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hampshire. 6:00 on this saturday, november 19th. i'm amy coveno. we'll get to our top stories shortly. first, meteorologist kevin skarupa in for josh judge. nice to see you, kevin. kevin: good morning, amy, it's the last of the warmest days out there for us. we've had an incredible stretch the weather, patchy fog out there this morning with the clearer skies for some and after the low clouds and the fog burn off, it will be sunshine through a good portion of the day. you notice the clouds off shore to the west. this all part of a front that will be crossing the state tomorrow with scattered rain showers and a huge change in our weather going forward. temperatures starting in the 30's for the most part and a high into the 50's. a few southern spots reaching 60 with partly to mostly sunny skies. any chance of snow in the next system in a little bit. amy: news this morning, a pedestrian was hit by a pickup and investigators say that daniel baker was allegedly driving when he struck someone. the victim was found and taken to the hospital. baker was arrested for driving while intoxicated. he's due in court next month. a belmont couple is shaken up after three teenagers allegedly broke into their home in broad daylight. this happened on friday, now two of the juveniles are facing charges. cherise leclerc bs story. cherise: the couple was shaken up. they live on a quiet street steps away from the police department and the fire department. the last thing that they expected to happen. shannon carbone and nick on high street have the markings where police fingerprinted for evidence after shannon came home friday morning and noticed the door wide open. >> i thought it was my son home so i continued into the house and found we had been broken i was scared. cherise: thinking intruders could be laying in wait, she grabbed two knives from the kitchen. nick received a frantic call from shannon and rushed home. >> i thought it was crazy just to come home with the fire department right there and have somebody in broad daylight break into my house. >> the thieves made off with several of the son's items, the xbox 360 and his guitar, the >> officer belanger responded, the k-9 officer. the k-9 veto was able to track and when he was tracking he came upon a construction worker who said he had seen some people leaving the area and he was able to describe them. cherise: from there, two teens were caught. what's most shocking to shannon and nick, this all happened in broad daylight where anyone could have seen the burglars. they want their neighbors to >> we just decided tonight we're going to be getting some security systems put in and possibly going to be getting our permits to carry because i don't feel safe in my own home anymore. cherise: police are continuing to investigate as one of the suspects is at large. the teens are known to the department. i'm cherise leclerc, news 9. amy: right now police are saying that he robbed the credit union on penny lane. he was seen leaving in a silver colored subaru hatchback. no decision in the court battle over keeping bus drivers on the rob in two southern new hampshire school districts. timber lane and hampstead are fighting to keep their drivers on the job despite a strike being approved for first student federal court on friday. it's unclear what the next step will be. students in west high school were evacuated after several people reported feeling sick. about 950 people were evacuated to the athletic fields after fumes spread through the school. the fire officials determined the issue was a floor care product put on the gym floor that caused the problems. >> we have medical staff on scene, and checking if any students had any medical issues. we determined it was one student and broad to the hospital. amy: both the student and teacher taken to the hospital were treated for nonlife threatening injuries. fire crews will continue to work through the weekend to fully contain the covered bridge fire in the north country. right now, the u.s. forest service says it's about 70% contained and crews are mopping up and controlling the burned area to make sure there are no additional hot spots. that covers the white national forest. a popular north country restaurant will reopen today after a fire damaged part of the white mountain cider company in glen friday morning. 50 firefighters from surrounding towns were called to the scene. it took about an hour to get it under control. the building destroyed is the deli and retail portion of the business. the restaurant is another building and was untouched. >> i'm sad, i mean, we put a lot of love in the building and making changes there and it's so, a fun time of the year in there especially, so to kind of watch that momentum die, you know, it's sad. >> two firefighters suffered minor injuries. the fire marshal's office is investigating the cause. >> an 87-year-old veteran of three wars and his wife are in for a huge surprise this weekend. 87-year-old john ragonese and his wife margaret lived in raymond since they retired. the years have taken a toll on his health and the house. depot for materials to repair a bathroom, the store found out john was a vet and offered to help. >> i'm just amazed because they're reconstructing the whole place for him. >> i just think it's wonderful. john is a world war ii veteran, a veteran of the korean war and a veteran of vietnam. he's given a lot all of his life and deserves to get paid back. >> john and visiting family in massachusetts for the weekend and they have no idea this is happening. >> the capital city crowned its first ever mr. concord. cimikowski from cimo's deli won out over bob tewksbury and bouley. fight human trafficking. coming up on news 9, the former funeral director spent time in jail after police say he improperly disposed of bodies. first major snowfall of the >> saturday morning, november 19th. we start off with patchy fog in places, otherwise partly cloudy skies, turning partly sunny as the sunrises this morning and what should be another mild afternoon with temperatures in the 50's. from there, big changes as the we'll have the details in your seven-day forecast looking toward thanksgiving coming up. amy: police are investigating after an apparent noose was discovered in a bathroom at a michigan middle school. teachers say they heard a commotion in one of the boys' restrooms around 2 p.m. yesterday and found a noose hanging from one of the stalls. this comes after students at the same school were seen in a video chanting "build the wall" last week. the video garnered millions of views on facebook, but was later taken a former massachusetts funeral director will be spending time behind bars after police say he improperly disposed of bodies. william ryder was sentenced to jail. he ran a funeral home in south hadley. back in 2014 officials allegedly found bodies there. he was accused of embezzling $400,000 from families. show "hamilton" he walked into the theater to a mix of cheers and boos. the chas thanked pence for attending, and the person who played aaron burr urged him to work for all americans. a major snowstorm moved into the midwest, up to a foot of snow in wyoming and colorado, leading to scary driving conditions, including a 15-car pileup in denver. officials now urging drivers to just stay home. hasn't come here yet. kevin: not yet, no. we've had conversational flurries and some atop mount washington, but i have a feeling there will be a lot more locations that see the first few days. amy: all right, kevin. we'll be back, a custodian is going viral. >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch 9 forecast. kevin: today will be the 12th straight day temperatures will be at or above normal. we're looking at temperatures into the 50's. morning. giving way to partly to mostly sunny skies. temperatures in the 50's and could approach 60 in inland sections in southern new hampshire later on this afternoon. it will be a mix of clouds and sunshine. some early low clouds and later this afternoon, we need to see the clouds approach southeastern areas of the state with the marine time layer off shore. clouds increasing this evening from the west and from the east so behind that front colder air rushes in, light accumulation up north and some brisk winds and temperatures are not going to feel like highs in the 30's to lower 40's on tuesday. at the time being it's fair skies over the low fog and patchy clouds. you can see the huge area of a storm system well off shore. while we have the front back to the west with a light south easterly breeze today, the clouds off shore, they were navigating on shore and making steady progress towards us. temperatures today starting off from the mid and upper 20's in the north country in the monadnock region to mid 30's in southeastern areas. visibility down less than a third after mile in several locations this morning. bear this in mind if you're headed out, especially those areas that didn't have a true chance to a little sliver of warmth which is timed out right over the northeast this afternoon. temperatures today in the 50's to near 60 with that light wind and then we'll fall back into the 30's later tonight with increasing clouds. clouds start to approach from the east first and then the rain showers start to push into southeastern areas early tomorrow. we're going to look for a line of light rain from southwest to northeast and the morning hours, may end either side of mid day in western areas as some wet country, rain showers change over to areas of wet snow and likely be on and off monday into tuesday and southern areas stand the best chance of seeing snow showers or flurries with the northwesterly winds going to add a extra bite to the air. talking gusts on monday and tuesday, over 20 or 25 miles per hour, with temperatures only in the 30's. to maybe lower 40's for a brief time each afternoon. so it will be another mild you'll notice going forward, there isn't much reprieve here. as a matter of fact, probably the best day next week, ironically looks like the busy travel day on wednesday. sunshine, temperatures low and mid 40's. we get into thanksgiving and most of the maps have been hinting as a fairly weak system coming through. temperatures as rarg -- marginal. snow showers or showers, and for thanksgiving each day. amy: seems like good eating weather. kevin: and spending time with family. amy: an update on a story you first saw on news 9 this morning. a custodian at a bed ford elementary school is looking at creative cleaning. >> ron munsey cleans the petersboro school. and while vacuuming one andy hershberger has the story. >> it's heart and it's educational. he's getting worldwide attention. >> when i walk in the room i think of something. >> the custodian ron munsey gets to petersboro school by the time the students are going home for the day. overnight, something magical happens in the first grade on my carpet so i said, great, that's really cute and then, a couple, three days later it's still going, i really need to start taking pictures of this. >> this former delivery driver just started working here in july and his vacuum creations seemed like fun. >> i thought of doing stripes and squares, and then, when the red sox made the playoffs, i did a red sox insignia and it continued on. >> the photo album that the teacherut video this month and went viral. they've heard from people from as far away as japan. many of the designs are topical. >> i just wing it. i just wing it. like the white house, i looked at a picture. >> we had the white house and we talked about where is the white house, and walked over to the map to figure out where that was and so every day is a new adventure for them. >> snoopy on his house, and the american flag. on them. >> they're cool, i like them because they're cool designs and i can't wait for what's one tomorrow. >> rop says one of the reasons this all happens, once he gets to school because at home, he has hardwood floors so he can't practice. andy hershberger, news 9. amy: love, love that has people talking. police are searching for a man >> we are going to put a little spice into your holiday. we're in the news 9 kitchen today with helen ryba from you have packages that you mail out to people every month, they have a subscription and you send them a different spice recipe or spices with a recipe. >> correct. this is november's box and we made, the recipe in there is a lavender short bread cookies. >> and