always go by way to fast. 3 in bedford. yesterday into the mid-90s. 96 in boston. not quite that hot today, but still warm. the humidity not as high either. dew points now into the 60s, the mid-60s. compared to the stifling heat and humidity on sunday afternoon, today you will notice the difference. although it s still a warm day with a moderate amount of humidity in place. quiet day. no storm to track today. dry throughout the day. high temperatures averaging in the upper 8 this afternoon. slightly cooler along the coastline. a sea breeze kicking on in. sarah: breaking right now. 95 south in topsfield is closed after a serious accident early this morning. this is video of a single-car accident. it s expected to reopen shortly. traffic is being diverted to exit 51. no word yet on any injuries, so let s go to 7 s kris anderson with more now on this traffic alert. sarah: sarah, it is early, traffic yet. 95 south in the topsfield area, probably take that alternate route or p
for a moment of silence. senator clinton and bernie sanders both started talking about it. this is the largest ever dinner in the 83 year history, according to officials. the purple objects in people s hands were glow sticks. both candidates wasted no time talking about the elephant in the room, the need for a new supreme court justice. apparently they believe that the constitution does not allow the democratic president to bring forth a nominee to replace justice scalia. i strongly disagree with that. elections have consequences. the president has the responsibility to nominating responsibility to vote. reporter: both candidates agreed in the last couple of weeks to speak at this dinner. they are now airing political caucuses. since they had a captive audience, i m not too proud to promote my own show. politics unplugged will be debuting tomorrow at 4 pm. marshall zelinger denver7 is. news. the republican debate started off with a moment of -`silence for supreme co
presidents day weekend. absolutely but we do have some changes occurring. after highs in the 50s today, a cold front is coming through. it was a bit gussy. the winds hour across the eastern plains and denver. we re talking about a chance for snow in a higher elevations in the next couple of days. the news alert tonight, the arapahoe sheriff s county office arapahoe county sheriff s office is looking for the man who was hurt after a bullet went through his car window. the apparently went to the hospital on his own. happened, these guys had like real police officers. -`reporter: the man told police he stopped near this area after seeing flashing lights. one of the men even had a police uniform. thissis concerning. reporter: denver police say it is the red and blue flashing lights that got a man to stop near north sheridan and 38 street on friday night. two man ggt out number 1 in a police up two man got out, one in a police uniform. one was very well spoken and v
like we do. now wmur news 9 tonight. anchor: right now temperatures are below zero everywhere in the granite state with almost everyone under a wind chill warning. you re taking a live look at manchester where it s negative 7 degrees. good evening and thank you for joining us. i m stephanie woods. meteorologist hayley lapoint tells us how cold it will feel with the wind blowing tonight. hayley: that s what s making all the difference, with the winds makes it feel so much colder so much more brutal, and the winds are really stirring up the air, and you can hear it. there might be a couple scattered power outages tonight because of how strong the wind be. these are the actual air temperatures that we have right now, 10 below in concord. laconia. 13 below in plymouth. 11 below in lebanon. as you saw on the map there, everyone is sub-zero right now. with wind gusts up near 30, even chills are just horrible. 35 below is what it feels like in concord now, 32 below in white field. i
no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 this morning. good morning, new hampshire. 6:00 on sunday. happy valentine s day. while you were sleeping we have been chucking two big stories. right now leaders across the country are remembering supreme court justice antonin scalia. scalia died friday night in his sleep at 79. first, even if you have not stepped outside, you have noticed how bitterly cold it is. take a look at some of these temperatures into our newsroom. from merrimack to canterbury, temperatures plunging into the negative numbers. josh judge told us this was coming. he joins us now with what we can expect for the rest of the day. josh: i m here to face the music. it is cold. the good news is it bottomed out place last night. it has not changed a whole lot the wind makes it feel a lot colder but it prevents the temperatures from dipping a whole lot lower. it s still very, very cold out there. there are those wind gusts, 15-25 miles per hour. w