesn' t miss, 3-2 derryfield. more cougars freshman madison thorne gets it to the finisher, brummett. this time she goes to the left foot, scores again, 4-2 derryfield. that would be the game-winner. frederick wasnt done another free kick. tucked perfectly under the crossbar 4-3. but that was all the scoring in this one. derryfield gets all they can handle from epping but they hold them off 4-3. division for scores. derryfield goes back to the title game to try and defend their championship. epping over gorham 1-0. the blue devils are in the since 2005. the girls division 1 volleyball pinkerton. top seeded merrimack took on

freezing now in fitchburg at 32 but this is a vast improvement from this morning and 30 in bedford, 31 in portsmouth, new hampshire and about 34 in plymouth. within the next hour though spots that are still freezing will likely climb above that 32-degree mark and by lunchtime today low mid-40s will rule and so will the sunshine and not going to budge today, probably count the clouds just couple more further north you go and end up being nice and bright and wear the coat all day long . looking for the 50s, looking for the 60s, i do have a warm-up that i can almost touch it so close. i will give you the details when that rolls in. time traffic. julie, so far so good, love it. >> julie: 9:01 and volume looks bright and thought we might be a little bit busy today and everybody waiting out this evening and wide open through bryant and daniel going hey, not used to seeing this at 9:01 and 23 minutes on the right 495 to mass ave and ten minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike and 19 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. >> daniel: logan airport state police and depa