there's some lavender there, every month you could get a new spice. >> it's a surprise you don't know what you'll get, but good sized samples for them and a kitchen tester recipe. >> you're using are recipe to create fancy cocktails for thanksgiving. tell us what you have here. >> first of all, over here i made it's a cranberry marguarit and we'll have these recipes on our website, which is spiced up.rocks. it's rimmed with our bourbon barrel sugar and it has tequila and triple sec and juice. >> wow. >> and then this? what is this sugar, which is aged in a barrel. cocoa from france, it's nongmo organic sugar and our chili powder that we put in the bourbon barrel, aged. >> the next one? >> i'm going to be making a white chocolate chili pumpkin martini. >> wow, there's a lot there. >> i've rimmed one glass which you would dip it into the white shaker equal parts of a coffee liqueur, and then we're going to add some whipped vodka, which is like whipped cream, and i practiced this at home. [laughter] >> and this is some white chocolate liqueur. ok, this is definitely not a diet drink at all. >> no. >> and then you add some canned pumpkin. canned pumpkin goes in it's supposed to be great for you, canned pumpkin. >> so you put the cover on, and give it a shake. ok. and then, ok: (laughter) >> ok. it's not coming off, well-- we'll get it. >> we'll try it this way, i'll try it in way and you pour it into the rimmed glass. >> it's interesting how you're using the spices to kind of mix them with spirits for the if people are interested in maybe getting a subscription? >> it is www.spiceup. >> and the spice rack is made by a local person? >> if you buy a year in advance, 12 months in a row, we'll send this rack out to you for free and if you go month to month for 12 months you get it, but the end of the year. if you want it right away, you get it month-- ments do you know what's in the december box? >> yes, i can't, it's a surprise. >> that's what it is, it's a surprise box. thanks for coming in. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. i'm amy coveno. we begin with a live look at hampton beach. here is a look at top stories on the half hour. new hampshire police are searching for a man accused of impersonating an officer. a woman and her daughter claimed they were pulled over with a man with no badge. and a student expelled over his sexual relationship with another student. a jury and discussing the transition of power and the budget. we'll get to the stories and more in just a minute. first let's check in with meteorologist kevin skarupa in the weather center with a look at today's forecast. kevin: good morning, amy, a little bit of a snag in some areas with patchy fog, otherwise one last beautiful day across the area. the temperature a solid 10 degrees above normal. you'll notice the clouds off shore and a system back to the shower chances for us tomorrow. time being, temperatures starting in the 20's and 30's and again, some patchy fog burns off early. a blend of sunshine and clouds and highs in the 50's. that front coming through tomorrow is going to mean business with much colder air which should last most of next weekment we'll have the details with futurecast coming up in a few minutes. right now, new hampton police are searching for someone who impersonated one of he thought she was speeding. and police search for answers. >> the victim told police as soon as she saw the suspect, she knew something wasn't right and she got a detailed description of him in hopes that someone recognizes who he is. new hampton police wants to know who is pretending to be one of them. >> it's scary and it's hard to trust people when they're trying to impersonate law enforcement. pulled over on route 132 by who they thought was a cop in a silver blue charger. there were lights in the grill and no front plate. >> there was no badge, no radio, nothing that showed law enforcement other than the two blue lights. he allegedly said he pulled them over because he was speeding. he never i.d.'d the driver, but was concerned about her 18-year-old daughter and wondered if she was old enough to the to wea offered her driver's license, he did take the license and after that he let them go. police say he turned around and drove towards ashland. >> i don't know what would make somebody want to do that unless they've always wanted to be a police officer and denied in the past and they want to show some sort of power. i don't know whether this person or not targeted her because she was female. there were two females in the vehicle. i don't know if he would have done it if it was a male. >> victim described him a white a bun in between 25 and 35 years old. >> his behavior was feminine and his voice was on the feminine side. >> if faced with a similar situation, police recommend driving to a public lighted area or call 911. as investigators look for the purposetrator, some in town are on alert. >> be very cautious, be aware of your surroundings and try and just be aware. >> police haven't received any reports of this happening anywhere else nearby, but they have notifiedth anyone with information is asked to call the police right away. >> mike, thank you. phillips exeter academy has been ordered to reimburse the family of a student expelled because of his sexual relationship with another student. that family filed the suit over the way they responded to the incident. the jury ordered to reimburse the cost of a semester's tuition, expense for the trial from a dean's leave to a medical leave. >> a 12 week old puppy was found beaten and abandoned in a remote area of pittsburgh. she's beagle hound mix called holly. and there's a campaign to get her the medical treatment. both sides of her jaw were broken. part of the bone was removed surge a surgery. a go f created and we have a link on wmur.com. police is an arrest warrant will be issued for a woman who suffered a drug overdose in a dollar store. heartbreaking video of a young girl trying to wake up her mom. she did not show up for a court hearing yesterday. mcgowen's daughter is now in state custody. in a statement yesterday, the company says the move is needed because of marketplace changes, including more people giving up land line service over the last year. right now, the transition of power in concord is underway. department heads late out their wish list for the budget. governor hasp says the next two years budget should focus on combatting the drug crisis, supporting jobs at sitting alongside who will be his predecessor the chris sununu. >> whatever this budget comes out to be, it's the net result for the people of new hampshire. >> out of respect for him, i'll keep any advice i give him private, but i'll say that our teams are working very well together. amy: the budget must be presented in february. just a month after sununu is sworn into office. happening today, president-elect for secretary of state. trump ended his week with a flurry of appointments to his new administration. alabama senator jeff sessions as attorney general. retired lieutenant general michael flynn as national security advisor. and representative michael pompeo as director of the cia. yesterday, trump's lawyers settled all three fraud lawsuits against the former trump university for $25 million, for about 6,000 students with admission of wrongdoing. former massachusetts senator scott brown is now looking at a possible opportunity to join team trump. brown says he got a call from the president-elect friday and is being looked at as a possible secretary of veterans affairs. reporter from our sister station spoke with the former senator and has the story. >> my phone rang and you know, i have donald trump's number locked in so it was obviously suddenly rang. it was donald trump, the man he endorsed back before the nom primary asking brown for more help by possibly taking a cabinet post. >> he said what's your real passion? >> i said my real passion is soldiers, men and women are dying, committing suicide, astronomical rates. >> brown, a 35 year veteran of the army national guard views heading the department of veterans affairs as perhaps the toughest cabinet position, yet, the va is something he feels a calling for. >> you somebody dying or some type of negligence or a coverup in the va and it just makes you so angry. >> brown says va doctors and nurses need to get out to smaller towns where veterans live and work more seamlessly with the defense department, but as for what he'd do right away. >> immediate 365, 24/7 suicide hot line by a live person or people there. >> brown has been supporting president-elect trump for ten months, even as he took heat from republicans, like former massachusetts governor mitt of a secretary of state romney, should it happen. smart, dynamic guys and they can do a lot to cover, they can give a lot to this country. amy: and that was ben reporting. a tractor-trailer crash knocked out power right before a concert at the flying monkey performance center in plymouth. you know the saying, the show must go on. ? >> theon they put on a 45 minute acoustic performance lit by flashlights and cell phones. coming up, it's a championship saturday for six high school football teams. jason will have the preview in sports. kevin: one last nice day and cooler air rushes in for a good portion of next week. >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch 9 forecast. >> it's been a long stretch of mild weather. much more mild than we usually expect for the month of november, where it is normally the cloudiest month of the year by the numbers. it's not been that. the sunshine helped warm things up, four degrees above average for the month so far, but all of this is about to change after a day today where temperatures had very early this morning. if you're not contending with that, a beautiful sunrise this morning in what should be a beautiful mid november day. you have the last of that yardwork to do or want to get up there and put up christmas lights, not light them, obviously, but put them up to ward off the colder temperatures down the line. nothing fun putting them up with wind chills in the 20's and 30's. mix of sun and clouds, 50's near with rain showers moving in early tomorrow morning and we'll have cooler air coming in behind that and a completely different weather pattern starting on monday with brisk winds and continuing through tuesday. as you'll notice on the satellite picture. not a lot of organized clouds, if anything, patchy dense clouds and settled in in the low valleys with the longer overnight hours and it will take an hour or two to burn off. once it does, beautiful with i mentioned, system moving from the west, strong cold front. cold enough in fact, there's snow on the back side of the system. you'll notice the clouds that will approach southeastern areas of the state even before that front gets here later on this afternoon. temperatures start off in the 30's, near 40 at the coast and a few upper 20's where we had the clear skies. some fog is issue, especially if you travel around the fog prone areas, if you head out, it's the concord christmas parade. pa initially, but i think beyond that, you're looking pretty good into the afternoon. the fog early this morning, i think by 8:8:30, that's not much of an issue and sunshine thereafter with temperatures running from 54 to 60 from north to south. we'll see the clouds start to approach southeastern areas at 2:00 or 3:00 this afternoon. out west this evening, the squeeze play after highs today in the 50's. there will be the chance of a shower overnight tonight, but the best chances tomorrow morning with the front moving in. area of light rain will move colder air starts to seep in behind that so areas up in to rain, and may see wet snowflakes and that changes to wet snow up north. much colder air around for monday and tuesday with highs by then likely not out of the 30's and a good portion of the state. again, coming with the wind, which is going to knock the wind chills back into the teens and 20's, so one last mild day. cloud increase tonight. rain showers around tomorrow, which could change over to a little bit of western and northern areas. extended forecast shows the colder air around through a balance of next week. brightest looks to be the busy travel day on wednesday and then a weaker system with either rain or snow showers on thanksgiving day. let's head to news 9 sports. >> now, jason king and news 9 sports. >> hey, everyone, it's championship saturday for six high school