Now wmur news 9 daybreak. Stephanie good morning, New Hampshire. Thank you for waking up with us on christmas morning. Merry christmas. Were going to look outside right now. It is looking pretty warm out there. Hayley yesterday was incredible. Some of us cracked 60 degrees. We broke records in a few locations. Today we will again approach record High Temperatures. It is going to be another mild one. Not quite as warm as yesterday. A look at temperatures. We got to 66 in manchester. 69 in nashua. It reached 70 in salem. It was so remarkable that there were some towns that did not get there. Look at the 20 degree difference in just a few miles from nashua to portsmouth or between plymouth and lebanon. It depends where the sun came out. Mere are the temperatures now. 32 in lebanon. 38 in manchester and nashua. Heres your christmas forecast. Temperatures in the 50s. Close to 60. Ill have more on the full forecast coming up in a few moments. Stephanie thank you. Wii following a developing s
Kentucky and is a 1971 graduate of Center College where he was later named a distinguished graduate. In 1974. He received his juris doctor degree from washington and Lee University school of law. He has practiced constitutional and Administrative Law for 45 years in lexington, kentucky and 26 years as council to webster chamberlain being and in washington, dc. Throughout his career as a constitutional attorney kenneth cultivated his advocation in history as a battlefield preservationist. He helped form the Perryville Battlefield Association and served as chairman of the perryville battlefield commission. He had a president ial appointment as chairman of the Gettysburg National military Parks Advisory Commission and served on the board of directors of the gettysburg foundation. He has spent time researching American History writing books and articles for scholarly presentations and giving towards of Civil War Battlefields to the avid American Civil War audience. All of kents books have
Doctorate degree from washington and Louis University school of law. He has practiced constitutional administrate of a law for 45 years in lexington kentucky. And 26 years as counsel to webster chamberlain and and in washington d. C. Throughout his career as a constitutional attorney, cant has cultivated his avocation and history. As a battlefield preservationist. He helped form the terry ville battlefield association. And serve as chairman of the parent feel battlefield commission. He had a president ial appointment as chairman of the Gettysburg National military parks advisory commission. He and served on the board of directors of the gettysburg foundation. He has been time researching american history, writing books and articles for scholarly presentation and giving to Civil War Battlefields to the avid American Civil War audience. All of kens books have been selections of the history book club. And military book club. And have received Numerous National awards. In addition, in 2007
Internet work even harder. That is why we are providing lower income students access to affordable internet. So homework can just be homework. Along with these Television Companies support cspan 2 as a public service. Our next speaker is no stranger to the civil war community. Kent masterson brown was born in lexington, kentucky and was a graduate of center college, where he was later named a distinguished graduate. And 1974, he received his first doctorate degree from Washington University school of law. He practiced constitutional and Administrative Law and kentucky, and 26 years as counsel to webster chamberlain in washington d. C. Throughout his career as a attorney, he cultivated his avocation for history as a battlefield preservationist, he helped form the perryville battlefields association, and served as chairman of the commission. He had a president ial appointment as chairman of the Gettysburg National commission and served on the board of directors of the gettysburg foundati
Our next speaker is no stranger to the Civil War Community Kent Masterson. Brown was born in lexington kentucky and is a 1971 graduate of Center College where he was later named a distinguished graduate. In 1974. He received his juris doctor degree from washington and Lee University school of law. He has practiced constitutional and Administrative Law for 45 years in lexington, kentucky and 26 years as council to webster chamberlain being and in washington, dc. Throughout his career as a constitutional attorney kenneth cultivated his advocation in history as a battlefield preservationist. He helped form the Perryville Battlefield Association and served as chairman of the perryville battlefield commission. He had a president ial appointment as chairman of the Gettysburg National military Parks Advisory Commission and served on the board of directors of the gettysburg foundation. He has spent time researching American History writing books and articles for scholarly presentations and giv