football teams. let's preview the six championships games right now. the late game at wildcats on exeter. bedford in in the last five years, and first shot for the head coach. exeter on the other hand has 14 state titles to their credit, two in division one and head coach bill ball has blue hawks back in the big game for the second straight season. the two teams did not meet for the regular season which should make it more challenging f >> it's usually comes down to special teams and yardage and playing defense. it's november, going to be cold out there on a saturday night, you have to play defense. >> we hope for a close game, two great programs, great respect for bedford football, always a terrific team to play against so you're going to expect a fantastic football team. >> they have athletes and guys who know how to make plays and obviously we'll have to make way they play the game, they hustle. i think it will be a good matchup because both teams are very good at what they do. >> kickoff at 6:00. division 2, the plymouth bobcats and the bow falcons. they went before and winning both games they'll try to make it a perfect three for three. and team titles in division five and division three. sanborn has plymouth for the first time as a head coach. they won the d-2 the last year of the reign. and both sides know that that means nothing come this afternoon. >> you know, it's going to be a dog fight in the trenches and we know that's coming and hopefully on defense with all the different things they've been showing lately we can matchup and cover the trick plays. >> defense is going to play a big part of special teams, always going to play a big part. it will be interesting to see, you know, which offense plays hard-hitting battle. i don't think it's going to be very high scoring. i would be very surprised in either us or them. >> bruiser, it's going to be a battle. there's no-- yeah, there's no other way to put it. it's going to be a fight. a matter of who can take the most punches. >> in division three, they'll kick off the early game. 11:00, they won it in 2011 and lost the title game and returned with a shot at redemption. they'll take on the cardinals and rallied for top seeded monadnock to pull off the upset. it's the second championship game for stevens and they haven't won at all since 1968. the lakers owned the cardinals, cruising to a 57-12 win. >> their line is very aggressive. our line is fairly aggressive so exciting championship game. >> definitely a tough game and stevens is the kind of team, you can run the ball, throw the ball. defense is tough, it's a good one. >> i hope it's a close game and exciting for the fans. i think both teams have good defenses and both have offenses that can run the ball, they can throw the ball. >> they throw the ball a lot and beat us last time, but we're a totally different team. we're stevens and ready to go. >> highlight all three games later on tonight. moving on, the celtics are home with golden state warriors last night. first quarter, marcus smart hits the floater, he had ten points and that tied the game at 12. in transition, a nice long alley-oop to bradley. had a double-double. the warriors led at halftime. it was a different story. clay thompson a game high 28 points and outscored the they led by as many as 30 points and golden state holds on to win, 104-88. the monarchs home with the reading royals. all of that scoring happened in the period. chris mccarthy gave reading a 1-0 lead. with the sixth goal of the season. manchester responded with two of their own. nice backhand pass to augusta and that's his fourth of the season. then three minutes to go in the and the monarchs win 2-1. same two teams play tonight. a 6:00 start. it's their annual-- 14th annual mullet night at snhu arena. five different players scored goals and the wildcats beat u-mass. tyler kellerher had four assists. playing for the bryce musket and the winner will advance to the playoffs. rob garonkowski is not in, the chest injury. and he will not play sunday afternoon. that's sports, have a great saturday. amy: you, too, jason king. ahead here on news 9 this morning. spirit of giving, how to help your fellow granite staters have a means so much. to our u local hot shot. check out this beautiful day. a hike up plymouth mountain. look at that, great smile. is that a corgi? a duty dog. avid goodwill shoppers spend years honing the skills they need to find the choicest merchandise. note the hair worn up -- maximizes peripheral vision. no jacket -- cuts dressing room time, reduces zero-dynamic drag. stockpiling -- the hallmark of a truly competetive shopper. to shop at goodwill, you need a cart. >> in this morning's spit giving, a food drive is underway to feed families this thanksgiving. >> the new hampshire food bank is opening its doors. they hope to collect the much-needed holiday donations sore people across the state. >> the trucks are ready to roll carrying meals from the new hampshire food bank in manchester to food pantries and soup kitchens across the state. >> as we move into the thanksgiving holiday season >> in a last minute push, they'll open doors saturday welcoming cash donations and nonperishable items to help feed needy families this thanksgiving. at the rockingham county outreach in raymond, holiday help is being handed out in the form of $25 grocery store gift cards. >> all right. thank you. >> happy thanksgiving. you're welcome. >> 200 families like pamela la tour's will pick up turkeys next we, rest of the table. >> it means getting the rest of my fixings that i would not have the money tore. >> the holiday program is enabling us to reach out to families having a hard time making ends meet for the holidays and it's always a time where you want to have food prepared for your family and many of our clients can't do that without some assistance. >> back at the new hampshire food bank, they admit it's been a struggle to feel holiday tables. they're hoping that granite long. >> people start to forget about really giving, once we make it through the holidays. so it's important to us at the food bank level to make sure that we keep it in front of the public's eyes, that the need is there. >> right now, the food bank's on track to give out 13 million pounds of food in the state this year. in manchester, jean mackin, wmur news 9. >> you were just urging us to do that story, there it is, we're nothing if not responsive. enough, that's very impressive. you weekend people don't move around. amy: we're agile, kevin. kevin: you do not miss around. notice in your extended forecast, one last warm day and then it's a whole new atmosphere starting tomorrow. rain showers in the morning, leading an edge of colder air, it comes with brisk winds, monday and tuesday. wind chills in the 20's to lower 30's both monday and tuesday, if you're wondering where that feel of winter is, here it comes. amy: here is comes, all right, kevin, the news continues at the stories next. a family is shaken up and their home ransacked in broad daylight. also, a local veteran will come home to a big surprise this >> i went for the butcher's block. now, on news 9 this morning, what led police to two of the suspects. a mother and daughter pulled over in new hampton, but police say it wasn't a police officer who stopped him. what he reportedly told the victims. >> new hampshire has been an easy ride so far. one last day before the big changes. we'll have that in the futurecast ahead. >> part after popular north country business will reopen today after a damaging the flames. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. >> good morning, new hampshire. 7:00 on saturday, november 19th. i'm amy coveno. we'll get to top stories in just a minute. first, a treat for you in the weather center this morning. kevin skarupa, thanks so much for being here on a saturday. >> no, no, the treat is the forecast that i am providing for this morning and that's rapidly burning off. once that burns off. nothing, but clear skies above it. you will notice just off shore, an area of clouds slowly navigating back to the west while we have the next system moving east in our direction, so, a little bit of a squeeze play going on with increasing clouds late this afternoon in southeastern areas and for the rest of us this evening. that means temperatures have the chance to get back into the 50's for one more afternoon before then and much colder air, the big story, all the way through thanksgiving, follows their thereafter. we'll have the forecast coming up. >> new, a pedestrian was struck by a pickup in laconia. this happened at em street. daniel baker was driving west when he allegedly hit someone. baker was arrested for driving while intoxicated. after three teenagers allegedly broke into their home in broad daylight. this happened on friday and now two of the juveniles are facing charges. cherise leclerc spoke with the home owners and she has the story now. >> and the couple is shaken up, they live on a nice, quiet street steps away from the police department and the fire department. they say this is the last thing they would have ever expected to happen. >> shannen carbone and nick bernier's front the markings where police fingerprinted for evidence after shannon came home friday morning and noticed the door wide open. >> i thought it was my son home so i continued into the house and found we had been broken into. they ransacked the place, i went for the butcher's block. i was scared. cherise: thinking that intruders could be lying in wait, they had already left. nick received a frantic call >> i thought it was crazy to come home with the fire department right there and have somebody in broad daylight break into my house. >> the thieves made off with several of the son's items, the xbox 360 and a guitar. they didn't get far. >> the k-9 veto was able to track and when he was tracking, he came upon a construction worker who said that he had seen some people leaving the area and he was able to describe were caught. what's most shocking to nan nonand nick, this all happened in broad daylight where everyone could have seen the bars. they want their neighbors to take more precautions and say this'll be doing the same. >> we just decided tonight that we're going to be getting some security systems put in and possibly going to be getting our permits to carry because i don't feel safe in my own home anymore. >> police are beginning to the police tell us that those teens are known to the department. in belmont, cherise leclerc, news 9. amy: police are looking for a robbery suspect, saying he robbed the service credit union on petty lane. the suspect made off with an undisclosed amount of money and left in a and no word about bus drivers, timber lane and hampstead are fighting to keep their drivers. and the case started in brentwood and it was transferred to federal court on friday. it's unclear what the next steps would be. and students were evacuated after several people reported feeling sick. about 900 were evacuated to the athletic field after fumes they determined it was a product putting put on the wood floor of the gym that caused the problem. we checked if students had medical issues. we determined one student and one teacher were brought to the hospital. both the student and teacher taken to the hospital were treated for nonlife threatening injuries. fire crews will continue to work through the weekend to fully contain the bridge fire in the north country. right now, the u.s. forest service says the fire is about 70% crews are mopping up and patrolling the burned area to make sure there are no additional hot spots. it was in the national for rest. the cause remains under investigation. >> a popular north country restaurant will reopen after a fire damaged part of the white mountain cider company friday morning. 50 firefighters were several towns were called to the scene and took about an hour to get this under control. the building destroyed is the building and it was untouched. >> i'm sad, i mean, we put a lot of love in that building and we've been making a lot of changes in there and it's holiday season, so a fun time of the year in there, especially, so, to kind of watch that momentum die, it's, you know, it's sad. >> two firefighters suffered injuries. the fire marshall's office is investigating the cause. >> an 87-year-old veteran of three wars and his wife are in for are making much-needed repairs to their raymond home. changes that will allow them to remain there. jennifer crompton now with the story. >> volunteers are hard at work inside and out of this house in ray raymond. except the home's owner doesn't know it. >> we had him and his wife go to relatives in lawrence, mass for the weekend so that they'd be surprised when they came back. they retired from the four seasons market they ran in manchester. the years have taken their toll on their health and house. when the daughter went to home depot to repair the bathroom and the store found out john was a veteran, the store went into action. >> i'm just amazed because they're reconstructing the whole place for him. >> i think it's wonderful. john is a world war ii veteran, a veteran of the korean war and vietnam. and he deserves to get paid back. >> team depot and the raymond legion completely redoing the bedroom, replacing two outside decks, repairing leaks, hanging doors, pointing and more. >> carpenters, plumber, one plumber, three carpenters, even got my grandson here lugging materials. >> they're doing all kinds of things to make his life simpler. >> it's like move that bus, you know, that's what i'm looking and that little bit that we can do to help just means everything. so this is going to be a total surprise? >> oh, my gosh, yeah. oh, my gosh, yeah, he'll be speechless and she'll just blubber and cry all over the place. >> in raymond, jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. amy: last night the capital city crowned its first ever mr. concord. john cimikowski, owner of cimo's south end deli won over a field former player bob tewksbury. the tongue in cheek pageant was put on for the crisis center to help fight human trafficking. coming up on news 9 this morning, behind bars. this former funeral director spending time in jail after they said he improperly disposed of afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. >> saturday morning, november 19th. some melting going on atopnt washington while a lot of folks in 20's to lower 30's. mount washington, currently at 45 degrees. that means one last mild day for us, before temperatures start tumbling tomorrow. it's going to look a lot different there by tomorrow. details coming up. >> police are investigating after an apparent noose was discovered at a bathroom at a michigan middle school. teachers say they heard a commotion in one of the restrooms around 2 p.m. and discovered a noose hanging from one of the stalls. same school were seen chanting build the wallace week. the video garnered millions of views on facebook. it was later taken down. a former massachusetts funeral director will be spending some time behind bars after police say he improperly disposed of bodies. 56-year-old william rider was sentenced to 18 months in jail after pleading guilty to a number of charges yesterday. ryder ran a funeral home in south hadley. back officials allegedly found of embezzling $400,000 from families. >> vice-president elect mike pence made a surprise visit to the award winning broadway show hamilton last night. he walked into the theater to a mix of cheers and boos. and the cast thanked pence for attending during the curtain call. brandon dixon who played aaron burr urged the vice-president >> the first major storm is moving into the midwest, causing a headache for drivers. up to a foot of snow in improperly disposed and colorado, much of it at rush hour leading to terrifying driving conditions, including a 15 car pileup in denver. in minnesota the weather has been blamed for more than 300 car crashes on the highway and officials are now urging drivers to just stay home. >> it's been really too warm here to even have a shot at it, but things start to change because we turnedrp starting tomorrow. and from there, they're in the ball game and we talk about that coming up. amy: ok, kevin will be right back with his forecast and then, a creative custodian from bedford is going viral. how a simple act of creativity >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch 9 forecast. kevin: we are starting the day with temperatures in the 20's and 30's. some patchy fog, visibilities down less than a in spots as i mentioned earlier. mid 40's atop mount washington now. some melting going on there for the time being. i suspect after that front comes through tomorrow, this is going to be a whole different place going forward, starting monday with brisk winds and areas of snow that will continue there through tuesday. so it will be a completely different scene. looking at mount washington from the mount washington valley, things very calm this morning and again, some ground fog out there in spots and that will be the issue this morning in certain places, otherwise, this morning, and full sunshine in the mid afternoon with one area seeing a spot of clouds starting to make their way in as quickly as 2:00 or 3:00, a mix of clouds and sunshine and the last mild afternoon for a while, going forward after this. we turn sharply colder and that's around for a good portion of the holiday week. clouds increase from the west and the east and some showers will be around tomorrow morning. cooler air starts to come in after. starting tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. so, there's a look at it. after the fog burns off, it's sunshine and an area of clouds located off shore and light south easterly wind and that will be brought in quickly across the coastline. this front arrives during the evening and overnight hours tonight. temperatures in the 20's and 30's this morning and in the warm spot atop mount washington and visibilities down low in the next hour or so and then burning off, the temperatures between 54 and 60, this afternoon. so, here come the clouds from the east first, and then from the west later tonight. by early tomorrow morning, we will likely have rain shower activity moving into southwestern parts of the state and that will navigate northeast, as it does, some slightly cooler air and just cold enough in western and southwestern parts. and may change over to some wet snow. esal feet. that's your best chance out of this. later in the day, the north country, the last place to see the rain wind down. areas of light snow going thereafter the north wind and it will gust later. over 20 miles per hour, and then the rather busy, all the way through monday and tuesday, gusting over 25 miles per hour, and that means highs in the 30's to lower 40's are going to feel much colder than that, all the way to tuesday afternoon. from there, the wind lightens it doesn't look like a blockbuster storm, but light rain or snow around for thanksgiving. for the time being, look for temperatures today into the 50's. one last mild day because as you will notice going forward, all of those readings, at or below normal, all the way through next week. that means temperatures in the 30's to lower 40's. the wind will be a factor monday and tuesday, a lot of sunshine for the busy travel day wednesday and we'll keep tabs on a possibility on thanksgiving again. right now, it does not a major storm by any stretch of the imagination on any maps we've looked at. temperatures close enough, could be light rain or snow. we'll see. >> a lot of people run in the morning before they eat big. >> oh, yeah, precipitation, will that hold off in the morning? >> it could. the timing, six days out is a little hazy. >> i had to try. an update on a story you first saw on news 9 this morning, a elementary school is drawing this for cleaning. >> he spends nights cleaning the woodbury school. while vacuuming, he was inspired. a andy hershberger has the story. >> the guy putting these designs into the carpet has worldwide attention. >> a last minute thing. i just think of something. >> he gets to the school in bedford about the time the students are day. but overnight, something magical happens in this first grade classroom. >> a couple of times i came into school and there was something on my carpet, so i said, oh, great, that's really cute. and then a couple three days later it's still going and i really need to start taking pictures of this. >> this former delivery driver just started working here in july. his vacuum creations just seemed like fun. >> i just thought of doing when the red sox made the playoffs, i did a red sox insignia and it went on. >> the photo album that angie put together went viral. they've heard from people as far away as japan. many of the designs are topical. >> i just wing it, like, the white house, i looked at a picture. >> we had the white house and we talked about where is the white house and walked over to the map to figure out where t and so every day is a new adventure for them. >> snoopy on his house and the american flag. >> i don't know how the -- how they get -- make the designs on them. >> they're cool. >> i like them because they're cool designs and i can't wait for what's one tomorrow. >> ron says one of the reasons this all happens, once he gets practice. in bedford, andy hershberger, wmur news 9. amy: i'm like the kids. how, he's so precise. kevin: going to peter woodbury, that does not surprise me that that goes on, it's one of the cool schools. amy: lucky kids. coming up next, we know it's early, but christmas is around the corner and cutting your own tree, that's a tradition for a lot of families. we'll tell you how to pick out just the perfect one. in police are searching for a man >> welcome to today's grow it green. we're at windy ridge orchards in north haverhill and we're going to help christmas tree. in order to do that i need to bring in rachel mess seeny from unh cooperative. what are we looking at here? >> right here, this is a balsam fir. this has balsam or frasers the most popular for traditional christmas trees. and this one here is i'd say about seven, eight years old. the first thing you have to do, find out what room in the house are' going to put it in. get into a cut your own, the trees are larger than what you have space for. >> because they look so good out here on the field. >> exactly. got a high feeling here. so what we're going to do, we're going to measure the height of the tree. so you always want to take a tape measure with you, when you go to a tree farm. >> i think i need a ladder. >> the rule of thumb, determine what room it's going to go in. so in this case, how tall is this one? we've got about nine tall so if you're putting it in a room with an eight foot high ceiling, it's easier to take height off than add it. you want to take into account the size of your ornament topper, the stand, usually a half foot stand and cut it size. >> you're holding something in your hand. what is the purpose of this? >> bring an ornament when i cut my own and make sure the branches are stirredy and i make and determines if this tree is-- >> i've the only person in the world i've seen do that. >> probably. >> you want to look at the health. you'll take your forefinger in your hand and pull the needles. if you get a handful of needles, it's not as healthy as you want it to be. >> it's not like shucking corn or whatever. >> exactly. >> and the other thing is here in new hampshire, i gather we have a lot of can go and get your own tree? >> there are quite a few. there is a listing and you can find cut your own establishments thought the state. >> have a great family experience and come home with the perfect tree. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. i'm amy coveno. we begin with a live look at berlin. it looks foggy there, 28 degrees at this hour. here is a look at top stories on the half hour. new hampshire police are searching for a man accused of impersonating an officer. a woman claims she and her daughter were pulled over yesterday by a man in an unmarked vehicle with no badge. phillips exeter academy will have to reimburse a family over his sexual relationship with another stud governor hassan met with chris sununu and they talked about the budget. let's check in kevin skarupa with a look at today's forecast. good morning, kevin. kevin: good morning, amy. the web-cam here showing pretty much the situation. if you don't have the beautiful sunrise and you have the patchy valley fog along the area lakes this morning. it should burn off in the next hour or so and lead us to full sunshine to start the day. showers tomorrow. the other is an area of clouds from the ocean and into the sea coast mid afternoon. temperatures 20's to 30's, and highs today in the 50's just about state-wide with a blend of sunshine and clouds, this is it for the milder air, from here, a much colder pattern kicking in. we'll have much more with futurecast coming up in a few minutes. >> right now, new hampton police are searching for the man who they say impersonatedne telling he thought he was speeding. mike cronin in new hampton as police search for answers. >> the victim told police as soon as she saw the suspect, she knew something wasn't right. so she got a detailed description of him in hopes that someone recognizes who he is. >> new hampton police want to know who is pretending to be one of them. >> it's always scary, i mean, it's hard to trust people now days, when they're trying to impersonate law enforcement. commute, a woman and her daughter were pulled over on route 132 who they thought was a cop in an unmarked blue dodge charger. there were lights on the grill and no front license plate. >> there was no badge, no radio, other than the two blue lights. >> this impersonator allegedly said he pulled them over. he never i.d.'d the driver, but was concerned about her 18-year-old daughter and to the to have a seat belt. >> offered a license, he didn't right anything down. after that, he let them go. police say he turned around and drove towards ashland. >> i don't know what would make somebody want to do that unless they've always wanted to be a police officer and they've been denied in the past and they want to show some sort of power. i don't know whether this person or not targeted her because she was female. there were two females in the vehicle. i don't know if he would have done it if it was a male. >> the victims describe him as a with dark hair pulled back into a bun. in between 25 and 35 years old. >> his behavior was feminine and his voice was on the feminine side. >> if faced with a similar situation, police recommend driving to a public, lighted area or call 911. as investigators look for the perpetrator some in town are on alert. >> be very cautious and be aware of your surroundings, and try to just be aware. >> police haven't received reports of anywhere else nearby mike cronin, wmur news 9. amy: phillips exeter academy has been ordered to pay a family over a student with a relationship with another student. the jury ordered them to reimburse the cost of a leave to a medical leave. to the north country where the community is rallying around a 12 week old puppy beaten and abandoned in a remote area of pittsburgh. she's a bealing hound mix named holliment who ill has medical care she needs to survive. a ct scan reveals both sides of her jaw are broken. half of her jaw bone was removed in surgery last week and holly needs another surgery. a go fund me page she needs. if you're interested, we've posted a link at wmur.com. an arrest warrant will be issued for a salem woman who suffered an apparent drug overdose at a store. heartbreaking video shows her daughter trying to wake up her mom. she did not appear for a court hearing yesterday. mcgowen's daughter is now in state custody. fairpoint says it will layoff working in new hampshire. the company said the move is needed because the marketplace changes, including more people giving up land line service over the last year. >> right now the transition of power in concord is underway. department heads of state, agencies, laid out wish lists for the next budget yesterday. governor hassan says the next two-year budget should focus on combatting the drug crisis, supporting jobs at dcyf ap the drought problem. sitting alo predecessor, governor sununu offered his vision before meeting with governor hassan for the transition. >> at the end of the day, whatever the budget turns out to be, it's about the net result in new hampshire. >> out of respect for him i'll keep any advice i give to him private, but our teams are working well together. >> the budget must be presented in february, just a month after sununu is sworn into office. happening today, president-elect donald trump set to sit down for secretary of state. trump ended his week with a flurry of appointments to his new administration. alabama senator jeff sessions as attorney general. retired general michael flynn as national security advicer and kansas representative pompeo as director of the cia. yesterday, settling all three fraud lawsuits for $25 million with no admission of scott brown is looking at a possible opportunity to join team trump. brown says he got a call from the president-elect friday. he's being looked at as a possible secretary of veterans affairs. from our sister station wcvb, they were at his home in rye. >> my phone rang, i had donald trump's number locked in so it's obviously the president-elect. >> on a flight, his cell phone he endorsed all the way back before the new hampshire primary, asking brown for more help by possibly taking a cabinet post. he said what's your real passion? >> i said my real passion are soldiers, men and women are dying as astronomical rates. a 35 year veteran of the army nam guard views veterans affairs as possibly the toughest cabinet position. >> you read every day about somebody dying or some type of ne >> brown says va doctors and nurses need to get out to smaller towns where veterans live and work more seamlessly for the defense department. as for what he'd do right away. >> immediately, a 24/7 suicide hot line by a live person or people there. >> brown has been supporting donald trump for ten months even possible secretary of state romney? >> they're both smart guys, they have a lot to offer and give a lot to this country. >> a tractor-trailer crash knocked out power before a concert at the plymouth center, the show must go on as they say. >> the band insisted on playing and moved the concert outside to the sidewalk and put on a 45 minute acoustic performance, lit by flashlights and cell phones. memorable to be way to help a local teenager. the ridge athletic men's club held had a spaghetti dinner for samana dubois in her battle with leu leukemia. they've raised money for them. we are cheering for you, samantha. coming up, we'll tell you what is happening, new hampshire. reading royals? jason kenning has that in sports. >> a warmer finish for one more afternoon. a strong cold front is going to bring much colder air out of canada going forward. >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch 9 forecast. we've had an easy go of it as consecutive day with temperatures at or above normal. it's going to be the last of it though as we're expecting sharply colder air to start making its way in along a front that eventually arrives tomorrow. for the time being, we have the valley fog and lower visibilities in a few spots this morning, visibilities are down less than a half mile from there. we'll continue to see sunshine, which we will enjoy elsewhere through the day today. and what should be a really nice afternoon across the area. we're expecting a light wind and a the afternoon. with a couple of exceptions. we are an expecting an increase of clouds through the sea coast and later this evening and that will bring our next chance of showers, that will arrive in southwestern areas, and move northeast from there. much colder air will start to come in behind that system and that will likely set up chance of snowflakes as well as some brisk winds as well for monday and tuesday. for the time being, we're looking at the low cloudness and sunshine across the area. west, which is a front that will approach with a rain chance. and these clouds off shore will slowly start to makeets way on shore right around mid afternoon and along the sea coast. temperatures are in the 30's and 40's this morning and upper 20's, and that's where you have the patchy fog early this morning, and that's an issue in some of the fog prone areas and lower lying valleys in the northern and western half of the state. sunshine through the and temperatures into the 50's, talking 54 to 60, north to south into the afternoon and what should be a sun-filled day for most, you see as we pan out, a gradual step backwards, temperature-wise, in the single digits and that's with snow on the ground. colder air will bump into the milder air and send us into a different weather pattern. 54 to 60, north to south into the afternoon and as you will some of the shelter valleys with the lighter winds, 54, 55 by mid afternoon. up in elevation and temperature right now, atop mount washington is 45 degrees. places like wild field could tip out around 60, later in the afternoon. a blend of clouds that will approach the sea coast and head inland. that will be the first batch of clouds and then out to the west, the front approaches and that will mean some rain chances by the time we get to tomorrow mog. a lot of rain that will go from southwest to northeast tomorrow morning, maybe just cold enough at western areas, up in terrain at 2000 feet and may switch over to wet snow tomorrow morning. we're not expecting a lot of accumulation out of that and notice as we transition in the north country, those will guest over times, 20, 25, 30 miles per hour on monday and tuesday that will keep the snow upnorth across the terrain and central and southern areas, a back and shower in southern new hampshire out of this on monday. so, for today, temperatures are up into the 50's. very light wind out of the southeast today and that will bring the clouds on shore in southeastern areas, while any sort of chances of showers will be likely confined to southwestern areas of the state after 2:00 or 3:00 a.m. and then moving northeast tomorrow morning, that will be the front. the winds will start to pick up tomorrow afternoon, it may switch to wet snow in western areas and then scattered scattered showers monday and tuesday with brisk winds and the wednesday for a lot of the folks, watching that system for thursday, it doesn't look like a huge storm right now. >> are you a thanksgiving fan? do you like this holiday? >> love thanksgiving. >> and the favorite food to eat? >> the cranberry sauce. >> out of the can? >> out of the can. whole berry or without. kevin: canned, canned, gel. amy: just-- >> it has to make the sucking noise, yummy. amy: my gosh, my mouth is stories. a couple in belmont shaken up after two teens broke into their home. mres are investigating as one of the suspects remains at large. right now, new hampton police searching for a man who they say impersonated one of their officers after the suspect allegedly pulled over a woman. a north country restaurant back open after a fire tore through the cider company. fire officials are trying to figure out what fire. from holiday fun to helping others in need. there's plenty to do in the granite state today. tom griffith tells us what's happening, new hampshire. >> the 65th annual concord christmas parade kicks off this morning, celebrate the season with a visit from santa himself. the parade starts at 9:30 on hazen drive. you can also get into the spirit of the season at the annual holiday stroll in peterboro. tasty baked goods. the vietnam veterans of america, hosting a food and clothing drive in londonderry today. bring gently used clothing or nonperishable food. it all goes straight to the veterans staying at the liberty house in manchester. collections will take place from 7:00 to 2:00 today at the bacon bar and restaurant and that's what's happening, new hampshire. i'm tom griffith news 9. >> now, jason king and news 9 they're home at t.d. garden with the golden state warriors. kevin durant and steph curry. hits the floater in the paint. tied the game at 12. celtics in transition, a nice pass from rosier to avery thompson knocks down a 3, he had 28 points. the warriors outscored the celtics, and led by as many as 30. golden state goes on to win 104-88. monarchs home with the reading royals last night. the scoring in this one happened in the second period. chris mccarthy gave reading a 1-0 lead. his sixth goal of the season ap slaps in the rebound. manchester responded with two of their feed to augusta who scored to tie it at one, his fourth goal of the season. three minutes to go in the period. monarchs win 2-1. same two play tonight at 6:00. the 14th annual mullet night at snhu arena. five different players scored goals for unh has night and wildcats beat them 6-2. four assists. unh will host rpi on thursday night. the st. anselm field hockey lost in overtime. emily miller scored the game winner in overime to lift the pioneers to a 1-0 win. the hawks end a great year of a record of 17-5. and patriots tight end ron gronkowski is officially out. he took a hard hit to the chest in the game with seattle. he will not play on sunday. wide receiver chris hogan has been ruled out a back injury. a big game for unh football, 1:00 up in maine. the winner of that game keeps their playoff hopes alive, the loser, their season is over ap dartmouth wraps up at 1:30 against the princeton tigers on the three state championship football games up to durham. division 3, division 2 and night cup is division 1. that's sports on saturday. amy: the spirit of giving, how you can help your fellow granite staters have a happy thanksgiving and why it means so much. now to our u local hot shot. check out this beautiful day including with a beautiful hike up plymouth mountain. a great shot! you can submit >> this morning, the spirit of giving, a food drive is underway for families in need this thanksgiving. >> the new hampshire food bank is opening its doors. they're hoping to collect much needed holiday donations for people across the state. >> the trucks are ready to roll this hampshire food bank in manchester to food pantries and soup kitchens across the state. >> as we move into the thanksgiving holiday season, we'll be distributing well over 18,000 turkeys this year, which is an increase from last year. >> in a last minute push, the food bank will also open its doors saturday, welcoming cash donations and nonperishable items to help feed needy families this thanksgiving. at the rockingham county the form of $25 grocery store gift cards. >> thank you. >> happy thanksgiving, you're welcome. >> 200 families like pamela la tour's will pick up turkeys next week, but now they can fill the rest of the table. >> it means getting the rest of my fixings that i would not have the money for. >> the holiday program is reaching out to those families having a hard time making ends meet for the hid have the food prepared for your family and many of our clients can't do that without some assistance. >> back at the new hampshire food bank, they admit it's a struggle to fill the holiday tables. they hope they give with general rossry that lasts all year long. >> and it's important to us at the food bank level to make sure that we keep it in front of the public's eyes, the need is track to give out 13 million pounds of food in the state this year. >> in manchester, jean mackin, wmur news 9. >> that is a lot of food. >> it is, and it's a wonderful program that we love to highlight every year just because of the good that they do. we're looking at a beautiful weather pattern for the day today. tomorrow, rain showers, make it feel much colder, kind of a preview of the season eventually to come. some snow showers a possibility, monday and tuesday, with some brisk winds and the 20's for the first half of next week. amy: my coat closet is crowded because i have the full array, the light jacket, the heavy winter jacket, the rain jacket. kevin: i think there's one type of jacket you're going to need for most of next week. i don't think the light one is going to do. amy: i'll take your advice, kevin. the news continues at the top of the hour with our top stories coming up next. a family shaken up after their home is ransacked in broad daylight. how police caught two alleged thieves. how the community is helping one block. i was scared. amy: a belmont home ransacked and a family on edge. now on news 9 this morning, what led police to two of the suspects. a mother and daughter pulled over in new hampton. but police say it wasn't an officer who stopped them. the search for the impersonator and what he reportedly told the victims. kevin: november has been an easy ride so far and one last mild day before big changes. we'll have the latest time in the futurecast ahead. amy: and part of a popular north today after a damaging fire. how long it took crews to battle the flames. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: hey, good morning, new hampshire. it's 8:00 on this saturday, november 19th. i'm amy coveno. we'll get to top stories shortly. have we got a treat for you in the weather center. look who is over there. kevin: really? treat. amy: oh, i don't think so. kevin: i don't know. i have a holder, i guess. we start off early with the sunshine out there. of course, there's fog in inland sections this morning. otherwise the low clouds and fog burns off. and it's sunshine for us today. one last day with temperatures in the 50's and then going forward this front that approaches knocks temperatures back into the 30's and lower 40's for most of next week. temperatures right now are in the 20's and 30's. a beautiful day out there with a lot of sunshine and light get out and enjoy it today. colder air and brisk winds and details on your forecast in a few minutes. amy: new this morning, a pedestrian was hit by a pickup truck in laconia last night. it happened just before 7 on elm street near the country club. investigators say daniel baker was driving west when he allegedly struck someone. the victim left the scene, but was found a short while later and taken to the hospital. baker was arrested for driving while intoxicated. after three teens allegedly broke into the home in broad daylight. now two juveniles are facing charges. wmur's cherise leclerc spoke with the home owners and brings us the story now. >> the couple was shaken up. they live steps from the police department and the fire department. they say it's the last thing they would have ever expected to happen. char char-- shannon and nick's door still has where the police were looking for fingerprints. >> i thought my son was home and i continued into the house and found we had been broken into. they ransacked the place, i went for the butcher block. i was scared. thinking the intruders could be laying in weight, she grabbed knives from the kitchen, but the intruders already left. nick received a frantic call for come home with the fire department there and have somebody in broad daylight break into my house. >> the thieves made off with items, the xbox 360 and guitar, they didn't get far. >> the officer responded, a k-9 officer. and the k-9 veet vito was an i believe to track ap and when he tracked, he came construction worker who saw people in the area and he was able to describe them. two teenagers were caught. and what was shocking to shannon and nick, this happened during the daylight when anybody could have seen them. they're talking precautions. >> we just decided tonight we'll put some security systems put in and possibly going to be getting our permits to carry because i don't feel safe in my own home anymore. >> and police are continuing to investigate as one of those teens are known to the department. in belmont, cherise leclerc, wmur news 9. amy: police are looking for a robbery suspect, police say he robbed the credit union on penny lane. and was seen leaving in a silver colored subaru hatchback. if you have any information, call the policement still no decision in the court battle over keeping bus drivers on the hampshire school districts. timberlane and hampstead are working to keep them on the job despite being first approved for drivers in belmbelmont. the case was transferred and it's unclear what the steps will be. students in manchester were evacuated after several people reported feeling stick. about 950 people were evacuated to the athletic field after flames spread through the school. they determined it was a floor problems. >> we had medical staff on scene checking to see if students had medical issues. we determined one student and one teacher brought to the hospital. amy: both the student and teacher taken to the hospital were treated for nonlife threatening injuries. fire crews will continue to work through the weekend to fully contain the covered bridge fire in the north country. right now, the u.s. forces, crews patrolling the burned area to make sure there are no additional hot spots. it's destroyed acres in the white mountain forest and remains under investigation. a country restaurant opens after a fire destroyed part of the white mountain cider in glen. 50 firefighters were called to the scene and took about an hour to get things under control here. the business was a deli and the >> i'm sad. i mean, we put a lot of love in that building and making changes in there and it's holiday season, so, a fun time of the year in there, especially. so, to kind of watch that momentum die is-- you know, it's sad. two firefighters suffered minor injuries and the fire marshal's office is investigating. >> an 87-year-old veteran of three wars and his wife are in for a big surprise this weekend. john ragonese and they retired. the years have taken a toll on his health and their house. when his daughter went to home depot for materials to repair a bathroom, the store found out john was a vet and offered to help. >> i'm just amazed because -- they're reconstructing the whole place for him. >> i just think it's bufeautifu john is a veteran of world war he deserves to get paid back. >> john and margaret are visiting family in lawrence, massachusetts for the weekend and they have no idea this is happening. i hope they have cameras rolling when they arrive home. a great story. last night at the capital city, they crowned their first ever mr. concord. john cimikowski, owner of cimo's south end deli won out over a field that included concord's mayor and former major league player bob tewksbury. the tongue in cheek pageants was crisis center of central new hampshire to help fight human trafficking. coming up on news 9 this morning, behind bars, this former funeral director spending time in jail after police say he improperly disposed of bodies. first major snowfall of the >> it is saturday morning, november 19th. where we start off with a little bit of patchy fog in the valleys and some areas, victims are down less than a third of a mile and quickly giving way to sunshine and what should be another beautiful afternoon with temperatures well into the 50's. we're looking ahead to colder temperatures though with a front approaching tomorrow morning. those details are after an apparent noose was discovered in a bathroom at a michigan middle school. teachers heard a commotion in one of the boys' restrooms 2 p.m. yesterday and discovered a noose hanging from one of the stalls. this comes after the students at the same school were videoed chanting "build the wall", it's been taken down. charged after he improperly disposed of bodies. ryder ran a funeral home in south hadley. officials allegedly found decomposing and improper stored bodies and accused of embezzling, $400,000 from families. vice-president elect mike pence surprised visit to "hamilton", he walked boos. and brandon dixon who plays aaron burr urged the vice-president to work on behalf of all americans. parts of the country have seen snow for weeks and the first major storm moved into the midwest and causing headaches for drivers. up to a foot of snow in wyoming and colorado much of it on rush hour, leading to scary driving conditions, including a 15-car pileup. in minnesota, the weather has been blamed for more than 300 officials are urging drivers to stay home. kevin: are you dreaming of a white christmas? >> always. kevin: so eventually this has to happen, right? >> yes, colder air is coming so that eventually is our reality down the line and we're going to talk more about that and when that chance might be. amy: all right. kevin will be right back with the forecast and then a creative custodian from bedford is going >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch 9 forecast. >> a little bit of fog to get through this morning. this is the end of what has been a fairly mild first two-thirds of the month of november for us out there as temperatures today are going to be the 12th and 13th straight day above normal. and in the fog prone areas, that's an issue for the next hour o we get beyond that as you see the fog there in the distance and we should enjoy a lot of sunshine into the afternoon. and temperatures today making their way up into the 50's for one more day. places like the sea coast may start to see the increase in clouds even before western areas. and there's actually two areas of clouds increasinglators on tonight. rain showers pushing in tomorrow morning, colder air will eventually come in behind that, notice i didn't say cooler air, i said colder air because it's not just the temperature, it's there will be gusts monday and tuesday and flakes to be had. it does look like southern and central areas will be minor in the way of scattered snow showers. i suspect out west, there will be that chance later tomorrow morning, as we start to switch over before the rain winds down and up in the north country. it will be ever present starting late tomorrow afternoon and night and continuing on through monday and into tuesday. this is the front here and behind that, much colder air, cold enough, in fact, that it's snowing back out through parts that's the same system that produced this in the northern plains. this will come in on a light south easterly wind right around the afternoon with that eventually there. any sort of fog burning off quickly and eventually sets up sunshine with temperatures ranging today between 54 and 60. some of that elevation dependent because the temperatures this morning are starting off in the mount washington. light wind out there for the day and then eventually two areas of clouds move in. one off the ocean later on this evening and then, overnight, from our west. that will eventually give us a round of showers which start in southwestern areas around sunrise and then lift northeast, as the colder air starts to come in, notice how western areas could switch over for a time, especially up in the terrain and see the wet snowflakes. in the north country when it switches over, it stays that way on and off light areas of snow, even tuesday lingering flurries, all the way, brisk wind and much colder air builds in. temperatures highs in the 30's to lower range of the 40's, starting on monday and likely continuing all the way through the thanksgiving holiday and beyond into next weekend. so, very cold air coming in, a little bit of a pattern shift here for the time being, which could lost five to seven days, and starts with a chance of showers tomorrow, and then comes nice day for travelling around. sunshine and a light wind and then a weaker system gliding in, could mean some rain or snow showers, depending with when it arrives on thursday, that does not look like a blockbuster storm for us. the chance of light rain or light snow depending where you are. amy: good eating weather, right? >> yes, excellent. any thanksgiving meal is a good meal. amy: doesn't matter what the temperature is. kevin: exactly. amy: irrelevant. we have an first saw on news 9 this morning. a custodian at a bedford elementary school is gaining attention for creativity while cleaning. kevin: ron munsey spends his time at the school, but while vacuuming one carpet in a classroom he got inspired. >> it's art and educational and a guy putting these designs into this carpet is getting some world-wide attention. >> it's actually the last minute think of something. >> custodian ron munsey gets to the woodbury school in bedford about the time the students are going home for the day. but overnight, something magical happens in the first grade classroom. >> a couple of times, i came into school and there was something on my carpet. so i said, oh, great, that's really cute and then, a couple, three days later it's still going. i really need to start taking pictures of started working here in july and his vacuum creations seemed like fun. i started doing stripes and squares and when the red sox did the playoffs, i did an insignia and seemed like fun. >> the teacher put them on the internet and they went viral and they've heard from people from like the white house. >> we had the white house and where is the white house and every day is an adventure for them. >> snoopy on the house and the american flag. >> i don't know how they get-- make the designs on them. >> they're cool. i like them because they're cool designs. >> and tomorrow. >> ron says one of the reasons it happens once he gets to school because at home he has hardwood floors so he can't practice. in bedford. andy hershberger, news 9. amy: the kids probably wouldn't care, but i'd love to see a wmur logo. i put that bid in and don't think it got traction. kevin: you never know if he's out there listening. we can find that on the map, i heard from meteorologists i worked with ten years ago, i saw that with the vacuum. kevin: a great story. amy: are you hosting thanksgiving? we have some creative cocktail recipes that will get all of your guests talking. in our next half hour, a man is spice in your holiday. we're in the kitchen with helen from spiced up. it's a local company where you actually have the packages that you mail out to people every month and you have a subscription an and you send them a different spice recipe, right? >> yes. >> spices with a recipe. >> this is november's box and the recipe there is lavender shart shortbread cookies. >> every month youou good sized samples for them and a little prize and put a card in there and where the surppices c from and a recipe. you're using your spices to create fancy cocktails for thanksgiving. what do you have here? >> first of all, over here, a cranberry margarita and we'll have the recipes on our website, and triple sec and juice and good stuff. >> wow. what is this one? >> ok, so that's our chocolate chili sugar, which has been aged in a bourbon barrel. it has cocoa from france, nongmo organic sugar and our chili powder we put in the bourbon barrel, aged. >> so i'm going to be making a white chocolate chili pumpkin martini. >> wow, a lot in there, a which you would dip it into the white chocolate liqueur and then into the chocolate chili sugar. so in my shaker with ice, equal parts of a coffee liqueur, ok? we are going to add some whipped vodka, which is like whipped cream. and i practice this at home. [laughter] >> and this is some white diet drink at all. >> no. >> no, ok. then you add some canned pumpkin. >> canned pumpkin goes in there, it's supposed to be great for you, the canned pumpkin. >> then you put the cover on and a good shake here. ok. and then ok. [laughter] >> ok. it's not coming off. >> we'll get it. >> we'll try it this way. so i'll tryt >> it's interesting how you're using the spices to kind of mix them with spirits for the holidays, too. >> yes. >> what is your website again if people are interested in a subsc subscription. >> it's www.spiced.rocks. >> if you buy a year in advance, 12 months in a row we'll send months, you get it, but at the end of the year. if you want it right away you pay upfront or month to month, you get it after 12 consecutive months. >> in december, do you know what that box is? >> it's a surprise. >> it's a surprise, you don't know what you're going to get. >> i know you can't drink, but i can, cheers, happy thanksgiving! >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, it's 8:30. i'm amy coveno. we begin with a live look at hampton beach. here is a look at our top stories on the half hour. new hampshire police are looking impersonating an officer. a woman and her daughter were pulled over by a man with no badge. and a jury ruled in favor of the family of a student with a relationship with another student. >> governor hassan and chris sununu discussed the transition of power and the budget. we'll get to the stories and more, first, let's check with meteorologist kevin skarupa in the weather center. good morning, kevin, good morning, amy, you'll want to soak in the sunshine today. it'sng t mild outside, kind of get a redo. temperatures won't be quite as warm as yesterday, but we're talking 50's to near 60's with lit wind and good deal of sunshine. eventually a front approaches from the west and a line of showers tomorrow morning will be leading edge of much colder air building in. and temperatures for most will be in the 50's. look for clouds to approach the sea coast and later on this shower activity for tomorrow and who sees snow out of the system with your forecast coming up. amy: right now new hampton police are looking for a man they say impersonated one of their officers. he pulled over a many with a telling her he thought she was speeding. mike cronin now in new hampton as police search for answers. >> the victim told police as soon as she saw the suspect she knew to go wasn't right so she got a veryet in hopes that someone recognizes who he is. new hampton police want to know who is pretending to be one of them. >> it's always scary. it's hard to trust people now days when they're trying to impersonate law enforcement. during the friday morning commute, a woman and her daughter were pulled over on route 132 by what they thought was a cop. there were two lights in the grill, but no front license showed he was law enforcement except the two blue lights. >> the alleged officer said he pulled them over, and he wondered if her daughter was old enough to not wear a seat belt. he took her license. after that he let them go. he turned around and drove towards ashton. >> i wouldn't know what would make somebody do that unless they wanted to be past and want to show some sort of power. i don't know whether this person or not targeted her because she was female, two females in the vehicle. i don't know if he would have done it with a man. he was 6-1, dark hair pulled into a bun, in between 25 and 35 years old. his behavior was feminine and voice was on the feminine side. >> if faced with a similar situation, police recommend look for the perpetrator, some in town are on alert. >> be very cautious and beware of your surroundings and try and just be aware. >> police haven't received any reports of any of this happening nearby, but notified other departments. anyone with information is asked to call police right away. in new hampton, mike cronin. >> the exeter school lawsuit from a family, a student with a relationship with another student. the jury found for the family. and changing the boy's record from a dean's leave to medical leave. to the north country where the community is rallying around a 12 week old puppy found beaten and abandoned in a remote area of pittsburgh. she's a beagle hound mix. a former vet tech is leading the campaign to get holly the survive. a ct stand revealed both sides of her jaw are broken. half of her jaw bone was removed last week, but she needs another surgery. a go fund me page has been set up to help holly get the care she needs. if you're interested in helping. we've posted the link at wmur.com and just a postscript near. that link was broken earlier this morning. i'm told it's now been fixed. so many people trying to donate to help this little dog. she needs a few more thousand dollars to go back for surgery.o >> police say an arrest warrant will be issued for a woman who suffered an apparent overdose in a massachusetts dollar store. heartbreaking video showed the young daughter trying to wake her mother. mandy mcgowen is facing child endangerment charges. she did not show up for court yesterday. her daughter is now in state custody. fair point says it will layoff nearly 140 employees, some working here in new hampshire. in a statement yesterday the company said the mo of is needed including more people giving up land line service over the last year. right now, the transition of power in concord is underway, department heads of state agencies laid out their wish lists for the next budget yesterday. governor hassan says the next two year's state budget should focus on combatting the drug crisis, supporting jobs at dcyf and addressing the state's droud problem. sitting alongside his predecessor, chris with hassan to discuss it. >> whatever the budget comes out to be. it's about the net results for new hampshire. >> out of respect for him, i'll keep any discussions private, but our teams are working well together. amy: and the budget is due a month after sununu is set for ofls. mitt romney is reportedly a contender for secretary of state. trump ended his week with a new administration. alabama senator jeff sessions as attorney general. retired general michael flynn as national security advisor. kansas representative michael pompeo as director of the cia and yesterday's trump's lawyers settled all three fraud lawsuits against trump university. settlement of $25 million for about 6,000 students with no admission of wrongdoing. former massachusetts senator scott brown is now looking at a possible opportunity to join team trump. brown says he got a call from the president-elect frida secretary of veterans affairs. reporter from our sister station wcvb has the story from rye. >> my phone rang and i had donald trump's number locked in. >> on a plane about to land, the phone suddenly rang, it was donald trump, the man he endorsed above the primary, asking brown for more help by passion? >> and i said me real passion are soldiers, men and women are dying as astronomical rates. >> brown, a 35 year veteran of the army national guard views it as perhaps the toughest cabinet position, but va is something that he feels a calling forments you read every day about negligence or coverup in the va and makes you so angry. >> brown says va doctors and nurses need to get out to smaller towns where with the defense department. as for what he'd do right away. >> immediate 365, 24/7 hot line by a live person or people there. >> brown has been supporting president-elect trump for ten months even as he took heat from republicans like former massachusetts governor mitt romney. he asked about a secretary of state romney should it happen? >> they're both smart dynamic guys and they can do a lot to country. amy: that's ben simno reporting. a tractor-trailer knocked out power before a concert in plymouth. the show must go on, right? ? the band insisted on playing and moved it out to the sidewalk. they put on a 45 minutes acoustic performance led by flashlights and cell phones. championship saturday for six high school football teams, jason king will have game previews ahead in sports. >> looking a temperatures for one last afternoon with highs in the 50's and much colder air approaches. how long it looks to last as we >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch 9 forecast. kevin: you are contending with a developed overnight and some of the victims down less than a half mile. we have sunshine across the area and we're going to enjoy that at least through mid afternoon. we get later in the day and there will actually be two areas of clouds, one approaching from the east and one from the west. the one from the west will have some much colder air coming in behind it. for the time being, you have the outdoor plans for today, it's going to be another fantastic day for mid november with temperatures running a solid 10 degrees above normal with a good get through the day with these off shore. a flow may bring these in along the coastal plains. farther out west, this front is going to make the headlines not by how much shower activity out of it, but the colder air that comes behind it that will likely be around for a good portion of next week, including the holiday we've fallen back into the 20's in the lower lying valleys and that's where you have fog. and that will continue to burn off in the next hour or so and eventually set up sunshine into the mid afternoon stretch before the clouds start to come in from either direction. visibilities still around a third of a mile in some places through the lakes region and out through the upper valley and in portions of the north country as well. a warm spot this morning in the mid 40's atop mount washington. another mild day to be h gradual step backward. tomorrow likely in the 40's, but temperatures are going to start to fall tomorrow afternoon with the front coming through. clouds moving in by 2:00 this afternoon, clouds moving in from the east later on this afternoon and from the west later on this evening. not much shower activity before midnight, but after midnight there could be lighter hours as temperatures drop back from the 30's and 40's. the first batch of rain tomorrow northeast across the state tomorrow morning. left behind, especially up in elevation, there may be just enough moisture left over in western parts of the state that you may see it kind of wring out or changeover to light snow for a time. not expecting much accumulation out of that. up in the north country. it will be a different story, what is rainfall for a good part of tomorrow. switches over to snow tomorrow evening and likely light snow continuing off and on along with scattered snow showers in some of the higher elevations all the way through monday night and early later tomorrow afternoon and those will be a factor through tuesday afternoon and eventually the next system tries to arrive by thanksgiving. again, one last warm day, notice the next six going forward at or below normal. includes the lows and the highs and factors in the wind which will start to pick up tomorrow and gust over 20 to 25 miles per hour, monday and tuesday, that means wind chills in the teens and 20's at times. monday and tuesday. nicest of the days looks to be wednesday, keeping an eye on it for thanksgiving. doesn't look like a blockbuster storm for us. it doesn't look like huge, heavy snow accumulation, we've had that in the recent past, but it looks like-- we're not immune to that. >> no, been there, done that, but light rain or light snow. >> thanks, kevin. it's 8:45 now, an update on our top stories, a couple at belmont shaken up after three teens allegedly broke into the home in broad daylight. two juveniles of facing charges, but police are investigating as one of the suspects remains at searching for the man who they say impersonated one of the officers as the suspect allegedly pulled over a woman yesterday morning. a north country restaurant back open this morning after a fire tore through. and they helped to fight the flames and officials are trying it figure out what started the blaze. now, jason king and news 9 sports. >> hey, everyone, it's championship saturday for six high school football teams, in twist one, they have the late game at wildcats stadium. it's undefeated bedford taking on 10-1 exeter. bedford in the championship game for the third time in the last five years. still, yet to win a title. this is the first time for the head coach. and the other team had championships in their games. challenging for both sides. >> you know, it usually comes down to special teams, trying to take advantage of the special teams, and you know, play defense. it's november, it's going to be cold up there on a saturday night. you have to play defense. >> we hope for a close game, two great programs, great respect for veterans football. always terrific team it play against, so, you're going to expect a fantastic football game. >> the fact of the matter is they have football players, guys to make more plays than them to be successful. the pursuit of the football the way they play the game and hustle. it's a good matchup because both teams are very, very good at what they do. >> they kick off at 6:00. in division two, the bobcats and the bow falcons. bow went to the championship twice before and winning both games. they'll try to make it a perfect three for three at 2:30. the previous games at division five and three. head in the head game for the first time as a head coach. they wan the last year of l lanahan's reign. both sides know that that means nothing come this afternoon. >> you know, it's going to be a dog fight in the trenches and we know that's coming and hopefully on defense with the different things they've been showing lately we can match up and cover those trick plays. >> the i think that defense is a big part of special team as offense plays better i think it's a big part of the game. >> i think it's a hard-hitting battle. i don't think it's going to be very high scoring. i would be very surprised in either us or them. >> bruiser. it's going to be a battle. there's no, yeah, no other way to put it, it's going to be a fight. a matter who can take the most punches and keep coming back. >> in division three, they'll kick off the early game, interlakes it in 2011 and lost to newport. they return to durham with a shot at redemption taking on the stevens cardinals and rallied against top seeded monadnock last weekend to pull off the upset. the second championship game for stevens in four seasons, but they haven't won it all since 1968. the lakers owned the cardinals back in mid october. cruising to a 57-12 win. and our line is fairly aggressive so we match up well. it's an exciting and interesting championship game. >> stevens is the kind of team, not going to be any different way. they're tough, so it will be a good one. >> you know, i hope it's a close game, i think it's going to be an exciting game for the fans. i think both teams have, you know, good defenses and i think most have offenses that can run the ball and also throw the balls. >> they throw the ball a lot and they beat us. we're stevens and we're ready to go. >> all right, highlights and reaction from all three games later on tonight. all right, moving on the celtics last night. first quarter, they hit that in the transition, rosier, an alley-oop to avery bradley who had a double-double. and the second half was a completely different story. the celtics 31-9 in the third quarter and led by as many as 30 points. golden state holds on to win, 104-88. the monarch homes with the reading royals last night. all of the scoring in that game happened in the second period. chris mccarthy gave reading a 1-0 lead with his 6thth goal of the season ap slaps in the rebound. manchester responded with two of their own. a nice augusta. his fourth of the season. and three minutes to go in the period, a net of his sixth. monarchs win 2-1. same teams play tonight and 14th annual mullet night at snhu arena. five denver players scored goals. 6-2. jason scored twice and tyler and big game for unh football team this afternoon at 1:00, they play at maine and playing for the bryce musket and the winner will advance to the playoffs. rob gronkowski is out for sunday. he did not practice all week with that chest injury and he will not play against the 49ers on sunday afternoon. that's sports. have a great saturday. amy: still ahead here on news 9 this mo how you can help fellow granite staters have a happy thanksgiving and why it means so much this year. now to our u local hot shot. check out this beautiful day with a beautiful hike up plymouth mountain. great shot! >> in this morning, the spirit of giving to help fam >>. kevin: the food bank is opening its doors and they're hoping for holiday giving for people throughout the state. >> the trucks are ready to roll this weekend, carrying thanksgiving meals from the new hampshire food bank in manchester to food pantries and soup kitchens across the state. >> as we move into the thanksgiving holiday season, we'll be having well over 80,000 turkeys this year, well over last year. >> in a last minute push, the donations and nonabouterishable families this thanksgiving. the a the rockingham county center in raymond, holiday help is handed out in the form of $25 grocery store gift cards. >> thank you. >> happy thanksgiving, you're welcome. >> means a lot to me. >> 200 families like pamela latour's will pick up turkeys next week, but now, they can fill the rest of the table. >> it means getting the money for. >> the holiday program is enabling us to reach out to families having a hard time having ends meet for the holidays. and it's always a time where you want to have food prepared for your family and many of our clients can't do that without some assistance. >> back at the new hampshire food bank, they admit it's been a struggle to fill holiday tables and they're hoping granite staters give with a long. >> it's up for us at the food bank to keep the public's eyes, that the need is there. >> and 13 million pounds throughout the sta it this year. >> jean mackin, news 9. >> that's had a lot of food. kevin: we have the extended forecast, one last day, waiting to finish off decorating outside, this is the day to do it because after this, the winds pick up tomorrow after morning showers and then it's going to turn sharply colder. brisk winds monday and tuesday with wind chills in the teens and 20's and then we recover a bit, but another system will be tracking by thanksgiving which means light rain or snow, much colder temperatures than anything we've seen through the month of november so far. amy: so we've been forewarned, kevin: yeah. amy: thanks, kevin. thanks for joining us. good morning america is next. kevin and i are hanging around. we'll be back in 25 minutes with more local news and weather. good morning, america. new this morning, the trump transition. the president-elect inviting a fierce former critic mitt romney to a meeting at his golf course compound in new jersey. is trump teeing up romney for secretary of state? this as other new appointments come under fire over accusations of ra plus, what's being called trump's stunning reversal. why he is suddenly settling those trump university fraud cases. casting callout. mike pence's broadway visit to "hamilton" overnight. the vice president-elect divided welcome and the message from the cast. >> we, sir, we are the diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your new

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